Dog Resource Library

Please see our SPAY & NEUTER section for more information and low/no-cost spay-neuter resources.
Outside websites: please DO NOT SOLICIT us to add your .com link.
Please click on the blue links below for more information:
Full Resource Library from Best Friends Animal Society
Full Resource Library for Dogs by Best Friends Animal Society
How to choose a dog
Welcoming Home a New Dog Prevent Problems from Day One.
Introducing Dogs to Each Other
Introducing a Cat and a Dog
Preventing your Dog from Chasing the Cat
What Dogs Need to Be Happy
Cold Weather Care For Dogs
Pets' Dental Health
Reference guide for Dog Foster Care Volunteers
Finding a New Home for a Pet
Finding A New Home For A Pit Bull Terrier Type Dog
How to Find Homes for Homeless Pets
Getting a Service or Therapy Dog to Help with Autism
Outside websites: please DO NOT SOLICIT us to add your .com link.
Please click on the blue links below for more information:
Full Resource Library from Best Friends Animal Society
Full Resource Library for Dogs by Best Friends Animal Society
How to choose a dog
Welcoming Home a New Dog Prevent Problems from Day One.
Introducing Dogs to Each Other
Introducing a Cat and a Dog
Preventing your Dog from Chasing the Cat
What Dogs Need to Be Happy
Cold Weather Care For Dogs
Pets' Dental Health
Reference guide for Dog Foster Care Volunteers
Finding a New Home for a Pet
Finding A New Home For A Pit Bull Terrier Type Dog
How to Find Homes for Homeless Pets
Getting a Service or Therapy Dog to Help with Autism
DOG HEALTH
Common Illnesses in Dogs
Ringworm is a fungus related to athlete’s foot; it is not actually a worm.
Signs & Symptoms: Irregularly shaped areas of fur loss; the skin of the areas will usually appear rough and scaly
Treatment: Veterinary care, including an injection and/or topical treatment
Transmission: Very contagious to other dogs, cats and people, but usually requires direct contact with the infected animal
Ringworm Treatment in a Nutshell
Common Illnesses in Dogs
Ringworm is a fungus related to athlete’s foot; it is not actually a worm.
Signs & Symptoms: Irregularly shaped areas of fur loss; the skin of the areas will usually appear rough and scaly
Treatment: Veterinary care, including an injection and/or topical treatment
Transmission: Very contagious to other dogs, cats and people, but usually requires direct contact with the infected animal
Ringworm Treatment in a Nutshell