Our Blog
February 17, 2016 Wed, Feb 17th, 2016 
When Hurricane Katrina touched down in 2005, humans were not the only species affected by its destruction. And because emergency relief agencies were not in the business of saving pets, nearly half a million animals were left behind, devastating many owners and causing public outrage on their behalf. Passed in 2006 as a direct result of Hurricane Katrina, the Pet Evacuation and Transportation Act now requires state and local agencies to consider pets and service animals in their emergency preparedness plans. While most of us won't experience a disaster like Hurricane Katrina in our lifetimes, it's still up to us to consider our beloved companion animals when planning for emergencies, big and small. Here are a few things you can do:
Continue Reading...
January 27, 2016 Wed, Jan 27th, 2016 January 7, 2016 Thu, Jan 7th, 2016 Buying a new car is an exciting time — but it can also be stressful. After all, you're trying to get the best deal on price, while also deciding on the make, model and features you need.
Continue Reading...
December 29, 2015Eric Rongstad
Tue, Dec 29th, 2015 December 10, 2015 Thu, Dec 10th, 2015 
We all want to be the one to find a gift that makes the holidays unforgettable for that special child in our lives.Whether you're a parent, aunt, neighbor or godparent, don't let your quest for holiday magic steer you towards a purchase that might be unsafe or inappropriate.
Continue Reading...
« Previous Entries Next Entries »
Blog Home