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Ann Arbor Animal Hospital presents: Frankie Gets a Microchip!

Ann Arbor area residents have opportunity to relinquish unwanted chickens

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flickr photo courtesy of jaroslaw In June of 2008 the City of Ann Arbor approved an ordinance for residents to keep chickens on their property (with neighbor consent). As Corinna Borden points out in a blog this past summer, keeping chickens is fairly easy manage, but understandably, it's not for everyone. For some people, what seemed to be a great idea, turned into a lot more than they wanted to handle.  SASHA Farm in Manchester has declared Urban Chicken Amnesty Week for folks in areas of SE Michigan and the Toledo area who wish to hand over their chickens for retirement to the farm. Space is limited, of course, as it is at most animal sanctuaries, and not every request can be honored. Amnesty Week is November 1 - November 6, 2010. Lorrie Shaw is a dog walker and owner of Professional Pet Sitting , and is a regular contributor to AnnArbor.com's pet section with her blog, More Than Four Walls, where she examines topics ranging from social issues, behavior a...

Pet First Aid app for dogs and cats now available for iPhone - AnnArbor.com

Pet First Aid app for dogs and cats now available for iPhone - AnnArbor.com

With Poll: Breed-Specific Legislation for canines: what's your opinion?

This is a hot topic: Breed-specific legislation for dogs . What's your experience with it? What is your opinion? Take the poll, and leave your comments. Your two cents is valued: poll by twiigs.com

Caring for animals may have influenced human evolution - AnnArbor.com

Caring for animals may have influenced human evolution - AnnArbor.com

Partnership between AKC Canine Health Foundation, Pfizer to research frontiers of disease and treatment in pets - AnnArbor.com

Partnership between AKC Canine Health Foundation, Pfizer to research frontiers of disease and treatment in pets - AnnArbor.com

Living vicariously through a dog can help you discover your own joy - AnnArbor.com

Living vicariously through a dog can help you discover your own joy - AnnArbor.com