Wildlife in the Winter
Winter is a cold, dark season in the Northern Hemisphere. How do wild animals survive during this time of year?
Behind the Breed: Anatolian Shepherd
These big, tough dogs are one of the oldest breeds in the world, hailing from what is now modern-day Turkey. Anatolian Shepherds are livestock guardians, having spent thousands of years working alongside human shepherds by protecting flocks of sheep. They are...What Happens to Domestic Rabbits That Are Released Into The Wild?
When I was a kid, my family went on road trips all over the Pacific Northwest during spring and summer breaks. There was always one place we’d stop for lunch if we were in the area; talking with my sister and some Googling revealed this place to be The Eatery at...Behind the Breed: English Foxhound
English Foxhounds are a fairly rare breed nowadays, ranking near the bottom of the American Kennel Club’s popular breed list (188 out of 197!). But despite that, these hounds have a long history as hunting dogs and they’re medium in size, standing 23-27...The Importance of Healthy Wetlands, Rivers, Streams, and Creeks
Living in the Pacific Northwest means living with a certain amount of water, particularly rain. November through January are especially wet but average rainfalls do depend on where in the northwest you happen to be. The Great Bear Rainforest and Hoh Rainforest, for...Giving Tuesday 2021
It’s #GivingTuesday! Here are some wonderful animal welfare and conservation related nonprofits you can support.
Behind the Breed: Domestic Turkey Breeds
Turkeys and Thanksgiving have been synonymous for quite a while now, with the story of the holiday claiming that the bird was eaten at the first Thanksgiving meal (although, the history of the holiday is definitely not the one you learned in school!). Nowadays,...Winter Holiday Pet Safety
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in the United States! For some, the day is about giving thanks, having a delicious meal, and being around family and friends. If you decide to involve your pets in the festivities, here are some tips on how to keep them safe!
