Over here at Seattle Pup Magazine we are LOCO-vores. As you can probably tell we are crazy about dogs, and we also LOVE all things LOCAL. Seattle Pup Magazine provides advertising opportunities for Pacific Northwest dog-centric and pet-friendly businesses. We love to promote local small businesses and sole proprietors and have a range of advertising that can fit most any budget. (*even budgets on a shoestring!) Right now we are working on the Seattle Pup Magazine Pet-Friendly Business Directory! Remember the old telephone books? If not, they looked like this: (it took us awhile to locate an image--many thanks to the librarians at the Seattle Public Library for helping us locate one we cou
Thanksgiving is approaching and many of us are starting to prepare a feast! With our pups at our side we may want to share in the bounty with our furry family members. BEWARE! Many delicious human foods are TOXIC to pups! Check out Seattlepup.com and our "Ten Foods You Should Never Feed Your Pup!" handout that can be printed and placed in your kitchen. KEEP FIDO HEALTHY! If you want to give your pup a treat we suggest you create some special dog treats for them! Check out one of our favorite recipes! #thanksgiving #dogfood #seattlepup #SeattlePupMagazine #toxicfoodfordogs
Seattle Pup Magazine, founder Tracy Stober sat down with the University of Washington assistant director of Student Veterans Life, Lindsay Church the other day to chat about her service dog, Call Sign Charlie, and the importance of service dogs when it comes to veterans reintegrating into civilian society and navigating the outcomes of post-traumatic stress. Lindsay currently works for the University of Washington as the director of Student Veterans Life. Her office serves as a meeting place and information hub and sanctuary for returning student veterans who navigating their return to the states. Reintegration is stressful and at times it can be traumatic. The UW Student Veterans Life work
World Vets vision “to create a world where all animals have access to skilled veterinary care” has made it a foundation of vet care in Granada, Nicaragua, with many vets who live in Central America training at its clinic. Each year, World Vets opens its Latin America Training Center to international students for their International Veterinary Training Program. During program sessions, students receive clinical as well as field training in many of the aspects of veterinary care. In 2017, Joanna Ford, Northwest native and aspiring vet student, joined World Vets. We sat down with Joanna earlier this year to chat about her experiences. Seattle Pup Magazine: How did you find out about this oppor
