Think about your dream neighborhood. What’s the community like? How do people interact? You’re probably thinking of kids playing in the streets and parks. Happy couples walking their fat, happy dogs. Tidy local businesses selling…
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Greetings to my faithful Texas Alliance readers! As I might have mentioned, I’m a royal dog and am properly proud of my pedigree. After all, when you have royal blood, you can’t help but want…
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Hello, humans! It’s Patra, your favorite (and only!) feline mascot of Texas Alliance for Homeless Pets. Our mission here is to reduce the number of homeless pets and resolve the issues of overpopulation, and it’s…
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Hi friends, it’s Patra! I really love the month of June; my human can bring in fresh flowers from our backyard and they fill our home with a sweet scent. They’re also so pretty to…
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Hello everyone, it’s Tiberus. Schools are letting out for summer vacation and we all know what that means, time for kids to hangout and have fun. For some kids though, just hanging out and not…
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Hello everyone, it’s Patra! When you go out shopping, do you sometimes stop to wonder if your dollar is going somewhere besides the company that made your purchased product? Many companies now are taking initiative…
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Greetings to one and all from both of us TAHP mascots – Patra and Tiberius! That’s right, we’ve teamed up today to share some exciting news. You may have heard about the awesome annual event…
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Hi there, Tiberius here! Now, as you all know, I take pride in good breeding, tradition, and excellence, but some things, no matter how glamorized, are just no good and have to go. Grey2K USA,…
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Hello, all, it’s me, Tiberius, again, with Part 3 of our series about what to expect from your newly adopted dog. In Part 2, we discussed the feeding challenges you might encounter with your new…
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Good day, all, it’s Tiberius again, here with Part 2 of our post about what to expect from your newly adopted dog. In Part 1, we discussed some behaviors you might not have known to…
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