Take a peek inside an Internet Animal Hospital. This website features a wide range of topics ranging from tumors and arthritis to nail trimming and traveling with your pet. 

Cat Healthcare. This website is designed and maintained by volunteers. Covers everything including how to give your cat CPR.

Dallas Dog & Disc Club. Fun website. The homepage's cursor follows a flying frisbee and the Fun Page features screensavers and puzzles. If you need help thinking of a way to bond with your dog, don't miss this site.

Pet-Friendly Traveling. More than 25,000 pet-friendly hotels, inns, campgrounds, ski resorts, beaches and amusement parks are listed here.

Can't think of a name to call your new pet?  Visit www.bowwow.com.au.

Bad Kitty. If you think that your cute little kitty is the only cat that does quirky things, check out this website. 

Wisconsin Humane Society. Support your local shelter.

www.dog-play.com features fun activities and sports for you and your dog.

Would you like to join a discussion group about your dog?  This website, www.dogomania.com, covers just about everything.  It has over 14,000 photos, over 25,000 names, dog show information, and links to over 100 other dog sites. 

Adopt a Greyhound. Take a tour of this website and learn why retired greyhounds make wonderful pets. One fact I bet you didn't know -- these dogs can't climb stairs.

Dog House Construction. Instructions on how to build a dog house.

Animal Actors. The American Humane Association has been protecting animals in film and television since 1939. In the movie, Jessie James, a horse and his rider jump off a cliff into a raging river. The horse died. Because of this incident, AHA began protecting animals working in the film industry. Fun site.

Online Dog Magazine. Features such articles as "Finding the Right Dog" and "Manners and Training."

In Japan, there is a statue honoring an Akita named Hachiko. Why? Hachiko would walk his owner to the train station every morning and every afternoon he would return to the same spot to walk his owner back home again. One afternoon the Professor suffered a stroke and died at work. For the next ten years, Hachiko returned to the station every morning and every afternoon at the same time his master use to get on and off the train. For details, go to japan.chez.tiscali.fr/TokyoWeb/E-Hachiko.htm or www.nylana.org/RRACI/hachiko.htm.

Cyber-Hamster. Don't have time for a pet? Get a Virtual Pet Hamster. Even if you don't like hamsters, you'll like to have this virtual pet in your home. Important:  read the website's instructions before installing on your computer or else you won't know the code to exit the screensaver.