The following post comes from guest bloggers Don and Lillian Stokes, who are best-selling authors of multiple bird and nature guides. They are also the authors behind Stokes Birding Blog and sell some pretty awesome bird products at PETCO.
Keep an eye out for multiple posts on bird feeding this month, since February is National Wild [...]
The following guest blog comes from the creator of the awesome website freekibble.com, Mimi Ausland.
Hi Everyone! This is Mimi Ausland from freekibble.com. Freekibble has now generated over 1.6 million meals to homeless dogs and cats. We have been very successful so far, but decided that it was time to get more kids involved. Especially because [...]
The following story is from Elisabeth Charles, PETCO’s Chief Marketing Officer:
Growing up I never had pets (my dad always claimed he was allergic to dog/cat hair). So it was goldfish or nothing for us.
Then when I married my husband, Curt, we adopted a dog from a shelter in Florida and I gave it to him [...]
Fanna Easter
The following article comes from Fanna Easter. Fanna is a Regional Pet Services Coordinator for PETCO as well as a Certified Professional Dog Trainer.
As a dog trainer, I am asked questions from strangers all the time. Even sitting on an airplane while reading my Association of Pet Dog Trainers Chronicle, I feel a [...]
Don Spaeth
Don Spaeth is PETCO’s Aquatic Magnent Store Manager.
Serene, tranquil, relaxed… these are all words that come to mind when I think of life under water.
As a 15-year family member of PETCO it is easy to fall in love with and want to bring home every animal under the sun, but my real passion is [...]
The following article comes from Melissa Kowalchuk at Trupanion, PETCO’s Pet Insurance partner.
Me and Goldie
When I first started working at Trupanion over a year ago and told people that I worked for a pet insurance company they looked at me with glazed over eyes and asked “Pet insurance? What is that?”
The following article is from Phil, a recipient of a dog from Guide Dogs of the Desert.
When I was 18 years old, like most teenagers I wanted to get away from home so I decided the best way to do that was to join the Army. I was a chaplain’s assistant for a year before I was sent [...]
Linda and her guide dog Buster
The following article is from Linda, a recipient of a dog from Guide Dogs of the Desert.
Getting a guide dog has not only given me freedom and independence in getting where I need to go; it has also opened my spiritual eyes to the window of my soul.
I no [...]
The following article is from Phil, a recipient of a dog from Guide Dogs of the Desert.
Crossing the street with Avery
Tap…Tap…Tap…Tap. That’s the sound of the cane I used for more than seven years. Primitive by many standards and even inaccurate at times. I have low vision due to an eye condition called Retinitis [...]
This article was written by guest blogger Abby Bird, dog trainer at the Bluffton, S.C. PETCO
Guest Blogger Abby Bird
In my training business I am often confronted with squeaky toy quandaries such as “why does my dog destroy the toys” to “is there an indestructible squeaky toy”? Although my research has not been able to turn [...]
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