North States Auto-Close Metal Gate – Pressure Mount
This Auto Close Pet Gate automatically closes and locks. Featuring various extensions, this must-have gate can be used on stairs or in various room openings. Comes with a security latch and easy one-hand operation. Build with heavy-duty metal construction to withstand years of use. Measures 30″H x 29.5″ x 38″ and expands to 61″.
Pet News:
- Bill on monkeys as pets an educational exercise (Provo Daily Herald)Don't be too hard on Chris Herrod. His "Monkeys as Pets" bill is an exercise in constituent education.
- Avondale boy contains fire, saves pets and home (The Arizona Republic)A 12-year-old Avondale boy who attended a fire-education class over the weekend used the knowledge to save his family's pets and home Monday morning after a fire broke out in the laundry room.
- New Zhu Zhu Pets, Now With Celebrity Kid Names, to Take Manhattan Next Week (Fast Company Magazine)You have probably been wondering what the company that brought the world Zhu Zhu Pets last holiday season has planned for next week's massive toy fair in New York City. Well wonder no more! That company, Cepia Inc, has moved some $70 million worth of furry product, capitalizing on the parental desire to give kids what they want-- specifically, a pet--so long as there is no mess and no stink. Now ...
- Top 5: Romantic restaurants. Viewer Pic Contest: Costumed pets (WBIR-TV Knoxville)With Valentine's Day coming up, this week's Top 5 is asking for your choice of East Tennessee's most romantic restaurant. The Viewer Pic Contest wants your pets in costume, in honor of Mardi Growl.
- Food for pets available through ACHS and AIM (Anderson Independent-Mail)Local families who need assistance in providing food for their pets can enroll in a new program by the Anderson County Humane Society (ACHS) and Anderson Interfaith Ministries (AIM).Last summer, ACHS started delivering dog and cat food to more than 1,000 local families with a member who was out of work.Their goal was to reduce the number of animals being turned into the county shelter because ...
- 12-year-old saves home, family pets when dryer catches fire (KTVK 3TV Phoenix)TOLLESON -- A 12-year-old boy is being credited with saving his home and his family's pets after a dryer caught fire Monday morning. The little boy reportedly was home alone when the fire started in the neighborhood of 109th Avenue and Durango Street, which is north of Lower Buckeye Road. Ryan Umfress called 911 as soon as he realized what was happening. "I got out of the shower in my room and ...