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Kids and Pets: 5 Creative Ways to Organize Your Home

April 12, 2016 / Jasmine Cabanaw

Guest Post By: Danielle Lazier, Founder, SFhotlist Team, Top-producing San Francisco real estate agent.

Organizing and decorating your home when you’re single is one thing, but throw pets and kids into the mix and the state of your home can quickly unravel. Of course we love them to pieces, but when pets and kids are underfoot, it seems as soon as you clean one mess, another one is waiting. Yet with just a few creative ideas, your home can be organized in pet-friendly, kid-friendly ways that will have the whole household organized and content. Try these five creative ways to organize your home for pets and kids to create just a little bit more order in your life:

Learn How to Do Yoga with Your Cat

March 21, 2016 / Jasmine Cabanaw

Guest Post By: Payal Bhandari M.D.

Yoga is all about discovery and self-awareness while reducing stress and anxiety. What better way to do this than with your feline friend?

Here’s how animals are good for heart health!

February 5, 2016 / Jasmine Cabanaw

Guest Blog Post By Payal Bhandari M.D.

We all know dogs are man’s best friend. But did you know dogs can also be your heart’s best friend? Studies have shown owning a pet – especially a dog – can lower your risk of cardiovascular disease.

Book Review: A Valuable Lesson in “Jordy the Jaguar”

October 12, 2015 / Jasmine Cabanaw

Welcoming a new addition into your family is a joyous event, but not always for everyone involved. Any pet owner and parent can relate: sometimes siblings do not want to get along.

Creative Commons photo by Flickr User pyxopotamus.

Staying sane as an advocate in the social media age

September 22, 2015 / Guest Writer

Guest blog by Michael Howie from The Fur-Bearers

Every advocate has been there: you make a comment on a news article, or on a social media post. You’re calm, articulate, and provide citations to back your position. You click ‘send’ and nod confidently to yourself, knowing you’ve contributed to a great intellectual debate that will turn hearts and minds to a more humane ideal.

Why water is good and feeding is bad: understanding wildlife advice

August 30, 2015 / Guest Writer

Guest Post by Michael Howie from the Fur-Bearer Defenders

British Columbia, Alberta and parts of Saskatchewan are struggling with massive wildfires and drought. As a result, many advocacy groups are staring to suggest leaving out water for wildlife, who are surely struggling with the rigours of a difficult summer.

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