Column: Taking the mystery out about why cats scratch
Cats can be picky about many things, but did you know they are picky about their "scratchers" and where they should be placed?
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Column: Excited as you are with new pet, they may be wary of new home
How knowing the rule of 3-3-3 can help you understand your new pet at home.
Column: Pasadena offers much thanks to volunteers
In National Volunteer Appreciation Week, Pasadena Humane CEO Dia DuVernet says volunteers are vital to the organization's work.
Column: Pasadena Humane shines light on Animal Resource Center, ‘frontline’ workers
Dia DuVernet, president and CEO of Pasadena Humane, says the organization's frontline workers are key to the animal welfare and customer service.
Dog Poop DNA 101: Welcome to the future of pet-waste management
PooPrints, a dog poop DNA testing company, helping to bust dog owners with fines if they don't pick up their dog's poop at some residences and public spaces.
Garden wildlife? Tips to keep critters and your pet safe and healthy
Pasadena Humane says tidying up your yard, including securing trash cans and covering up barbecues, are but two ways to keep unwanted urban wildlife away.
Column: ‘Pee mail’ is a thing between your dog and other dogs on walkies
The bigger the dog, the higher they pee on trees and objects, earning them 'top dog' status from smaller dogs walking and sniffing along the same route.
Large dogs get the love at Pasadena Humane’s ‘Be Mine’ Valentine’s Day promotion
Huskies and other large dogs, 40-pounds and up, have a chance for a loving home during Pasadena Humane's 'Be Mine' promotion through Feb. 15.
Column: When dog-walking neighbors come together for support when a beloved pet dies
Saying goodbye to a beloved dog is hard enough alone, but knowing dog walking neighbors may help navigate the grieving.
Column: A pet license is more than just a tag, even for unicorns; Here’s why
Making sure your pet is licensed has beneficial impacts in the community, says