Author: Olalekan Adigun

The Massachusetts Supreme Court is currently considering an important case that raises important questions about pet ownership, veterinary care, and animal cruelty laws. At the center of the controversy is Maryann Russo, a Quincy resident accused of cruelty for not euthanizing her terminally ill dog Tipper, despite a veterinarian’s advice. This case, which has seen previous cases dismissed by lower courts, highlights the complex relationship between legal obligations and moral considerations in pet ownership. Background and Legal Challenges In late 2020, Russo took Tipper to a vet, where the dog was diagnosed with a large mass. Initially denied surgery due…

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In Kuala Lumpur, Jacqueline Benita turned her allergic reactions to dogs into a heartwarming career, becoming the first Malaysian dog trainer to be certified by the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC). By offering pet-sitting, dog-walking, and pet taxi services, she is not only a godsend to her human clients but also a happy companion for her four-legged friends, despite her health challenges.From Corporate to CaninesDuring the pandemic, Jacqueline finds herself at a crossroads, questioning whether her corporate job is truly her calling in life. This period of reflection led him to start a pet taxi business, which quickly…

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In Knoxville, Tennessee, Olivia K. Alfrey and her poodle, June Bug, embark on a mission to raise the standards of pet care. Driven by a passion for the well-being of his canine companion, Alfrey ventured into creating June Bug LLC, a company dedicated to producing quality, natural dog treats. This initiative not only reflects Alfrey’s dedication to offering the best for pets but also sets a new benchmark in the pet care industry.From Passion to ProfessionAlfrey’s journey began with a simple desire: to give June Bug the best diet possible. This led him to deeply research, test, and ultimately create…

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In a significant step toward innovation and expansion in the pet food industry, Scoular’s Petsource has unveiled a notable expansion in Seward, NE, by adding 70,000 square feet to its freeze-dried pet food ingredient manufacturing space. This expansion not only promises to create 75 new jobs but also aims to boost the growth initiatives of current and future customers. Meanwhile, Cosmo’s Superior Foods, a growing natural pet treat company, has relocated to Lawrence, Indiana, basing its growth on recent investments and plans to double its workforce. Fostering Growth and Innovation in Nebraska Petsource’s latest expansion reflects a strategic move to…

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