Bringing home a pet
All of my cats have been found treasures in Manitoba, although my dog found me in Wyoming. I have a habit of gathering strays. My latest little vagabond is my Mr. Mitty Kleeberger (after the Canadian lumberjack of rugby Adam Kleeberger ). He was howling in the halls of my apartment block on a rainy October night. I opened my door and gathered him up, I was rewarded with kitty smooches and great big cuddles from a wee little kitten. I knew I was going to keep him from that moment.
Bringing a new pet home isn't a decision one should take lightly. You have to begin by assessing if you are considering the right pet for your family. Some considerations are your family's schedule, activity levels and budget. Do you have a large yard and do you have children? These questions can help you decide the best pet that will fit your family's lifestyle.
Be sure to prepare your new pet's supplies, such as a brand new collar and leash like these leather dog collars from Buy Canadian First member Roots, prior to bringing her home. Have other necessities prepared such as grooming tools, treats and pet foods like these Canadian-made varieties from Buy Canadian fisrt members Acana , Oven-baked tradition and Orijen . Finally, for comfort, your new pet may enjoy a great new nap hut from our member Cascades Boutique .
Having a pet is a delight! Please be sure to have your pets spayed or neutered!
What kind of pet do you have at home?
Image source: Andrea Willowcat, Buy Canadian First members Roots and Cascade boutique
