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This Kitten Shower aims to help kittens in need -- and you can help
Read full article: This Kitten Shower aims to help kittens in need -- and you can helpSpring is shower season, and Michigan Humane is celebrating the best way they know how: with a Kitten Shower! Anna Chrisman from Michigan Humane stopped by to invite "Live in the D" viewers to the event.
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Think you’re ready for an Easter bunny of your own?
Read full article: Think you’re ready for an Easter bunny of your own?Easter is coming up, which means it’s time to remind everyone that a bunny, duck or chick may make for a cute gift on Easter morning, but buying live animals can be a huge, years-long commitment. It’s important to do your research before buying any pet, but if you’re serious about bringing home a “springtime” animal, here are a couple of tips from Michigan Humane’s Anna Chrisman:Make sure to research your pet first. A rabbit can live for more than a decade, and if you’re not ready to give your love and attention to one for that long, maybe it isn’t the pet for you. So you’ll need to do some research and make sure there is a vet nearby who can take care of your new pet. This isn’t to say you shouldn’t adopt pets in need, and if you’re serious about making a commitment to a rabbit, Chrisman has the pet for you.
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Are your pets ready for spring?
Read full article: Are your pets ready for spring?As the weather warms up and we spend more time outside in the sun, so do our outdoor pets. Devan Bianco from Michigan Humane provided some steps you can take to help make sure your pets stay safe outside. Michigan Humane offers testing at its vet centers, so go to the website or call to see what is available for you. Microchip and ID tag infoSpring is also a great time to make sure your pet’s microchip information is up to date. For more information on Michigan Humane, watch the video above.
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Celebrate ‘St. Pitty’s Day’ by taking home your forever friend
Read full article: Celebrate ‘St. Pitty’s Day’ by taking home your forever friendDevan Bianco from Michigan Humane stopped by “Live In The D” to catch up Jason Carr on their upcoming St. Patrick’s Day event, where you just might find a new forever friend. This Wednesday through Sunday, Michigan Humane will be celebrating “St. Pitty’s Day,” a way to highlight some of the pit bulls in shelters that are looking for forever homes. During St. Pitty’s Day, adoption fees for pit bulls will be waived if you wear green to the adoption center. AdTo find out more about how you can help Michigan Humane, watch the video above.