The Pasco Pet Fest was held on Saturday, October 1, 2016, from 11:00am to 3:00pm at Florida Estates Winery – 25241 Highway 52, Land O’ Lakes, FL 34639. There was wine tasting, music, food, vendors, adoptable pets, and beautiful [...]

Pasco County Animal Services hosted a name your own price adoption event, called “Clear The Shelter,” on Saturday, July 23, 2016 from 12 PM to 6 PM, located at 19640 Dogpatch Ln, Land o' Lakes, Florida 34638. The shelter is overcrowded, and they need help clearing [...]

Thank you to all the businesses and people who came out to the 8th Annual Spooky Tails fundraiser on Saturday at Parwick Kennels in Land O' Lakes. The generous support of Parwick Kennels’ owner Gail Cooper helps to defer the cost of taking care of retired Pasco Sheriff's Office K-9 dogs and Ben Puma Owner/ Chef of Benedetto's Ristorante Italiano located at 21529 Village Lakes Shopping Central Drive in Land O Lakes who donated a $1,000 for the cause. The highlights of the day was the K-9 demonstration, and the costume contest for animals. This year's winner was a goat!

It was a great time for dog lovers at the 5th Annual Wiregrass Dogtoberfest 2013 charity event held at the Shops at Wiregrass. The sun beat down as Summer made a last gasp effort to hang on but the event was larger and folks were more imaginative than ever before.

It was a great time for dog lovers at the 5th Annual Wiregrass Dogtoberfest 2013 charity event held at the Shops at Wiregrass. The sun beat down as Summer made a last gasp effort to hang on but the event was larger and folks were more imaginative than ever before.

Pasco County Fire Rescue responded to a house fire last week and Fire fighters pulled Pepe the cat from the fire and used the Pet Oxygens Masks to save Pepe's life. They moved Pepe to an air conditioned area, administered oxygen via the specially fitting Pet Oxygen Mask and continued to stabilize him. Chief R. Luter called Dr. Daniels to the scene, where she assessed Pepe and arranged admission to Tampa Bay Veterinary Emergency Services where he was further treated for his smoke inhalation. After the fire was contained, one of fire fighters helping stabilize Pepe came up to Dr. Daniels to let her know that how he used the special fitting cat mask, and remembered the training from the class Dr. Daniels taught at Fire Station #37.