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Got a Dog or Cat? Want One? Check Out These Guidelines for Safer Petting

Portraits and stories from an HIV fundraising book

At least 2,000 animals in the U.S. have been tested for the coronavirus since the pandemic began, according to federal records.

Plus: tips for caring for your furry friends during the health crisis.

During the COVID-19 crisis, some insurers are relaxing their refill rules and allowing 90-day supplies of meds to be prescribed.

People with HIV make their own artistic statement in the photo-storytelling project “Through Positive Eyes.”

A collection of art showcases the powerful bond between us and our pets.

The results are in.

Photography book Dogs & Daddies raises funds to help youth living with HIV.

Rob Garofalo of Fred Says teams up with photographer inkedKenny for a book to help youth living with HIV.

June 2017 Survey

A new report recommends animal companions be considered “a main source of support” for people living with long-term mental illness.

Feedback on the loss of pets, Black Lives Matter, and dating and disclosure

In a post titled “Losing Hope,” POZ blogger Aundaray Guess reflects on the unconditional love from his two dogs, Hope and Parker.

An exhibit of ‘When Dogs Heal’ their HIV-positive owners

Losing a pet has such an impact as I’ve learned recently with the passing of my dogs.

The San Francisco-based groups provide support for people (and their pets!) with life-threatening illnesses such as HIV.