Hunter, killer, furball: all of these terms could be used to describe our feline friends and yet, we are startled when reminded

Love for our senior pets can result in a range of emotions as we watch them mature and go through the aging

I was recently snorkeling in the ocean in Florida when a friend and I encountered a baby nurse shark and her mother.

As animal lovers and caregivers it’s only natural to dread the thought of losing a pet. We know, consciously, that these animals are

I participated in a course this week on the Israeli self-defense system, Krav Maga. The instructor mentioned a book that I used to recommend

Having possessed a passion for board games since I was a young child, Clue took top rank above all the others. When the film

Our love for our animals is what drives us to want what’s best for them. That’s why it can be so confusing

My very first love was a “stuffed” (ha) dog named Tiger. Tiger still resides with me. As does his cohort, Blankie (Blog archive Power

My dog, Cheyenne, is usually pretty well-behaved. However, this week she did a few things that had me thinking about the fact that