Tag: Sep/Oct 2024
by Kelsey Warren-Bryant
No matter how old our pets are, whether just born or well into their senior years, we all must live with the bitter knowledge that they can’t be with us forever. Before our first dog crossed the Rainbow Bridge back in 2020 — a beloved boxer-Lab named...
Story and photos by Kelsey Warren-Bryant
I took my 15-year-old Lab mix named Boo to the Winston restaurant patio in Nor-
man at about 5 p.m. on a Sunday. Downtown Norman has mostly free parking, and with smaller crowds on a Sunday, we parked right by the glowing green Winston sign....
Story and photos by Karen Dugan Holman, B.S., B.S.E., M.S.
I often feel a nudge, guiding me to select a topic to share. Several sequential events helped me realize the importance of this topic.
The first event: On a beautiful, sunny, wind-free Sunday in February 2024, my sweet little terrier Halo...
by Anne Cosgrove Wimberly
“It was a Tuesday morning in June 2022. I was gonna take my husband to work. As we got ready to go, this dog put his paws on the window. I freaked out. I told my husband, ‘Get him away, get him away, get him away!’...
by Rowena Mills
Do you have some time on your paws this fall? Or in any season?
Perhaps you love animals but can’t have any at home for various reasons. It leaves you feeling wistful and not knowing how to fill the void.
But you can help animals and other people —...