Our community at Journey Home includes volunteers, donors, and local business partners. However one of our most dedicated forms of donors doesn’t get enough credit. Humane Heroes are our donors who go the extra mile to provide for animals in need of care and shelter. Donors...
Watching fireworks can be a fun summer activity for some people, but for pets it can be a terrifying experience that can lead to tragedy and stress. Some municipalities are shifting to laser shows, but for those of us who live in areas that still...
Warm weather is gone and HOT weather is here! With the extra sunshine and climbing temperatures, pet owners will need to be on the lookout for safety concerns with their cats and dogs this summer. Heat Pet clothing for the summer will need to be more breathable...
Microchipping pets has become common practice in some parts of the United States, and we at Journey Home Animal Care Center always advocate for our community to microchip their cats and dogs. Thanks to microchips, you can increase the likelihood of being reunited with a...
For new pet owners, this question is likely one of the first concerns. Humans have a lot of opinions on our needs and preferences for food that inform our decisions, and that can affect how we choose our pet’s food too. Focusing on Primary Needs Cats are...
Spay and neuter procedures have become normalized in the shelter animal field in the past few decades, with caregivers attempting to prevent the amount of homeless animals in shelters at the source. By encouraging pet owners to spay and neuter their pets, the animals are...
2024 Annual Report Happy 2025! We at Journey Home Animal Care Center are excited to see what 2025 will bring, and are very proud of the work we were able to accomplish in the past year. 2024 saw 207 stray animals reunited with their families, and 944...
People come across lost animals all the time. Driving to work, spending time at a park, even while camping! Here is a comprehensive description of what you can do when you find a lost animal, and what their life looks like once they come into...
Cold weather for a husky is a walk in the park, but deep in winter many owners of short-haired dogs and cats might be hoping to alleviate temperature discomfort for their pets. Often small dogs are seen strutting their stuff in tiny quilted jackets, or...
