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Posted on November 23, 2017
Posted in #HaloFeeditForward, Bloggers, The Humane Society of the United States, Tracie Hotchner

You Don’t Have to Feel Bad for the Turkeys This Year

Those of us who are not vegans or vegetarians can still have misgivings about the way animals are raised for food in this country. We’d like to be able to choose humanely raised animals in the food chain, which isn’t always easy. The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has worked long and hard

Posted on November 21, 2017
Posted in Belkis Cardona-RIvera, Bloggers, Web Store Deals

November 2017 Halo Web Store Special

For our blog and newsletter subscribers, here’s a special offer! When you order $50 or more this month, you’ll get: 20% off Free Shipping Order by 11/24 Use Coupon Code: GIVINGTHANKS20PCT Instructions Go to the Halo Web Store — Shop by adding Halo products and go to your shopping cart. Enter Promo Code in the Order Summary window

Posted on November 16, 2017
Posted in Bloggers, Pet Studies, Tracie Hotchner

Is that the “Look of Love” in Your Dog’s Eyes?

You know how some dog trainers caution to never look a dog directly in the eye – that it can be threatening or intimidating or send a negative message along those lines? And might even incite a dog to go after you? Now this may be true if you run into a crazed-killer-mutant-mad dog like

Posted on November 10, 2017December 4, 2017
Posted in Bethany Meissner, Bloggers, Pet Stories

Former Stray Dog Becomes an Officer for the Marquette University Police Department

Cinderella had a pumpkin to help her find her fairytale ending. One stray dog in Oklahoma had an amazing multi-shelter transport program to help her go from a stray to an officer of the law attending a gala. The beautiful tan and white dog was surviving on the streets before she was found and cared

Posted on November 9, 2017
Posted in Bloggers, Tracie Hotchner

What Do You Think About Paid Leave for a Sick Pet?!

An article in the New York Times recently told of a woman who works at Sapienza University in Rome who asked for paid time off because her 12-year-old English setter needed surgery. “My dogs are my family, I had to be there for her,” she argued, when she was docked vacation time. With the intervention

Category: Bloggers

You Don’t Have to Feel Bad for the Turkeys This Year

November 2017 Halo Web Store Special

Is that the “Look of Love” in Your Dog’s Eyes?

Former Stray Dog Becomes an Officer for the Marquette University Police Department

What Do You Think About Paid Leave for a Sick Pet?!