Summer is a wonderful time for you and your pet. You both can finally escape the same old four walls and enjoy the freedom of being outside. It’s a time when many of us travel and take our pets into different situations, and different environments with some new risks.

As any cat owner knows, cats love the outside. But it's hard to let your beloved pet out of the house to wander knowing they could be run down by a car or torn apart by an aggressive raccoon. So they usually spend their days sitting by the window staring longingly at the world outside.

The Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg, Russia, is famous as the palace of Empress Catherine the Great.

The greatness of its cats is the less well-known side of its astonishing story.

Canada, with its many spectacular parks and diverse natural areas, is a popular vacation destination for travelers all over the world, particularly Canadians and their American neighbors. Many families hate the idea of leaving their beloved pets behind when going on holiday – but they're often unaware of how to include their four-legged friends in their holiday plans.

People give up their pets for a myriad of reasons. Maybe they feel they can’t care for them, that they’re too busy, that they can’t pay for proper medical care, or perhaps they’re moving. But do they think about what their animals go through once they’re left alone at the shelter?

Finally, after much longing, you’re ready to buy or lease a horse. Thoughts of you and your new best friend, a beautiful steed who will carry you off into the sunset, fill your mind. However, during this exciting time, the best advice is to rein in and slow down. Take the time to find the right horse and you'll thank yourself for years to come.

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