Find the Mystery Pet on Petango.com and help feed homeless pets...and your own!

Not sure how to play?  Below is an example from last week. Read the instructions and find this week’s clues at the bottom of this article!

1) The Native name given to my home actually means "Children of the Sun." 

2) We may not be the most popular pets right now, but I for one, am fabulous! 

3)  I share my name with a famous TV actress currently caught between two vampy guys.  

 Who am I? Find me and you can help feed me!

(NOTE: This is an example from LAST WEEK. Answers are below. For this week's Mystery Pet CLUES scroll to the bottom of this post!) 

Petango.com is asking pet lovers to “Find a Pet, Feed a Pet” for the

Find the Mystery Pet on Petango.com and help feed homeless pets... and your own!

Not sure how to play?  Below is an example from last week. Read the instructions and find this weeks' clues at the bottom of this article!

1) The city I live in was originally named after a tavern (named after a tree) and has been named an "All-American City" THREE times since the 60s.

2) I may not share the traditional coloring associated with my breed, but I can follow my nose with the best of them!

3) I share my name an entire region of the United States... and cups.

 Who am I? Find me and you can help feed me!

(NOTE: This is an example from LAST WEEK. Answers are below. For this week's Mystery Pet CLUES scroll to the bottom of this post!) 

Petango.com is asking

Find the Mystery Pet on Petango.com and help feed homeless pets--and your own!

Not sure how to play?  Below is an example from last week. Read the instructions and find this weeks' clues at the bottom of this article!

1)  I live in an American town with French-Canadian history in a place that shares it's name with a key sushi ingredient...

2) I'll perform for you as you walk by, so I know I'll catch your eye. Other big wigs were just like me--Sammy Davis Jr., Hannibal, and Colombo makes three!

 3)  I share my name with a famous snake who lost her life to a nameless bride.

4) I'm on the "frontier" of Faribault... and though I think I'm pretty fabulous, it's not uncommon for someone of my particular looks to be completely overlooked! 

Find the Mystery Pet on Petango.com and help feed homeless pets--and your own!

Not sure how to play?  Below is an example from last week. Read the instructions and find this weeks' clues at the bottom of this article!

1) Once upon a time, a small mouse lived here too, and just like that mouse, I was born a star!

2) I may be fast and love to run, but what I really want is to run right home to you.

3)  I shine brightest when I'm the center of your attention.

4) My ancestors are famous for their incredible endurance, which is commemorated each year from Nenana to Nome.

Who am I? Find me and you can help feed me!

(NOTE: This is an example from LAST WEEK. Answers are below. For this week's Mystery Pet CLUES scroll to the bottom of this post!) 

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Find the “Mystery” Pet on Petango.com and help feed homeless pets—and your own!

Not sure how to play?  Below is an example from last week. Read the instructions and find this weeks' clues at the bottom of this article!

 1)  Officer John McClane would approve of our state motto.

 2)  If I were ice cream you would call me Tiger Tail.

 3)  The first three letters of my name are a clue to something unique about me.

Who am I? Find me and you can help feed me!

(NOTE: This is an example from LAST WEEK. Answers are below. For this week's Mystery Pet CLUES scroll to the bottom of this post!) 

Petango.com is asking pet lovers to “Find a Pet, Feed a Pet” for

Adopting a pet is going to be an exciting event for both of you! But all of your best intentions can lead to disaster if you’re not prepared for the unexpected—just one of the good reasons not to adopt impulsively.  Long before you bring your pet home, there are several things you should take into consideration.

Following these home preparation tips before you adopt a pet can make the adjustment period go smoothly for everyone.

Tools of the Trade

It doesn’t matter what type of pet you adopt — they all require some supplies and tools for their basic daily needs. Once you’ve made the choice of what type of pet you want to adopt, make a list of all the supplies you will need to purchase. Items to consider include food

When considering a new dog, most people think about puppies—they are just so irresistibly cute!  But when picking a good companion dog, it is important to consider just what you are looking for.  Before settling on a particular dog or breed, make sure the characteristics mesh well with your lifestyle.  How much time will you spend with your new pet? Are you an active person? Do you work from home or an office?  Sometimes an older dog is a better fit for people with a busy lifestyle and little time for consistent training.  To ensure you find the right companion, here are some good steps to follow:

Investigate Dog Breed Characteristics

It’s easy to get trapped in a pair of big brown eyes anddecide a Beagle is the only dog

        The Petango Store is pleased to announce its recent sponsorship of the SPCA Serving Erie County in its effort to provide its feline guests with cat boxes.   

“Cat boxes?” you might ask.

  As anyone who has housed a cat knows, most of our feline friends enjoy the comfort and security of a good hiding space.  For my cat, it’s the space between the counter and a high chair from which he can observe through the rails of the chair-back with relative impunity.  It’s his destination of choice when the dogs come dashing in from their walk or a loud and unfamiliar person arrives on the scene.

Shelter cats are no different and if anything, are in greater

If you have fallen in love with Max, the one-eyed dog, or Marshmallow, the deaf cat, here are some important tips for adopting a disabled pet that can help you adjust to your pet’s special needs.

Disabled pets come in many forms. Some special-needs pets have persistent health problems like diabetes, skin or foodallergies, frequent urinary tract infections, or behavioral issues like aggression or defecating and urinating in unwanted areas. Other common disabilities are missing limbs, hind limb paralysis, profound deafness, blindness and edentulism (having few or no teeth).

Educate Yourself

Read everything you can about the pet’s disability so you won’t be surprised by the amount of time or effort you might have to expend to keep your pet healthy and happy.