The official app for the American Humane Society will not only help you show your support for the organization, but offers info on its work, notes on how you can get involved, and options to donate and challenge friends to "Be Humane." If you enjoy the video and images of the AHA in action then you might also like to check out The Humane Society of the United States HumaneTV app, another free way to stay up-to-date on the Humane Society's latest news. 
I ADMIT IT! Bow Shot $0.99
A MUST HAVE! Pet First Aid... $3.99
Hurricane Season 2010... this is great! This "pet tracker" lets you create healthcare profiles for each of your pets, including data such as I.D. tag numbers, vaccination history and vet details. In addition, there's the ability to keep track of medication and weight with "notes" and "journal" functionalities to add more details.... Paw Card! It is free...
This could come in handy in an evacuation situation... Dog Park Locator - With the option to either use the "Locate Me" feature (which will triangulate your position via your iPhone's GPS functionality) or enter a zip code, this free app from Eukanuba will find dog-friendly parks when it's time for walks at home or away. Use it to generate a list of the five nearest parks that allow off-the-leash action. This list does not include permit only parks (City Bark) . Cost: Free
This sweet baby was found in Louisville this long weekend by our friend Cara. She used a 9' ladder to get the baby out of a tree and he tinkled on her, scratched her and ran back up the tree. He finally let himself be rescued and is letting her hold him. Can you offer him a home?
