Benefits of dog waste removal

Making A Dog Waste Composter | Greenville SC | Dog Waste Removal

By at November 27, 2011 | 2:14 pm | 0 Comment

Dog Waste is NOT a good fertilizer by any means. More so, the exact opposite. That's why your lawn gets yellowed and stained when you leave it. But, you can do something which is environmentally friendly with the waste. Which is build a dog waste composter, it may be slow, but it works. Also, your garbage people will appreciate it as well. I'm sure they are more...

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Dog Waste a Fuel | Greenville SC | Pooper Scooping

By at November 4, 2011 | 1:58 pm | 0 Comment

Dog Waste to be used as a Renewable Energy? An alert young man, Matthew Mazzotta, a graduate from M.I.T, who had been studying methane digesters, made an astute observation one day while walking in a dog park. He noticed trash cans full of plastic bags of dog poop. This led to an idea on how to build a gas-burning lamppost using doggy waste. He called it the more...

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American Humane Society

Pfizer Animal Health/American Humane Association Study Benefits of Animal Assisted Therapy on Kids with Cancer April 17, 2012
I am proud to say I was there when the American Humane Association and Pfizer Animal Health decided to combine efforts to study the benefits of animal assisted therapy (AAT) on pediatric cancer patients, and their families. For years, medical professionals have touted the healing power of pets. There’s evidence of this from around theRead More […]
The Animals of Fukushima February 18, 2012
Nearly a year ago, the world watched in horror as one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded happened off the coast of Japan, causing devastating tsunamis and triggering nuclear meltdowns at the power plant in Fukushima. The result of the disaster was catastrophic: more than 15,000 deaths, hundreds of billions of dollars in damage,Read More […]
My message of caring, compassion, and hope to the people of Japan February 17, 2012
My trip to Japan, nearly one year after it was struck by a devastating earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster, has been eye-opening on a number of levels. I’ve learned much by touring the shelters and finding out about the work they are doing on the ground to help animals that are still suffering and homelessRead More […]
Thoughts from a Tokyo Shelter February 16, 2012
Yesterday, I detailed the purpose of my visit to Japan to bring hope and help to the animal relief organizations still tirelessly working to address the needs of the countless animals still affected by last year’s devastating earthquake and tsunami. In that post, I mentioned my visit to a couple of shelters – one permanent,Read More […]
A Special Valentine’s Day Delivery of Hope to Earthquake Victims in Japan February 14, 2012
Greetings from Tokyo! This week I am on a special mission to Japan representing American Humane Association as I bring a message of hope and help to the remaining animal victims of the devastating 2011 earthquake. Immediately following this disaster on March 11, 2011, American Humane Association sent a shipment of supplies and donations toRead More […]
A visit with some of the Memphis Airlift’s fuzzy flyers February 8, 2012
I hope you’ve been following the inspiring tale of the 141 dogs sheltered and cared for by our Red Star™ Rescue Team in Memphis over the past few weeks. Since World War I, our team has been ready to deploy around the world wherever and whenever there are animals in need of our care. FinallyRead More […]