Biggs the Pup in Need of a Forever Home this November

Biggs the Pup is Ready for a Home!

Hey Myrtle Beach! As we dive into November, let me introduce you to our furry friend of the weekend: Biggs. This charming seven-year-old dog is currently looking for a forever home at the Grand Strand Humane Society. If you’re thinking about adding a little wag to your life, Biggs just might be the perfect match!

Why Biggs is the Best!

Biggs is not just any dog; he has got a heart of gold and a personality that could warm even the chilliest of nights. With his sleek fur and friendly demeanor, he is ready to bring joy into your life. The staff at the humane society can’t say enough about how loving and gentle he is. Imagine coming home after a long day to Biggs wagging his tail and ready to snuggle!

The human staff at the shelter say Biggs loves to go on walks and play fetch. If you enjoy spending time outdoors, he’s your guy! Plus, he’s already trained and knows a few commands, so you won’t have to spend extra time in dog school. He’s all about that quick transition into family life!

Time to Prepare for Winter

As the temperatures start to drop, it’s not just us humans who need a cozy blanket and hot drink. Our pets need extra care during the chilly months, too! Don’t forget to prepare your furry friends for the colder weather.

Make sure they have a warm place to snuggle up in at home. If you have outdoor pets, consider bringing them inside during the coldest nights. Make their space comfy with plenty of blankets, and if you’re taking them on walks, check their little paws for ice or snow that might get stuck. A little extra care can go a long way!

And hey, while you’re preparing for winter, think about keeping your car stocked with emergency supplies, just in case. Whether it’s a flat tire or inclement weather, being ready for any scenario is important for you and your pet. Having a pet emergency kit in your trunk is a great idea, so you both can weather any storm together.

Turkey Time Is Almost Here!

First things first, defrost your turkey well ahead of time. This means taking it out of the freezer and putting it in the fridge for several days to allow it to thaw properly. Nothing ruins Thanksgiving like a frozen bird!

Next, don’t skip the seasoning! A well-seasoned turkey is a happy turkey. You can even create an aromatic herb butter to rub under the skin for maximum flavor. Don’t forget to baste it during cooking – a bit of broth goes a long way in keeping everything moist and delicious!

Lastly, let your turkey rest for about 30 minutes after cooking before you slice into it. This lets the juices redistribute throughout the meat, making every bite flavorful.

Wrapping It Up

So there you have it, Myrtle Beach! From adorable Biggs hoping to find his forever family to holiday prep and pet care tips, we’ve got plenty to keep us busy as we cozy up for winter. Let’s continue to take care of each other and our furry friends this season!