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I’m Ahsoka (A514321), a senior mastiff girl! I am very outgoing and love to get attention from people, even if they are someone I have never met. I love new smells, never chase squirrels and will happily sit down for a treat! I’m pretty much perfect, wouldn’t you agree? Take me home on a 10-day adoption trial and see for yourself how great I am. Learn more at pasadenahumane.org. (Photos courtesy of Pasadena Humane) If you read my column last week, you learned about my recent vacation gone awry. I had a bicycle accident that resulted in a long stay…
FLASH SALE Don’t miss this deal Standard Digital Access $6 for 1 year Already a subscriber? Log in Sophia Linan screams with excitement as she pulls a fish out of the water at The 2024 Kids Fishing Tournament at Golden Era Golf Course in San Jacinto Saturday, April 13, 2024. (Photo by Andrew Foulk Contributing Photographer) Children gather on a golf course, not to swing clubs, but to use fishing poles. It’s the 2024 Kids Fishing Tournament, hosted on Saturday, April 13, by the Golden Era Golf Course near San Jacinto. Logan Huff, casts his line into the water as…
First-time Baby Bottle Brigade volunteers learn how to properly care for a newborn kitten. Neonate kittens require 24-hour care. (Photo courtesy of LBACS). A litter of newborn kittens at the Long Beach Animal Care Services shelter. (Photo courtesy of LBACS). Anywhere between 1,200 and 1,400 kittens are in the care of Long Beach Animal Care Services during kitten season. (Photo courtesy of LBACS). A kitten waiting for its bottle feeding. Long Beach Animal Care Services takes in more than 1,000 kittens each year during peak kitten season. (Photo courtesy of LBACS). Newborn motherless kittens, pictured above, need round-the-clock care and…
People would put signs on street corners that read “Will work for food,” but one local woman thought of it with a small caveat. Nicole Coulthart will work for pet food. Nicole Coulthart, a notary public, will accept pet food as payment for her services. (submitting) And her passion and love for pet care inspires many around her, helping to not only spread the word about the importance of quality pet care, but that everyone can do a little something to help. Coulthart is a notary public and has been for the past eight years. He regularly gets requests from…
Thanks for reading! Don’t miss this deal Get Standard Digital access to enjoy this article and more 4 months for $1 Already a subscriber? Log in Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex (WSWHE) BOCES Small Animal Science Program student Savanna Christman, right, and Instructor Carter Stevens are all smiles as they prepare to care for their classroom animals for the day. Christman, a junior, aspires to a career in pet care. (Image provided) Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex (WSWHE) BOCES Small Animal Science Program student Savanna Christman, right, and Instructor Carter Stevens are all smiles as they prepare to care for their classroom animals for the day. Christman, a…
A male tailspot wrasse with a vermillion coloration is shown here. If the wrasse grow up and live long enough, they will become males. (Photo by Alasdair Dunlap-Smith) A small, orange-vermillion colored fish has been named a new species after a team of divers from Southern California and Mexico found the wrasse in deep water on volcanic and rugged rocks near the remote Mexican Revillagigedos Islands in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Halichoeres sanchezi, or more commonly tailspot wrasse, and its discovery in the Marine Protected Area were recently announced in a scientific journal by Benjamin Victor, an Irvine-based marine scientist…
This November 2022 photo provided by the United States Attorney’s office, shows wrapped snake meat found in an illegal shipment to New York of duck and goose intestines from China. Six people were arrested in New York on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 on charges of illegally importing goose and duck intestines from China, in some cases by hiding them under -pack rattlesnakes or mislabeling them as pet grooming products on customs forms, federal officials announced. (US Attorney’s Office, EDNY via AP) NEW YORK — Six people were arrested in New York on Tuesday on charges of illegally importing goose and…
FLASH SALE Don’t miss this deal Standard Digital Access $6 for 1 year Already a subscriber? Log in This November 2022 photo provided by the United States Attorney’s office, shows wrapped snake meat found in an illegal shipment to New York of duck and goose intestines from China. Six people were arrested in New York on Tuesday, March 5, 2024 on charges of illegally importing goose and duck intestines from China, in some cases by hiding them under -pack rattlesnakes or mislabeling them as pet grooming products on customs forms, federal officials announced. (US Attorney’s Office, EDNY via AP) NEW…
FLASH SALE Don’t miss this deal Standard Digital Access $6 for 1 year Already a subscriber? Log in LONGMONT, CO – MARCH 18:Anthony Murray, of Cedar Springs Trout Farm in Broadwater, Nebraska, stocks rainbow trout in the pond at Izaak Walton Park in Longmont on March 18, 2020. The 2020 Chick Clark Kid’s Fishing Program event was originally scheduled for Saturday, March 21, has been canceled due to COVID-19 event guidelines. (Matthew Jonas/Staff Photographer) The Chick Clark Kids’ Fishing Program will be held March 16 in Longmont, giving local youth the opportunity to fish with others and do other outdoor…
Two- and four-legged participants run and walk along the beach in the 2nd annual Bob Long Memorial Mutt Run, benefiting Long Beach Animal Care Services, on Saturday, Feb. 17, 2024, in Long Beach. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer) A dog walks along the beach during the 2nd annual Bob Long Memorial Mutt Run, benefiting Long Beach Animal Care Services, on Saturday, Feb. 17, 2024, in Long Beach. (Photo by Howard Freshman, Contributing Photographer) Two- and four-legged participants run and walk along the beach in the 2nd annual Bob Long Memorial Mutt Run, benefiting Long Beach Animal Care Services, on…