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The event is one of the most important fundraisers of the year that helps Yakima Valley Pet Rescue provide a second chance to homeless and neglected animals.

Looking for the perfect getaway, then why not get away with your best friend, that's right these are the perfect vacations for you and your dog to take in Washington.

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We all love our animals no matter what, but we may have adopted a popular breed and didn't even think twice. We found the most popular dog breeds in Washington state and we wanna share them with you!

It's national spoil your dog day, so here are five great places in the Yakima valley to spoil your best friend! Take the time to check out the list and make this the best day of your dog's life.

Many states in the US allow for a pet to be buried on your property, but there are specific guidelines that must be followed. What about Washington?

Looking to celebrate Hot dog day in the Yakima Valley? You're in luck, here are the 3 best places in Yakima to grab a Gourmet Hot Dog!

It's something nobody wants to think about but, inevitably, the time will come for your pet to move on. It's never easy. What might be a hard conversation to have later is what to do with your former pet. Do you take it to a pet cemetery? Can you get them cremated? What's often the free route is to basically have your own burial in your own backyard... but is that even legal?

Just to let you know, right upfront, so many people in the Yakima Valley are breaking this rule right now. Maybe they never knew, who knows. But a topic came up with how many is too many dogs. Well, with a quick bit of research, I was curious to know how many dogs one could legally own in Washington state...

The sun is finally showing up in the Yakima Valley, so here are some good outdoor activities to keep you busy in the sun while we have it.

It's pampered puppy day, so take your best friend to get a makeover at one of these amazing dog spas in the Yakima Valley

Tearing pillows to shreds, gobbling down a sandwich that’s placed too close to the edge of the kitchen counter, or finding their way into or onto any place that’s a ‘no-dog-zone’. If you’re a dog-lover, these situations likely sound very familiar to you. If those actions aren’t trained out of the dog, they’ll continue, and, it begs the question: who’s training who?