Izzy is my greyhound and Poster Dog for The Balanced Dog, my practice in Christchurch, NZ.
During our lockdown (quarantine) for Covid-19, Izzy hosted Word of the Day on my Facebook page. Each word was selected for their relevance to canine health, fitness and welfare. I hope you enjoy this compilation.
Kathleen Crisley, Fear-Free certified professional and specialist in dog massage, rehabilitation and nutrition/food therapy, The Balanced Dog, Christchurch, New Zealand
Posted in animal welfare, dog care, Dogs
Tagged covid-19, Greyhound, lockdown, quarantine
Under construction at New York’s JFK International Airport is the world’s first all-animal airport terminal.
The facility, which will measure 178,000 square feet and cost $48 million, will be called The Ark at JFK. Its developer, ARK Development, says the facility “has been conceived as the world’s only privately owned animal terminal and USDA-approved, full-service, 24-hour, airport quarantine facility for import and export of horses, pets, birds and livestock.”
The terminal will be home to a 24-hour Paradise 4 Paws pet resort featuring a bone-shaped dog pool, pet suites with a flat-screen TV option, massage therapy and a jungle gym for cats.
What the bone-shaped swimming pool will look like at The Ark (courtesy of CNN)
For dogs and other pets on long-haul journeys, this facility promises to offer the highest standard in care. Can’t wait to see it – it should be open in 2016.
Source: CNN
Posted in animal welfare, boarding facilities, Dogs
Tagged airport, airport terminal, boarding, CNN, dog massage therapy, JFK Airport, quarantine, USDA
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