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Happy July! We've collected some of the most interesting and knowledge sharing news in our pet family and animal world from July of 2026. Check out the short synopsis and external links below! These articles are not sponsored and not affiliated, we just think they're worth sharing. By design, these links will open in a new tab.
Do you know the signs of heatstroke in dogs? A bucket of water can save their life! Learn more via Apple News!
Wildfire smoke poses hard safety risks for your pets outdoors! If the air outside is hazy with wildfire smoke, here are some ways you can help your pets stay safe! Via our friends at Click on Detroit.
Ever seen a pet with purple paws? Call animal control immediately!!! Cats with paws dyed purple are being used as kill bait in dog fighting. Learn more with The Animal Rescue Site.
Deadmau5 donated $30,000 to an Ontario animal shelter rescuing 27 cats and kittens for placement in homes. He even adopted one of the rescue cats adding to his feline family at home. Check out this epic music and rescue news via WSTW.
While no kill shelters are something that saves a lot of animals, sometimes it also leaves animals in shelters without adoptions for long periods of time. Here's a heartwarming story of a dog that was adopted after 7 years at a Maryland shelter. Via People News.
Can that pretty pet gecko help researchers successfully treat cancer? A new study suggests that it might help us understand how aggressive tumors in geckos can translate to new treatments in human cancer research. Check out Science Daily for this epic news and learn something fun about your little lizard pet.
Calling Gen Z'ers! Word has it that you prefer pets over kids! Media Post has the details and calls out a recent survey that looks at the recent change in people moving to pets instead of kids. Neat!
Did you know that we recently discovered 31 new ocean animal species off the coast of Brazil? Check out these strange and mysterious critters with The Guardian's article. We have so much to learn. yet!
While we believe that the best place for your kitty family member is inside, new data out of the University of Queensland suggests that the biggest danger to wildlife comes from interactions with people - not cats. Roads cutting through natural habitats, human fencing or netting around our plants, and even rescue fatigue can do more harm than our cats and dogs in harming wildlife. The more you know!
Italy just approved up to three days of emergency sick leave for people with pets. These new laws are on the cutting edge of animal welfare and are a great resource for the rest of the world to learn from what they're doing. Thanks Dog With a Blog!
Do you have any interesting articles that we missed in this post for July? Comment below and lets learn something new together!