The actress, host and influencer spoke with Paws in Town about her bond with her two rescued animals, and why, in her words, "adopting says something about the goodness of the person who does it."

The season may change on the calendar before it changes in the weather but your dog notices the household transition immediately

The air begins to change, the days start to feel different, and a new season arrives filled with colors, scents, and plans. Fall can also become one of the most special times of the year to enjoy with our pets. Those of us who share our lives with a dog know that almost any plan can turn into an adventure when they come along. And there’s something special about fall: more comfortable temperatures, seasonal celebrations, outdoor activities, and plenty of moments worth rememb

Halloween can be an amazing night for the whole family, but for our dogs and cats, costumes, candy, loud noises, and doors constantly opening can turn the celebration into a truly scary experience. The key is to celebrate with their safety and comfort in mind, too.

For many people, pets are much more than just animal companions; they are family members. That is why, when the time comes to move to another city or country, one of the biggest concerns is ensuring that our dogs or cats travel safely and comfortably.

Summer is the perfect season to introduce refreshing and healthy treats into your dog’s routine. Many fruits and snacks can help pets stay cool, hydrated, and energized during hot weather.

Summer is officially content season — and pet influencers are taking over social media feeds everywhere. From tropical photoshoots to luxury dog hotels, matching outfits, beach reels, and travel adventures, pets have become some of the internet’s biggest stars.

For many families across the United States, the Fourth of July is a day filled with barbecues, music, celebrations, and fireworks lighting up the night sky. But while humans may enjoy the spectacle, for countless pets this holiday can become one of the most stressful and dangerous nights of the year. Every year, animal shelters report a significant increase in lost pets during the days surrounding Independence Day.

Every summer, countless pets are placed at risk in a matter of minutes simply by being left inside parked cars. Even on days that may not feel extremely hot to humans, the temperature inside a vehicle can rise rapidly and become deadly for dogs and cats.

For years, cats have been surrounded by myths, superstitions, and misconceptions that often influence how people understand, care for, and even adopt them.