Doggy Date Night
Pets bring so much joy and quality to the lives of pet owners that it’s important to make sure those pups are feeling loved and cared for!
Feed the Birds Day
The winter months can be hard on birds, which is why Feed the Birds Day is a day that is dedicated to paying attention to the welfare and survival of those little backyard friends!
National Brown Dog Day
Warm, caramel fur and playful personalities — the perfect companions for adventures in the great outdoors or cuddles on the couch.
National Draw a Dinosaur Day
A whole species of animals that once roamed the earth, but have been extinct for many thousands of years, represents the mystery of the world that existed prior to humankind.
Big Garden Birdwatch
With a pair of binoculars and a keen eye, you can spot beautiful feathered creatures, adding joy to your day.
National Polka Dot Day
Polka dots add a touch of fun and whimsy to any dress. They come in all sizes and colors, and never go out of style.
National Save the Eagles Day
Guardians of the skies, these majestic creatures symbolize resilience and grace, reminding us of the importance of preserving their noble legacy.
National Pet Travel Safety Day
From seat belts to carriers, make your next adventure a memorable one by taking the necessary precautions for your pet's safety.
International Animal Rights Day
Protecting the rights of animals to live free from harm, cruelty, and neglect can help create a more compassionate and just world for all.
National Llama Day
With their friendly demeanor and fluffy appearance, llamas make great pack animals and even therapy animals due to their calming presence.
Global Cat Day
Cats seem to rule our lives on a daily basis, and we love them for it. Global Cat Day is all about embracing these mischievous, yet adorable fur-babies.
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National Simplicity Day
From taxes to technology, life gets complicated and stressful. Declutter your life and mind by stepping away from it all and settling in with a book or cup of tea.
