A range of people are devoted to helping humans through personal crises. Psychologists and psychiatrists assess our mental health and provide methods of coping. Social workers step in and help when someone isn’t being cared for properly or is being abused. Nonprofits and religious institutions provide aid — and a sense of community — for those …
RedRover Helps Dogs and Their People in Times of Crisis Read More »
When my German Shepherd Lily died, leaving behind her daughter Lola, just a week after my own mother died, our grief devastated us. But I knew we would be OK after meeting with animal communicator Polly Klein in two sessions – one for her to talk with Lily and a second for her to talk …
Animal Communicator Polly Klein “Talked” to My Late Dog, Lily Read More »
Seattle feminist band Tacocat is bound to be the next big thing. If you’ve heard its modern, dreamy, funky brand of pop-punk, then you know what I am talking about. The band describes itself on Facebook as “Go-Go’s meets the Monkees. Kurt meets Courtney.” I’ve been a fan since I first heard single “Crimson Wave” a few years …
Meet Bennie Dogriguez, Chihuahua Mascot for Pop-Punk Band Tacocat Read More »
Exercise is important for pets, but it’s not always at the top of the to-do list for busy pet parents. Since having a (human) baby last summer, I haven’t been able to bring my Vizsla, Finley, for runs or to the dog park nearly as often. In place of all that activity, I send her on …
