Amazon now has a dedicated site for pet products—Wag.com. I wonder if this will have an effect on the specialty pet sites (like PetExpertise.com) I like for finding progressive training tools and books. I hope it means more people will have accesses to quality foods, tools, and information!
(Note: I’m not connected in any way to either site, other than having ordered products from PetExpertise and Amazon.)
Jan Van Dusen, who has fostered over 70 cats, went up against the IRS and won. Good news for animal rescue groups all over the U.S. Van Dusen had deducted expenses she had incurred while fostering cats for an IRS- approved charity. The ruling will make it easier for volunteers to help animal rescue groups. Yea!
Check out the article to learn more and keep your receipts for next year’s taxes, if you’re fostering or providing some other service.
So I have a big backlog of Friday Fun videos and I can’t wait weeks to get them posted for you, so here’s a bunch!
The Biggest Tease. (Thanks Cristine!)
Joe The Easter Bunny gets an ATB (All Terrain Bunny system). I want to point out that Liam, the boy who designs the terrific ATB, even draws the plans with the correct perspective. What a neat kiddo!
Einstein, a teeny, tiny horse, loves his big, big ball.
Maru the cat tries out some stylin’ hairdos.
Bull terriers hucklebutt when they’re happy. Bunnies binky. I love that rabbits will binky in response to their people doing their version of binkying. (It’s like what I talked about in this week’s podcast, where I did a play bow for Saffron and she responded.)
And after all that binkying, a bunnie’s got to rest! Behold—the bunny flop!
Check out this awesome House Rabbit Palace ! What a great idea. The tutorial shows the first version and ends with the more sophisticated 2nd edition. Sweet! You could easily make this by retrofitting an old bookcase. You could also make it wide and short instead to narrow and tall.
If you’re thinking about getting a bunny, please don’t buy one! There are tons available for adoption. For the Dallas area alone, there are over 5,000 rabbits who need a good home.
