The Bordeaux region of Southwestern France is well-known to travelers as a hot-spot for wine, architecture, and relaxing beach-front vacations, but what fewer people know is that this seaside paradise is also home to one of the world’s oldest dog breeds. A port city on the Garonne River just north […]
Hit the Strip with Your Pup! Pet Friendly Places in Las Vegas
Sin City is one of the favorite vacation destinations in the world. An oasis in the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas draws millions of visitors to its lavish hotels and attractions each year. Whether it’s casino-goers, foodies, magician enthusiasts, or dog lovers, there’s something here for everyone. Yes, especially dog lovers. Pack up and whistle to […]
Lunch Time on the Hill: Ottawa’s Feline Ambassadors
The hands of the clock in the Peace Tower shift closer to twelve noon as a slight, elderly gentleman carrying a bag walks briskly towards a railing overlooking the Ottawa River behind the Parliament building. Here, in an out-of-the-way location, just above a wooded hillside, is a protected area with a platform and cat sized […]
Pets Vacation Like Celebrities In The Hamptons This Summer!
If you’re planning a summer vacation on Eastern Long Island, look (and sniff) no further than the Hamptons! A summer retreat for many celebrities such as Howard Stern (don’t miss America’s Got Talent), Alec Baldwin and Billy Joel, now you can experience the lap of luxury, just like their pets! The Hamptons have a little […]
Around the World with Fido and Feline: Where to Take Your Pet for the Summer
We’ve all been there: you want to go on that dream vacation but you don’t want to leave that furry family member home with a stranger or even stuck in a kennel. The good news is that nowadays, you don’t have to. Whether you dream of seeing the lights of Las Vegas or hearing […]
Join Us To Help Save The Elephants Of Thailand!
In Northern Thailand, a beautiful movement is growing. Since the 1990’s, Elephant Nature Park has been providing a sanctuary to elephants rescued from street begging, logging, and various tourism based activities. And it’s about time someone did it! Elephants have been on the decline over the past decades; there are only about 500,000 […]