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Welcome to our Cafe. Pull a pet onto your lap, pour a warm cup'o your favorite.

Watch our show on Fairfax Channel 10--2nd Tuesday 8:30pm; 2nd Thursday 7am, 2nd Saturday 10:30am

PET INFO CAFE is where I share with you about pet care, pet families, so that you can nurture your love of pets.

Thanks for joining us in a world where there is a pet for every home, and a loving home for every pet.

FORUM for Pet Care, Adoption, Rescue

Fairfax Channel 10 2nd Tuesday 8:30pm; 2nd Thursday 7am; 2nd Saturday 10:30am

Dog Info
Adoption, Rescue, Vets

September 23, 2022

Best Friends for Life Info
Adoption, Rescue, Vets, Pet Care and Insurance

September 23, 2022

Cat Info-
Vets, TNR, Community Cats

September 23 2022

All Videos

Ep 53 Rabbit 101 Part

27:57

Ep 52 Peace In Passing Sugar Memorial U

29:31

Episode 50 1 Data Center Barn Cat Rescue LC3

27:28

Rabbit 101

Are you new to rabbits and wanting to learn more about caring for them? Watch and learn more to learn basic care, vet care and needs, ideal set up, proper handling, and live demos. The AWLA is proud to partner with Friends of Rabbits for this session. This episode go to Video library] is great information for shelter staff, fosters, potential fosters, volunteers, new bunny owners, and anyone wanting to learn more about rabbits. Session led by Lindsey Do, Friends of Rabbits an

Peace In Passing

Pet Info Cafe on Fairfax Channel 10. Host Jennifer Eileen, cat Sugar, with Maribeth Decker In this episode, we discuss the decisions and peace when our fur familiy meet their end of life. Interview with Maribeth Decker, Animal Communicator and Healer for "Pawsitive Changes". Enjoying Your Animals' Senior Years & Finding Peace with Our Loss · Myths that get in the way of enjoying their senior years · Strategies that help you navigate this time of their life ·

Pet Inclusive Housing HB1415

HB1415 Public funding for multifamily residential housing; Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; common household pets. Requires any multifamily residential housing development receiving an investment of public funds to allow occupants to own or otherwise maintain within the occupant's dwelling unit at least one common household pet, defined in the bill, without restrictions on breed or weight below 65 pounds. The bill additionally requires any landlord subject to the