Bomb Cyclone Is Here! How To Prepare Your Animals For Snow Storms by Olivia Parr With a significant portion of the United States experiencing cold snaps, bomb cyclones, and winter storms, don’t forget to think of the animals. There
Balance 5 Reasons Rehoming Chickens Will Bring Sunshine to Your Soul by Jo Barlow Seven years ago, we made the rather brave and slightly reckless decision to move from Kent, where we had lived all our lives, to
World The Decline of Honeybees and 5 Ways to Help by peaceful dumpling In the last decade, there has been an alarming collapse of honeybee populations around the world. Starting in 2006, beekeepers noticed a large percentage
World Good News (And Bad News) for Vegan Game of Thrones Fans by Jen Lowinger It shouldn’t surprise anybody that I am a huge fan of Game of Thrones. I began reading the books a few years ago when the
World Chicken Linked to Urinary Tract Infections by Mary Hood Luttrell Roughly half of women experience at least one urinary-tract infection during their lifetimes. UTIs are a painful nuisance—but you take your antibiotics and cranberry
Balance 3 Furry Friends You Should Consider Adopting by Krystle Troia-Alvarado There is no doubt that fur babies add richness and purpose to our lives. As an avid animal lover with a big, squishy soft
Balance Introducing Your Cat To The Outdoors by Samantha Lester Your indoor kitty might benefit from stimulation of being outside occasionally. Here is how you can manage the experience safely for your curious cat.
Balance 6 Tips for Coping with Loss of a Pet by Quincy Malesovas Losing a loved one is never easy- whether they are human or animal. I know from personal experience that pets can play just as
Op - Ed Editorial: The Tragedy of Feeding Pigs to Pigs by Juhea Kim The Humane Society of US has just completed a groundbreaking–and heartbreaking–undercover reporting from a huge hog farming operation in Kentucky, called Iron Maiden Farms.
Op - Ed Opinion: Why Anthropomorphism Can Be a Good Thing by Mary Hood Luttrell As an animal lover, I often find myself torn between embracing my belief that animals are highly emotive creatures (like us) and wondering if
