Wilson - Vet's Notes Wilson is a beautiful young Brittany with a diagnosis of Grade 2 (of 3) sarcoma cancer on his left hind leg. Surgery was done at another clinic in late July 2021 to remove the...
Emergency Needs: Wilson & Ruger
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Dangers of Porcupine Encounters
Keep an eye out for porcupines! According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, these prickly creatures are expanding to new areas. These animals are native to Texas and are the second-largest...
Have YOU registered your Brittany’s Microchip?
NOTICE: All adopters need to register their Brittany’s Microchip immediately upon adoption. The website for 24PetWatch is on the adoption application. All BRIT Brittanys are wearing a BRIT tag with...
Calendar Photo Submission Guidelines
TO QUALIFY your photos must meet the following guidelines: Content Image must be of Brittanys only – sorry no, humans Photos may contain one or multiple Brittanys Non-rescue Brittanys welcome Format...
How to recognize dementia in your Brittany
Recognize the signs of dementia in your Brittany As your Brittany ages, you might expect them to have decreased energy and diminished ability to run and jump. But finding out your Brittany can also...
Heartworm Disease Facts
The Mighty Mosquito is BACK! With all the spring rain we've had in Texas mosquitos are bad this year. Heartworm disease is a year-round concern for your Brittanys. The effects of this serious,...
Plants that are toxic to your Brittanys and other pets
Since we know how much our Brittanys love to dig, investigate, and get into stuff it's important to know which plants are poisonous to pets. Many plants that are harmless to humans are...
Texas Rescues need YOUR help!! (Shelter & Rescue Ownership Rights)
Dear friends of BRIT - The Texas State Legislature is in their the 87th session. There is an issue being presented in the house TODAY which concerns ownership rights of shelters and rescue groups...
Why does my Brittany want to chew EVERY-THING?
Chewing is natural. Brittanys are curious canines. They explore the world around them by sight, sound, smell, and taste. Brittanys use their mouths a lot like we humans use our hands. They’re not...