Meet Billy and Moses, two playful brothers who love chasing laser lights and watching the world go by from their window perch. Gentle and affectionate, these University Heights cats share a home with Missy, a former Pet of the Month—though they prefer admiring her from a safe distance.

Picking up after your dog isn’t just polite—it’s the law. Whether in a park, on a sidewalk, or in your own yard, cleaning up every time keeps University Heights clean, safe, and neighborly. A little responsibility goes a long way toward keeping our community welcoming for everyone.

Hunter, a 5-month-old Labrador, is being trained as a mobility service dog by UH residents Mary and Andy Lange with Pawsitive Teams.

Lola Handzel offers guidance on safely interacting with dogs in UH, reminding residents to respect canine body language and boundaries.

Dog trainer Lola Handzel offers advice for UH pet owners on understanding and managing reactive dog behavior during walks.

Understanding dog leash rules in UH and why good pet behavior protects neighbors, pets, and public parks.

This lovable pitbull is winning hearts across University Heights with his sea-otter charm and slobbery kisses.

These common weeds are dangerous for dogs and cats.

Lola Handzel shares her story and how improving dog etiquette can benefit everyone in UH—whether you’re a dog lover or not.

Oreo is a loving, friendly pup who’s well known around UH. Be sure to say hi when you see him around!

Henny’s SoCal spirit and snuggle-loving nature make him this month’s UH pet star.

Another crash hits UH’s dog park, sparking renewed calls for traffic safety at a dangerous intersection.

UH cat owners are turning to “catios” to keep pets safe and protect birds, butterflies, and pollinators.

A beloved UH tradition: neighbors sharing treats and camaraderie with neighborhood dogs.

Sister and Missy bring personality and charm as UH’s featured pets of the month.

The UH Off-Leash Dog Park was struck by a car for the second time in a year, raising safety concerns for this popular neighborhood spot.

Maiya Mae’s incredible rescue story took her from a Thai elephant sanctuary to a loving UH family.