Pet Care

According to the ASPCA, over half of all American households have at least one dog or cat they consider a member of their family. Research has also shown that companion animals reduce stress, lower blood-pressure, help fight depression and loneliness, protect against heart disease by providing psychological stability, and even reduce the number of visits we make to a doctor! Because they give so much to us, it only makes sense that we try to provide our companion animals with the best life possible. The UK Work-Life office is committed to helping you help your pet.

Pet Care News

Monthly Message

November 2009

Two very important events are taking place in November. Read this month's pet care message.

New Book in Pet Care Library

Buddy Unchained, By: Anonymous

2007 Winner, Humane Society of the US KIND Award, Best Children's Picture Book of the Year
2007 Winner, ASPCA HENRY BERGH AWARD, best Children's Picture Book in the Companion Animal category

Pet Care Financial Help Resources

During these troubled economic times, finding the money to do what is right for your pet may become increasingly difficult. Fortunately, many organizations are working hard to find ways to help you help your pets. Learn more about the resources available.

Past Pet Care News

UK Employees and Their Pets!

Learn about the many pets that enrich the lives of UK employees.

Coming to Pet News in December:

Holiday safety and adoption

Do you have experience or expertise in some aspect of pet care? Share your knowledge here!
Do you bring your pet to work? Share your story here!
E-mail Julie Geraci jbgera2@email.uky.edu with your ideas, articles, and stories.

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(Updated 11/03/09 - E-mail Julie Geraci - Jbgera2@email.uky.edu )

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