Living well with the animals you love
Horeyyah Feed is a monthly read for people who keep pets and want to do right by them.
Only the newsletter is sent to it, and you can stop that at any time. Our Privacy has the specifics.
What it gets into
- End-of-life decisions
- Enrichment on a budget
- Adopting from shelters
- Signs worth a vet visit
What a month looks like
Monthly, and never more often.
What an edition holds
- End-of-life decisions
- Enrichment on a budget
- Adopting from shelters
- Signs worth a vet visit
You also get a brief note from us, and leaving is one click from the bottom of the mail.
Doing right by your animals, one month at a time.
How this works
1. Add your address
There is no signup form beyond this, and nothing costs money.
2. Read what turns up
One edition, put together by hand, with no filler around it.
3. Leave whenever
A single click at the end of any email removes you for good.
Frequently asked
How often does Horeyyah Feed show up?
Once a month. One letter, then quiet until the next one. Nothing lands in between, so you won't hear from it every few days.
My dog seems fine but a bit off. Is that in here?
Yes. A regular part of the letter is the signs worth a vet visit and the ones that usually sort themselves out. It won't diagnose anything, but it'll help you know when to call.
I want to adopt from a shelter but I'm nervous
Horeyyah Feed covers this often. What to ask, what to expect from an older animal, and how to settle one in. Real, ordinary advice, not a sales pitch.
Does it cost anything?
No. It's free. There's no paid version, no account to make, no password to remember. You read it and that's it.
How do I stop it if I've had enough?
Every issue has a one-click link at the bottom to stop the letter. Click it and you're done, right away. No form, no reason needed.
What happens to my address when I sign up here?
This site stores nothing at all. The form on this page doesn't hold your details or keep any record of your visit.
Is my address ever passed to anyone?
No. The list is never sold, rented, or handed to anyone else. It exists so the letter can reach you, and nothing more.
Do you keep tabs on whether I read it?
Opens and link clicks are counted, mainly so addresses that never open stop getting mailed. That's the whole reason. It keeps the list to people who actually want it.
Sometimes there's an ad in there, right?
Some issues carry an offer from a third party, and it's marked so you can tell. If you click through, that advertiser runs their own site and answers for it, not Horeyyah Feed.