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The Weekly Walk: Give a Woof!

The Weekly WalkArticle of the Week: Dogs Love Donations

Animals give us joy with kisses, by paying attention to us, and by allowing us to share videos of them on the Internet, so consider giving to animals in need this holiday season. There are numerous ways to donate. You can send money and supplies to local shelters. You can make purchases from companies that donate portions of proceeds to animal causes, such as our friends at Hendrick Boards. You can even foster a pet waiting for a permanent home. Want more specific ideas for spreading goodwill? Click here to learn how you can show your love for animals in Chicago, and click here to donate money to ASPCA, which will match each donation until it reaches $200,000. Woof!

Joke of the Week

Q: Why are Dalmatians no good at hide and seek?

A: They’re always spotted.

Treat of the Week

Homemade peanut butter bacon dog treats will show your pups you love them.

Puzzle of the Week

Solve the anagram “Sat Do In On.”

Hint: one word, what Chicago Dog Walkers gives to shelters/charities for referrals.

Highlight the space after the colon to see the answer: Donations 

Photo of the Week

Holidays can be hectic. Remember to make time for the laundry.

Video of the Week

Is this how you feel about the snow each year?

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Thank you for taking another Weekly Walk with us. Be sure to share holiday stories about your pets in the comments below, on Twitter, or Facebook. Woof!

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The Weekly Walk: Holiday Pets

The Weekly WalkArticle of the Week: Cats and Christmas

The North Shore Animal League in New York has combined the holidays and cats, in an attempt to find many of their sheltered felines homes. While any effort to raise awareness about rescuing pets is commendable, the North Shore Animal League has gone the extra whisker. The organization has created christmascats.tv. What happens on christmascats.tv? It’s a live feed of cats in a holiday themed room. Music plays while you watch cats relax and chase each other and wait for people to adopt them. You can even post comments that an elf or elderly lady sometimes respond to. This is a remarkable effort and we want to send a big Meow to the North Shore Animal League.

Joke of the Week

Q: What do you call a messy hippo?

A: A hippopota-mess.

Treat of the Week

Are you looking to cut more grain out of your pet’s diet? Try this dog treat recipe.

Puzzle of the Week

Solve the anagram “Chocolate Veg Sips.”

Hint: Three words, location and heart and animals.

Highlight the space after the colon to see the answer: Chicago Loves Pets  

Photo of the Week

Woof! Meow! Woof! Are your pets excited for the holidays?

Video of the Week

Snow mazes are fantastic puzzles to keep your dogs busy this winter.

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We hope you enjoyed the first Weekly Walk of December. Tell us about any holiday traditions you have with your pets in the comments below, on Twitter, or Facebook. Woof!

The Weekly Walk: Reasonable Companions

The Weekly WalkArticle of the Week: Reason Enough

Are you considering bringing a dog into your life? Have you begun researching local shelters? Are you already at the shelter but need another reason to step inside? There’s an online article to help with that. A post on Distractify, “20 Reasons You Absolutely Need a Dog in Your Life,” will likely make you want to kiss a pooch, if not adopt one, by the time you reach the end of it. And if you do adopt a dog, be sure to share photos with us. Woof!

Joke of the Week

Q: What do you give a pig with a rash?

A: Oinkment.

Treat of the Week

An easy bacon dog treat recipe to impress your pooch. Nommers!

Puzzle of the Week

Solve the anagram “Headmaster Mote.”

Hint: two words, type of pet snacks.

Highlight the space after the colon to see the answer: Homemade Treats  

Photo of the Week

Beautiful photos of beautiful shelter dogs. Click the picture for more.

Video of the Week

Corgi puppies running at the camera. It’s even cuter than it sounds.

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Thank you for taking another enjoyable Weekly Walk with us. Be sure to bark or meow or use any other animal noise to communicate with us below, on Twitter, or Facebook. Woof!