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Our shelters could be overrun with kittens if we don't take action now.

I confess it's hard for me to fully accept that we somehow get to share our lives with puppies/dogs. Honestly, I wonder sometimes if we even deserve them.

As we continue to deal with Covid-19, please bring your mask and continue to practice safety guidelines as outlined by the CDC. Make sure the dogs are leashed.

In the midst of the hell-scape that has been 2020, it's extra important to take note of the things that bring joy to our lives. We need all the joy we can get. When we take an inventory of the people, places, and things that add so much goodness and light to our lives, for many of us, dogs fall near, or at the very top, of that list...

I have personally found the beloved mutts I've met to be among the smartest, sassiest, delightfully cute companions you could ever hope for.

I don't know what I'd do without my cats. They can be delightfully affectionate companions who can instantly lower your stress levels in almost tangible ways.

Maybe it isn't about equating animal rights to human rights, but about being more "human" in the way we defend those who can't defend themselves.

Loneliness is always a real concern for our friends and family. Due to social distancing during this season of COVID-19, we may rely on them more than ever.

Enjoy great food and local brews. ETX Brewing Co. is such a fun place to be at any time during the year--but especially with pets and pics with Santa!

If you've ever experienced the heartbreak of losing your beloved dog or cat, you know what a true nightmare it can be. Micro-chipping can help you find them.

The Grove is already such a lovely place to be with great food. Add the presence of our beloved dogs and it gets added to the list of my "happy places."

A portion of every beer sold will go to the SPCA of East Texas. And they're offering free chips and salsa to patrons who bring an item to donate to the event.