by tucsondog | May 1, 2022 | Special Feature 2
Story by Rebecca West, Photos provided by Lorna Grant-Aguilar Lorna Grant-Aguilar has fond memories of Saturday mornings when her mother would lovingly line up all of the family’s small pets for her to sit and play with. They ranged from a rabbit to guinea pigs, a...
by tucsondog | May 1, 2022 | Cover Story
Story by Rebecca West Smart, warm, and funny. You’ve seen her at the weather desk or standing in front of a glowing map outlining heavy rains over the Catalinas or a dust storm barreling across town. As the most widely recognized meteorologist in Tucson, she’s likely...
by tucsondog | May 1, 2022 | Special Feature 1
Here in Tucson we have an abundance of incredible animal rescues run by so many caring people, and one thing anyone involved with animal rescue knows is that networking is absolutely crucial to getting the animals what they need, where and when they need it. These...
by tucsondog | May 1, 2022 | Special Feature 3
Story by Alison Martin, Animal Soul Connection Are you aware of the dan-gers of food packaging for your pets? Thanks to a helpful resource, Prevent Pet Suffocation.com, pet guardians can prevent this tragedy from happening to their beloved pets. Chip bags and other...
by tucsondog | May 1, 2022 | Special Feature 5
Story by Rebecca West People are increasingly turning to naturopathic or holistic medicine as alternatives to Western protocols. The same apparently holds true for their pets, as seen in the increasing number of service and product providers cropping up in Tucson....
by tucsondog | Mar 1, 2022 | Special Feature 4
Story by David Duran, Dog Parent Relationship Manager of Dogtopia of Tanque Verde & Oro Valley, Photos courtesy of Dogtopia Dogtopia is not only just about providing the best daycare experience out there. Through the Dogtopia Foundation, Dogtopia locations across...
by tucsondog | Mar 1, 2022 | Special Feature 3
Story by Jeremy Brown, The Complete Canine. Photo courtesy of Veterinary Specialty Center of Tucson Pets with serious health issues and medical emergencies depend on your pet’s life-saving donations, but where does the blood come from? Over the past few months, I’ve...
by tucsondog | Mar 1, 2022 | Special Feature 5
Story by Bonnie Craig , Photos Courtesy of Margaux DiConcini When last The Tucson Dog spoke with Southern Arizona Animal Food Bank (SAAFB) they had recently opened a storefront and were working diligently to help meet the high demands of hungry pets during the...
by tucsondog | Mar 1, 2022 | Special Feature 2
Story by Rebecca West We’ve all heard the stories. Pets finding their way cross-country, inexplicably showing up thousands of miles away years later. They’re usually lost before or during a move. Sometimes they’ve been left behind to live with friends or family and...
by tucsondog | Mar 1, 2022 | Cover Story
Story by Emily Dieckman, Photos Provided by Candice Eaton & Erika Plante Erika Plante was devastated when her Pitbull, Lucian, passed away in October 2019. She’d had him for 10 years, and he’d always reminded her of that quote from The Titanic, about how he’d...
