There’s an incredible new WebTV website finding its way into the computers and hearts of pet lovers all over the U.S.
It’s Petopia.tv, a new website and blog forum for pet lovers.
The creation of Michelle Brubaker and Nina Jimenez, both experienced broadcasts journalists and confessed petaholics, the San Diego-based Petopia.tv is dedicated to spreading the word through the Internet about the benefits and joys of animals in our lives.
Why this intense love affair? According to the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), our animal companions reduce stress, fear, anger, loneliness, anxiety and depression. Put simply, pets aren't just good friends, they are good medicine.
“Pets make the world a better place and provide endless entertainment, while teaching us important life lessons,” says Co-Owner Michelle Brubaker. “We are proud of Petopia.tv and provide this engaging service to the pet community.”
Petopia.tv’s content is focused on off beat segments that are written and produced by Brubaker and Jimenez and designed to inspire laughter and explore the magic of the human-animal bond, as well as connect the pet loving community.
At Petopia.tv, the news is unleashed and will keep viewers tuning in for more!
Along with Petopia.tv produced videos, the site connects with its audience through an interactive format, featuring viewer submitted photos, videos and reviews of their favorite pet places, products and services. For pet owners whose furry friend may need an attitude adjustment, Petopia.tv’s Trainer on Call section will answer questions and provides the latest information on keeping our pets healthy and happy. “At Petopia.tv pets are our passion,” says Co-Owner Nina Jimenez. “It’s our mission to celebrate being a pet lover, while providing a TV Web site unlike any other pet related site.”
Bark Magazine is proud to tell its readers about Petopia.tv and encourages all who love pets, dogs, cats, birds, fish, or whatever. If it walks, swims, hops, flies, crawls or even slithers, Petopia.tv is for you.
This SIDEBARK written by Mark Carlson
