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How my dog trained me after I thought I trained him
by Nancy Gallimore
I’m sitting at my desk working on my third guess in a stubborn bout with a New York Times Wordle puzzle when I feel a small tap-tap on my foot. I know this tap well. I smile...
Hit the Trail
Explore Oklahoma’s pet-friendly hiking trails with your dog this fall
by Sharon Bishop-Baldwin
Fall in Oklahoma means (slightly) cooler weather and a chance to...
Have I Made a Huge Mistake?
‘At 80-plus years old, I just adopted a kitten!’
by Connie Cronley
What was I thinking?
When my last pet, the world’s happiest dog,...
The Great Migration
Why hundreds of millions of birds depend on Oklahoma and how each of us can help protect them
by Inger Giuffrida, Executive Director, WildCare Oklahoma...
Curl Up With a Good ‘Tail’
Fall Reads for Pet Lovers of Every Age
by Kiley Roberson
As the leaves begin to change and temperatures cool, many of us find...
Beyond Backyard Chickens: Taking the Next Steps in Urban Homesteading
In this follow-up to last issue’s urban homesteading feature, learn how gardening, hands-on experience and small ruminants can help aspiring homesteaders grow their skills....
From Summer Snuggles to School Schedules
Help your pets transition from lazy summer days to busy school-year routines
by Lauren Cavagnolo
For many families, back to school marks the end...
Autumn Unleashed
From sniff walks and seasonal outings to homemade treats and cozy comforts, find new ways to celebrate fall with your furry friends.
Pet-Friendly Outings
Fetch Some...
When You Know
Facing the impending loss of a special dog
Story and photos by Nancy Gallimore
The call came in just after 10 a.m. on a Thursday morning....
Mixed, Matched & Meant to Be
In honor of National Mutt Day, adoptable mixed-breed dogs take the spotlight — each one a unique blend of traits, personality and potential.
Variety really...
The Dogs That Change Us
In each issue this year, meet a local foster parent and discover why they open their home and heart to pets in need.
by Ronni...
Socialization
What It Really Means (and What Most People Get Wrong)
by Mary Green
Socialization is one of the most commonly used — and misunderstood —...
Adopting a New Attitude
Cities invest millions in new municipal animal shelters
by Sharon Bishop-Baldwin
Across Oklahoma, new state-of-the-art municipal animal shelters are proliferating almost as quickly as the stray...
A First Step Toward Urban Homesteading
Dreaming of backyard farming? Chickens are often the easiest place to begin. We break down city ordinances in Tulsa and Oklahoma City and explore...
Update on Dodge’s Recovery Journey
Dodge’s recovery following his April 14 surgery at Scissortail Veterinary Specialists has brought encouraging progress in a relatively short amount of time. Following...
Hot Cat Summer
How cats respond to extreme heat and the warning signs owners should watch for
by Jana Layton, DVM
Why Cats Struggle With Heat
Although felines...
From South America to Oklahoma
The Remarkable Journey of the Mississippi Kite
by Inger Giuffrida, Executive Director, WildCare Oklahoma
Spring is heralded in Oklahoma with the distinctive sight of Mississippi kites...
Summer Reads for Animal Lovers
by Kiley Roberson
Whether your perfect summer day includes lounging by the pool, relaxing on the porch with your favorite furry companion or reading aloud...
10 Things That Make a Mutt
Some science. Some chaos. A whole lot of heart.
25% Mystery DNA — The shelter guessed “Lab mix,” but the ears, tail and attitude...
Stars, Stripes & Summer Essentials
From frozen treats and safety tips to cooling gear and patriotic accessories, this guide covers everything pets need for a safe, fun-filled summer. Whether...
Anna & Charlie
by Anna Dinelli
Charlie is my very first foster dog, and he is definitely not my last. I truly believe fostering is important because it...
Polite Pups and Patio Dining
by Mary Green
There’s something deeply satisfying about including your dog in your real life — relaxing on a restaurant patio, hosting friends in your...
Bee Dogs: Livin’ the Sweet Life
Some years ago, rescuers came across a Pit Bull wandering the streets one frigid February, underweight and suffering from frostbite.
Central Oklahoma residents Melissa and...
One-Pot Pet-Friendly Meals
by Anna Holton-Dean
For busy families juggling work, school and active pets, mealtime can feel like a high-wire act. As May and June bring...
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