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When it comes to your pets, who can resist a snuggle on the sofa at the end of a long day? However, regardless of the size of your furry friend, this often results in hairs and mud scattered all over your sofa, which can be challenging to keep clean.That's why we're raving about the brand new Silentnight Calming Sofa Protector Pet Bed. It not only provides some protection for your settee but is also designed to help calm and soothe anxious pets.

A dog rescue shelter started by “Impractical Jokers” star Joe Gatto is rebranding shortly after a TikTok user accused the comedian of sexually assaulting her when she was a teenager.Gatto, 48, allegedly sexually assaulted the then 19-year-old fan when he invited her back to his hotel room a couple of hours after a meet-and-greet in 2023, the woman said. He denied all accusations and voluntarily entered an in-patient facility to “continue working on [himself],” Gatto announced last Wednesday.After the alleged victim came forward with her story, another woman who claimed to have worked with Gatto during his time on “Impractical Jokers” accused him of sexual harassment.Now, his Long Island-based rescue shelter, previously known as Gatto Pups and Friends, has changed its name to Cannoli’s Sweet Life Senior Rescue, his wife Bessy Gatto announced on Instagram.“Formerly known as Gatto Pups and Friends, Cannoli’s Sweet Life Senior Rescue is here to continue being what this rescue and page were only ever designed for—saving the lives of senior dogs in need, and finding their forever homes.

Vogue Williams has shared the reason behind her emotional turmoil during a "very stressful day" while she was out in London.The star found herself unable to stop crying following a worrying phone call as she cycled through the capital. During an episode of the Vogue and Amber podcast, the Irish model and presenter recounted how she hoped no one saw her as she cycled through Soho, visibly distressed and "bawling crying." Vogue, who is married to former Made In Chelsea heartthrob Spencer Matthews, was distraught after the short phone call.

two surviving dogs have been separated in the wake of the couple’s tragic deaths.Joey Padilla, the owner of dog day care center Santa Fe Tails, told the Daily Mail on Tuesday that Bear, a German shepherd, and Nikita, an Akita-shepherd mix, have been sent to new homes.Padilla said he dropped off one of the dogs out of the state, while the other is in a local home.The dog trainer couldn’t reveal where the pets ended up, but he did confirm that Hackman and Arakawa’s estate lawyer signed off on the decision.“It is with great joy that, with the consent of the estate attorney, I and my staff at Santa Fe Tails have successfully found homes for the Hackmans’ surviving dogs, Bear and Nikita,” Padilla said in a statement, per the Daily Mail.“We went through stringent efforts to ensure the best homes were found and the dogs have already begun settling into their new lives,” he continued. “We are all thankful for the concern and well wishes Bear and Nikita have received during their transition.”Padilla’s statement added, “It is our hope that everyone continues to wish them the best and honor their privacy so they can continue to heal.”A personal representative for the estates also released a comment to People.

USA Today reported Monday.The dog who actually died in the home was a 12-year-old Australian Kelpie mixed-breed named Zinna, who was trained in agility skills in hopes to one day compete in the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Her body was found in a closed crate in the couple’s sprawling multi-million dollar estate.The outlet contacted SFCSO spokeswoman Denise Womack-Avila, who hadn’t yet heard about the case of mistaken doggie identity.“Our deputies do not deal with canines on a daily basis and I cannot currently speak to the condition or state of the dog’s body upon discovery,” she said.Hackman, 95 and Arakawa, 64, were found dead in separate rooms of the home they shared on Feb.

Though the weather is currently sunny and dry, we all know it won't last. Rainy days are inevitable, and muddy conditions are a given when you're out and about with your pooch.

As we bid adieu to the chilly winter season, we're all set to welcome the refreshing spring vibes. While the days are getting longer and warmer, there's always a chance of an unexpected shower or two.

Puppy Bowl 2025 and are now su-paw-stars: Team Fluff.The 21st installment of the beloved rescue animal event saw Team Ruff and Team Fluff face off in Puppy Bowl XXI on Sunday. Team Fluff took home the win with a close score of 68-66.

Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles at Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, Feb. 9.But there’s another big game to watch — and it involves the cutest puppies who are all adoptable.The Post spoke to Dan Schachner, the referee of this year’s game, who revealed several behind-the-scenes secrets of the playful competition, including what happens when the pups from Team Ruff and Team Fluff have accidents on the field — which, he said, is inevitable.“How we deal with it — because again, we’re trying to show all sides of dogs — is we scoop it up, clean it up as quickly as possible,” Schachner explained earlier this week. “We have a team that’s almost like a NASCAR pit crew that comes in and just quickly scoops it up.

Puppy Bowl 2025 referee Dan Schachner revealed behind-the-scenes secrets about the annual event that happens right before the Super Bowl — including how they handle the furry competitors inevitably having mishaps on the field.“Every single year we try to not get delayed by it,” he exclusively told The Post. “It’s very easy to call a delay of game.”“There’s many different euphemisms we can use like pooch puddle or fertilizing of the field, tinkle on the 20, turd and long,” he continued. “There’s a lot of ways that we can describe it in a funny way.

Puppy Bowl XXI.Maxx was dumped at an animal shelter last year, probably by a breeder who deemed him “unsellable” due to a malformed front leg, which the shelter was forced to amputate, according to the Nevada SPCA.Now, the plucky pooch will join 142 other rescue dogs in Discovery’s annual showcase, in which rescue pups from around the country will “compete” on a miniature football field while their human counterparts make dog piles in New Orleans when the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles. A shelter staff member drove Maxx 2,500 miles to a New York TV studio to record the paw-stigious event, which aims to raise awareness for rescue animals.The spotted spectacle — which had more than 13 million viewers last year — features two squads of rescue dogs (“Team Fluff” and “Team Ruff”) chasing balls, toys and one another as human referee Dan Schachner calls “penalties” for infractions like fighting (“unnecessary ruffness”) and pooping on the turf (“excessive fertilization”).“We named him Maxx after Max Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders,” Nevada SPCA director Lori Heeren told The Post.

