hrough social media, we met other dog lovers, connected with our local community, and built an amazing group of followers (240k instagram, 438k TikTok, 129k Facebook) who have been with us ever since.

Hello, my sassy friends… It’s me. Ovi Paw-some. Pittie. Princess. Professional Tail-Wagger. My BFF and I have been doing a lot of texting lately (yes, telepathic pittie texting is a thing). Why? Because our human parents keep working late. We never really know when they’re coming home… and that makes our little velvet hippo hearts anxious.

Despite its name, the Australian Shepherd is an all-American favorite. Developed in the western United States to herd livestock, this breed has become one of the most beloved dogs in modern homes—known for its intelligence, loyalty, and boundless energy.

Florida becomes a paradise during spring… and the best part is that you don't have to enjoy it alone. More and more places are being designed for you to have unforgettable experiences with your dog.

Imagine this: sunshine, lemons, vibrant colors… and your dog enjoying it by your side. That's the essence of spring 2026 at Paws in Town: The Dolce Vita pet-friendly version

Spring not only brings flowers and sunny days… it also opens the door to new beginnings. And for thousands of dogs in shelters, that new beginning can be with you.

n this spring edition, at Beloov we celebrate life, health, and those special moments we share with our furry friends. And what better way to do so than with a fun, delicious, and 100% natural recipe?Introducing our Beloov Pizza for Dogs, an ideal option for dog birthdays, special celebrations or simply as a nutritious high-protein snack that pampers and nourishes at the same time.

Meet Chris Septer the Excecutive Director of this incredible mission

Adopting a pet is one of the most rewarding decisions a family can make. Pets enrich our lives with companionship, emotional support, and unconditional love. Yet, as joyful as pet ownership can be, it is also a profound and long-term responsibility.

Staying active in the winter might seem impossible for you and your pet, especially if you live in a chilly area. When the temperature is hovering around 20°F, the last thing you’re thinking about is taking your dog for a walk.