With winter comes cold weather, snow, sleet, and other extreme weather that we need to prepare to keep our pets safe and healthy. The snow creates challenges for our pets, especially those who enjoy their long walks. We want to make sure our furry friends are warm and happy during the winter, so to help […]
Pets of JC: Meet Adoptable Europa from the Liberty Humane Society
A few months ago, Europa came to Liberty Humane Society (LHS) with her five puppies and another adult dog. They lived in a windowless basement without any food or water. Europa struggled to nourish the litter of pups given her situation. Thanks to a few compassionate and concerned neighbors who saw these dogs’ unfortunate situation, […]
Winter Sports Series: Where to Go Snow Tubing in NJ, NY, and PA
If you enjoy sledding down a hill during a snow day, then snow tubing is the winter activity you need to take advantage of this season. It is the one winter activity everyone in the family can enjoy as it requires no experience. Lucky for us, there are many ski resorts nearby that also offer […]
Winter Sports Series: Where to Go Ice Skating in New Jersey and New York City
Getting yourself outside and staying active can be challenging with the temperatures dropping. However, plenty of winter sports can help you stay healthy, adventurous, and have a great time with friends and family. We have you covered with exciting outdoor activities and where to go to keep yourself active and engaged this season with our […]
Santa Paws is in Town! Where to Get Your Pet Photos with Santa in New Jersey
Santa is in town, and although there are numerous places to get photos with Santa, I have compiled a list that allows for you to bring your furry friends to experience the magic of Santa as well! After all, pets are a part of our family, and they too deserve to have their photos taken […]
Upcoming Holiday Markets in New Jersey and New York
‘Tis, the season of gift-giving and spreading holiday cheer, and if you’re trying to do both, we suggest you visit a holiday market! I have put together a diverse list of the upcoming holiday markets in New Jersey and New York City to make your holiday planning a little easier and exciting. Holiday markets and […]
Celebrate Your Next Special Occasion at Jersey City’s Hidden Gem, the Box Café!
Located on 115 Palisade Avenue in the Heights of Jersey City is a delicious eatery known as the Box Café. Open since March of 2021, the café has brought locally sourced “homemade” meals for people, a sense of community, and a space for folks to come together and celebrate their special moments with their loved […]
A Look into Pitness in the Park – Happening October 16th!
If you’re a huge dog lover and have a soft spot for Pit Bulls, you do not want to miss out on Pitness in the Park. It is an incredible event fighting to stop the many prejudices against Pit Bulls. We often hear myths on how dangerous these dogs are and continue to see breed […]
Liberty Humane Society welcomes Hurricane Ida dogs into their adoption program
Written by Arati Patel Hurricane Ida made landfall on August 29th, leaving many residents stranded without electricity and water. To aid impacted animal welfare organizations in Louisiana and surrounding areas, many animal shelters around the country have opened their facilities and are welcoming pets into their adoption programs. These networks that form to help during […]
Your Ultimate Guide to Kayaking in New Jersey
Written by Arati Patel – @aratip05 When September begins, it feels as if the summer has come to an end. However, we still have a few more weeks of summer left, and it’s not too late to get out there and enjoy the water. Kayaking is one of the best ways to enjoy New Jersey’s […]
Pets of JC – Adoption Spotlight Story: Ziggy the Stardog
Written by Arati Patel – @aratip05 Adopting a shelter dog is an exciting experience, and the journey you take together is unforgettable. We’re highlighting the story of Ziggy the Stardog, who was adopted from the Liberty Humane Society in 2016. So, grab yourself a tissue; you may shed a happy tear or two reading his […]