Dog owners nationwide are likely grappling with the same issue - keeping their pooches dry during the ongoing storm, ensuring they stay warm, and protecting their floors from damp fur. Amazon has just the solution to dry your furry friends after a rainy walk, and it could be at your doorstep by tomorrow.

her rescue dog Guy has died. Captioning a video montage she posted on Instagram, Markle wrote, “In 2015, I adopted a beagle from a dog rescue in Canada. He had been at a kill shelter in Kentucky and given a few days to live.

Kaley Cuoco is facing backlash after she recalled the “excruciating decision” she made to rehome her beloved pet dog.On Monday, Cuoco took to social media to explain her reasoning behind rehoming her pet while announcing her dog’s death.“Most of you know I had [Shirley] for many, many, many years,” Cuoco began in a video uploaded to Instagram.“All of a sudden, you kind of stopped seeing her, and I started to get a lot of questions as to where she was, because it’s very unlike me to just stop posting about a dog that I’ve had since she was 6 weeks old,” she continued.Cuoco explained that Shirley’s “mega fights” with her fiance Tom Pelphrey’s dog ultimately led to the rehoming.“Long story short, she’s a very special dog to me, as you all know. And when the love of my life came into my life, Tom, who is also a mega dog lover, moved across the country with his beautiful German Shepherd, Blue.“A couple years ago, unfortunately, Blue and Shirley started getting into some mega fights,” Cuoco continued.The Big Bang Theory star explained that Shirley was “determined to kill” Blue and that things kept getting worse.“I loved her so much, but I was really scared.

It may have been two decades since Paris Hilton trademarked her immortal "That's hot" catchphrase, but we never expected she'd be using it to describe Crocs' latest must-have accessory – Pet Boots. Paris Hilton in Crocs is one thing, but her wearing a matching pair with her dog was definitely something we didn't expect.The socialite and businesswoman is the face of the quirky new campaign and took to Instagram to share a cute clip asking her dog Crypto: "Do you want to twin with mommy? " before revealing the pomeranian sporting its very own set of stylish pink boots.

When Halloween rolls around, it's not just us humans who should get to have all the fun. Our furry friends deserve a bit of the action too! Whether you're planning on taking your pet trick or treating with you, or you simply want to stage a spooky photoshoot at home, there are plenty of Halloween costumes available for pets of all shapes and sizes.

Pictures have emerged of Kate Cassidy, 25, buying two bags of dog food with her rescue pup Nala in Florida a week after her boyfriend Liam Payne 's heartbreaking death at the age of 31.The model, who is from the US, was photographed looking downcast as she was leaving Jake's pet supplies. The adorable dog was understood to be doted on by Liam, who previously described the encounter which led to the adoption with his fans. Earlier this year, the former One Direction singer opened up about a heartwarming "meet and greet with a couple of dogs".

There's nothing quite like the excitement of unwrapping presents on Christmas morning, and our pets should be part of that joy too. Whether you're a dog devotee or a cat connoisseur, there are loads of gifts to spoil them with – even if most cat owners will agree that the box is just as much fun as the toy inside! From tasty treats for them to nibble on during Christmas dinner, to new toys for family playtime, we've gathered the best Christmas gifts for pets so they can join in the festive fun too.

on her Instagram page after it was captured on their Ring security camera in Woodland Hills, California.“I was letting the dogs out to pee and a coyote came and grabbed Neena in broad daylight,” Furlan wrote on Instagram. “Please be very careful with your dogs.

pic.twitter.com/y88U79rvb4— i/o (@eyeslasho) September 13, 2024It’s the new Pet Sounds — literally.The internet is lapping up a catchy new parody song poking fun at former President Donald Trump’s “they’re eating the cats” debate comment — with the music video raking in hundreds of thousands of views Friday.The song, “Eating the Cats” by South African band Kiffness, features an audio clip of Trump’s debunked claim that immigrants are chowing down on pets in Springfield, Ohio — dubbed to a Reggaeton-style beat with hilarious auto-tuned meows and woofs.“They’re eating the dogs/ they’re eating the cats/ they’re eating the pets of the people who live there,” Trump can be heard saying in edited audio as the song kicks off.Lead singer David Scott, who is also a producer and parody artist, then begins crooning as he plays an electric keyboard.“People of Springfield, please don’t eat my cat/ why would you do that / eat something else,” he sings.“People of Springfield, please don’t eat my dog/ here’s a catalog of other things to eat,” he wails — while flashing a sheet of paper with an egg, bread and other foods on it.During the song’s hook, he belts “whoa whoa whoa” and “meow meow meow” as a husky and a cat appear — barking and mewing in auto-tuned harmony.A video of the tune had raked in more than 267,000 views on X Friday — with fans howling with laughter and calling it the purr-fect fall “banger.” It’s “too too, too good,” one listener gushed, while another called it “brilliant.”At the end of the music video, a message pops up declaring that money made from streaming the song will go to the Clark County SPCA, which helps pets in Springfield.On Tuesday, Trump falsely claimed that Haitian migrants are eating dogs and cats in

Liam Gallagher has been in the limelight recently after he and his brother Noel announced Oasis' comeback tour, which, unsurprisingly, sold out instantly. Despite this, he's still been seen doing some perfectly normal things, like walking his dog in the classic British downpour.The rockstar was photographed for the first time since the controversial ticket sales while walking his rescue dog, Buttons, across a common in the Southwest of England, all bundled up against the grim autumn weather.