CARE Rescue OK and Dick Conner Correctional Center Resume CARE Rescue Program after 14-Month Hiatus Due to the COVID-19 It was April 3, 2020 and in the early weeks of COVID-19 when state-wide conditions were being monitored for the Coronavirus that would go on to gravely affect the state, the country and the entire worldwide […] read more >
By Trisha Gedon STILLWATER, Okla. – There’s more to caring for a pet than choosing the right food. Pest Control for Pets from fleas, ticks and other parasites is vital to good health. The first thing pet owners need to do when deciding on a pest control regimen is to contact their veterinarian, said Dr. […] read more >
Animal Wellbeing 2021 Recipients Announced Tulsa residents Jamee Suarez and Robin Suarez to be recognized for their achievement on behalf of Oklahoma animals March 24, 2021, OKLAHOMA CITY—At its quarterly board meeting on Wednesday, the trustees of Kirkpatrick Foundation voted unanimously to recognize Jamee Suarez and Robin Suarez with the 2021 Kirkpatrick Honor for Animal Wellbeing. […] read more >
“The Adopter” Pet Adoption Event to Find Homes for Dogs from Hoarding and Neglect Cases New event dates are noted in bold below Tulsa, Oklahoma – Oklahoma Alliance for Animals (OAA), along with our friends at Sapulpa Furry Friends and Compassionate Animal Rescue Efforts (CARE), are hosting a special “The Bachelor” themed pet adoption event […] read more >
Animal Aid of Tulsa’s Longest-Serving Volunteer, Dewey Dean WRITTEN BY: Lauren Cavagnolo The phrase “faithful man” was once used in a write-up to describe Mr. Dewey Dean, a bit of an understatement when you learn he is Animal Aid of Tulsa’s longest serving volunteer. Dean is in his 59th year of service and in the […] read more >
Rough Road for Rabbits WRITTEN BY: Kim Doner I’ve had the honor of writing for TulsaPets for a couple of years now; the drive to share information, as well as a wildlife rehabber’s perspective, has inspired me for the subjects I’ve offered. For the most part, the darkest situations I’ve addressed have been coupled with […] read more >
Lessons on Coping Taught by My Foster Dog Nancy Gallimore Story and photos by Nancy Gallimore Some people knit to relax. Others enjoy a glass of wine. More ambitious types go for a run or maybe lift weights. Me? I scoop poop. Perhaps not the most glamorous of destressing techniques, but when you have a […] read more >
AT-YOUR-DOOR-SERVICE: The closest thing to an easy button for all your pet’s needs Sixty-seven percent of U.S. households, or about 85 million families, own a pet, according to the 2019-2020 National Pet Owners Survey conducted by the American Pet Products Association (APPA). And according to the 2019 University of Michigan National poll on Healthy Aging, 55% of […] read more >
Chance was too, so she went to the professionals! Studio D Photography is offering professional pet photo sessions, hosted by the Tulsa County Bar Association’s Animal Law Committee, to benefit Lawyers Against Pawverty. Proceeds go to Pause4PawsOK, a local nonprofit that provides short term emergency foster care for pets of individuals impacted by homelessness, mental […] read more >
Six Must-Dos by Nick Burton When relocating to a new home includes pets, your move may look a little different. No matter how easygoing your pets may seem, change can be difficult for our animal companions. And moving to a new home and adjusting to all of the new sights, sounds and experiences can take […] read more >
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TulsaPets Magazine and its companion website TulsaPetsMagazine.com provide Tulsa pet owners with the perspectives of a bi-monthly magazine, the interactive, up-to-the-minute insights of a local news source, and the humane conscience and social media involvement of the Tulsa pet community. Only here will you find a one-step resource for local pet products, services and events as well as adoption and pet care information. All of it is sprinkled with lots of pictures of local pets!
