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Kittens are indeed adorable and keeping them happy and healthy is important. Lish Dorset from Michigan Humane joined Tati Amare and AJ Williams on “Live in the D” to share ways to keep your feline friends in tip top shape. Dorset said that a key to keeping your pet healthy is to make a veterinary appointment once or twice a year.

Helping those in the community is a great deed. Even though Christmas is months away, the season of giving is always here. Matt Pepper, CEO of the Michigan Humane joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” to share ways that people could help donate to the organization during the Michigan Humane Day of Giving.

When people talk about diabetes, they often think of children and adults, but you may want to dig a little deeper. Devan Bianco from Michigan Humane joined Jason Carr on “Live in the D” to explain the symptoms of diabetes commonly found in animals.

This is the time of year when many people relocate to a new house in order to settle in before the start of the school year. It is not only stressful for humans, but it is also stressful for pets.

Michigan Humane shares ways to ready your home for a new kitten.

A lot of people want to help homeless pets, but aren’t in the position to adopt them and give them a forever home.

Our pet of the week is Ginger, a 10-month-old male kitten with a white and orange tabby.

This Friday marks the start of October, which also means it kicks off National Pizza Month.

Michigan Humane is hosting its “Fur-tual” spring auction. The auction benefits animals and includes collectibles, memorabilia and household goods.

DETROIT – Saturday’s segment of All 4 Pets includes information on what to consider when choosing puppy and kitten food. The owner of Premier Pet Supply offered advice in this week’s episode. You can watch the entire episode in the video player above. Watch and read more: All 4 Pets segments

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This article is sponsored by the Mike Morse Law Firm. Owning a pet is known to help ease anxiety and depression and improve overall well-being, and there is an event coming up where you can meet the purr-fect new pet to take home. If you would like to adopt Sir Tuna, the Mike Morse Law Firm will pay the standard adoption fees. Michigan Humane is hosting a cat-centric pet adoption event this weekend on Saturday, September 26th at their Westland and Rochester Hills locations. The Mike Morse Law Firm also wants to help you if you need legal help.

BISSELL Pet Foundations (BPF) Empty the Shelters (ETS) event will take place July 10-12. More than 160 of BPFs shelter and rescue partners are participating in this reduced fee adoption event which will aim to find forever homes for thousands of cats and dogs. Nows the time to adopt a new best friend for $25 or less at one of the 40 locations across Michigan. BISSEL said since the program began in 2016, Empty the Shelters has found homes for 37,394 pets and counting. During the COVID-19 pandemic alone, 6,231 pets were adopted during two ETS events executed by appointment only, according to BISSEL.

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WYANDOTTE, Mich. – Police have safely returned a kitten that was taken from a Wyandotte animal shelter Saturday morning. According to the Shelter to Home Rescue Facebook, a man entered the building Saturday morning and left with the kitten in a white van. Wyandotte police announced Saturday night that the kitten has been returned safely to the shelter.