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Pet Advocacy Network Appoints Sandy Moore as CEO
Industry veteran tapped to lead policy and advocacy association Alexandria, Va. – Today, the Pet Advocacy Network (PAN) announced the appointment of Sandy Moore as its Chief Executive Officer. Moore brings over 30 years of experience as a leader in the pet and aquaculture industries, with a focus on ethical animal trade practices and sustainability. … Learn More
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Pet Advocacy Network Slams PETA’s Lawsuit Over Breed Standards for French Bulldogs, Other Breeds
Misguided Policy Condemns Some of America’s Favorite Breeds, Limits Responsible Pet Ownership Alexandria, Va. – On Tuesday, the radical animal liberation group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) sued the American Kennel Club (AKC) for upholding standards for French bulldogs, pugs, dachshunds, and other beloved breeds. According to the Associated Press, PETA claims the… Learn More
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Salmonella Linked to Geckos
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced that the investigation into the multistate occurrence of human Salmonella Muenchen infections is linked to contact with pet geckos. As of May 12, a total of fourteen people from eleven states (WA, CA, KS, IL, MI, OH, PA, VA, LA) have been reported to be infected with Salmonella… Learn More
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Heatwave Safety for Pets: What Every Owner Needs to Know This Week
With dangerously high temperatures blanketing much of the northeast this week, it’s more important than ever to make sure our pets stay safe. Extreme heat can take a toll on all of us, but animals are especially vulnerable because they can’t cool themselves as efficiently as humans can. If you’re adjusting your daily routine to… Learn More
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Hoeber and Hoeber: Pet sale ban would have dangerous effects
A bill quietly advancing through Delaware’s legislature, House Bill 131, poses a serious threat not just to pet stores but to families, jobs and local communities. Learn More
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Pet Scams Are on the Rise. What is a Pet Scam?
According to the Better Business Bureau, pet scams have dramatically increased in recent years with 80 percent of pet ads possibly being fake. Fraudulent puppy sellers post deceptive online advertisements for non-existent litters and impersonate legitimate breeders to exploit prospective pet owners. Pet sale bans have made the issue worse. After California passed a ban… Learn More
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