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2 days ago | kinship.com | Sio Hornbuckleopens

From competitive surfing to grabbing a brewski to taking a nap, there are countless ways to spend time with our pups. But some dog-friendly activities are a little more popular than others, and a new survey found that one activity sticks out above all the rest: the top activity that people and their dogs do together is…drumroll please…watching TV. Yes, you read that right.

2 days ago | kinship.com | Shelby Neely

Pet parents love to give their dogs treats. It’s hard to resist those adorable, pleading faces. However, it’s important to research the items you select. It may surprise you, but just because you choose to give your dog a fruit or vegetable doesn’t mean it’s safe for them. In this article, we will examine whether squash is safe and has benefits and how to best prepare it for your pup. Main takeawaysSquash is safe for dogs if prepared properly. Squash provides nutritional benefits.

2 days ago | kinship.com | Shelby Neely

Most of us wait all winter long, looking forward to the arrival of warm weather. Swimming, hiking, vacations, barbecues – there’s so much we like to do outside. In our anticipation, we tend to forget the negatives associated with warm weather, including insects such as mosquitoes. You may think of mosquitoes as a human annoyance, but they target dogs as well.

3 days ago | kinship.com | Sio Hornbuckleopens

At this point, most of us are used to hearing about how terrible social media is for us — but every once in a while, a story reminds us that the internet’s not always bad. Recently, one TikTok video helped reunite a stolen dog with his pet parent, days after he had been left tied to a park bench in rainy weather. Will Zurier and Margaret Molloy were on a walk at AIDS Memorial Park in the West Village with their own Pit Bull, Banks, when they encountered Bishop, the pair told People.

4 days ago | kinship.com | Sio Hornbuckleopens

This weekend, Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC) and American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) combined forces to rescue dozens of Belgian Malinois dogs from a devastating scene in a Queens apartment. Before the rescue, the neglected pups had never stepped outside. According to a statement by the ACC, rescuers found 40 dogs — who ranged from puppies to full-grown adults — cramped inside the tiny apartment, with no access to fresh air.