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The Story of Nic and Bennett — Who rescued who?
Story by Melissa Barrow “Not all disabilities are visible” declares a patch sewn to the vest of Bennett, the service dog of Nic Everhart. Nic and Bennett — a familiar sight around greater Tucson — are a striking, unusual pair: Nic is an Army veteran with noncombat...
Spay, Neuter, and the Cover Dog!
Story by Bonnie Craig, Photos Courtesy of Candice Eaton and Chawntel Hunt As Tucson’s heat rages on, so does the stream of animals pouring into local shelters, so many this time of year being puppies and kittens. Some come in with their terrified and desperate...
Dog Gone — How Far Back Does the History of Pet Cemeteries Date?
Story by Rebecca West A couple of issues back, we wrote about the incredible true story concerning the far-reaching journey of the Rainbow Bridge poem and one writer’s quest to track down the person who penned the touching ode. That was Tucson resident Dr. Paul...
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Women of Rescue: Getting Things Done Part II
Story by Rebecca West If you picked up a copy of our July/August issue you already know that we are highlighting the amazing women working in rescue here in southern Arizona and the remarkable things they’ve accomplished over the decades. That work takes many, many...
How to Train Our Fur Family to Get Along
Story By Kari Cleland & Jeremy Brown, The Complete Canine How to integrate species into one home? Introducing new pets to the family can be a stressful time for every species involved, including the human. When rescuing a new family member or integrating...
Lindsey Dittmer and the Almost Home Rescue Program at the Humane Society of Southern Arizona
Story by and Photos courtesy of Alexa Stanislav, Marketing Manager & Communications, Humane Society of Southern Arizona and Lindsey Dittmer Animal Sheltering in Southern Arizona, like much of the United States, is in crisis. Shelters across the country are working...
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