Resources for Dogs, Cats, Horses, Birds, and other Companion Animals, Assistance Animals, & Special-Needs Animals
Ken Pope, Ph.D., ABPP
Welcome!
Because we have a family of special-needs cats and dogs living in our home, over the years we've located a variety of online resources in such areas as pet emergencies and first aid, adoptions, traveling with cats and dogs, bereavement, health and behavior problems, and so on. This web site provides links to online information and resources for (1) cats, dogs, horses, and other companion animals; (2) special-needs animals; and (3) therapy, guide, hearing, and other service, working, or assistance animals. [For those interested, I also maintain a companion web site containing the photographs and stories some remarkable special-needs cats and dog, which is at http://www.kenpope.com.]
- General Animal Resources provides links to online resources in the following
areas:
- Pet Emergencies & Animal First-Aid
- Where to Look for Pet Adoptions, Fostering, & Placements
- Travel & Lodging
- Finding Missing Pets
- Pet Bereavement
- Pets and People With HIV/AIDS
- Health & Behavior Information & Resources for Cats, Dogs, Birds, and other animals
- Feline Congenital Myotonia
- Animal Protection & Welfare
- The section on Special-Needs Animals provides links to online resources in these areas:
- The section on Therapy, Guide, Hearing,
and other Service, Working, or Assistance Animals provides links
to online resources for those animals.
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To find out about the accessibility feature of this site and how the work, please follow this link to using this site and its accessibility features or choose the "using this site" button on the navigation bar.
It's possible that you were looking for another web site in this series. Here are links to those 3 sites:
Please follow this link to the site providing photographs and stories about a family of special-needs dogs and cats.
Please follow this link to the site providing full-text articles in psychology (from journals such as American Psychologist, Journal of Consulting & Clinical Psychology, etc.) and other resources in psychology.
Please follow this link to the site with information and resources regarding accessibility and disability.
Thanks for Visiting!
Thanks for visiting this site. I hope you find the information helpful. You can use the navigation bar on the left side of each page to travel to each of the sections. Again: Welcome!
