by tucsondog | Jun 30, 2023 | Special Feature 3
Story by Bonnie Craig, Photos Courtesy of Shelby Brawley Many, if not most Tucson Dog readers have been involved in rescue in some form at some point. Dogs and cats are the most common animals in shelters and rescues, but there are a wide variety of equine rescues, as...
by tucsondog | May 1, 2023 | Special Feature 3
Story by Melissa Barrow, Photos Provided by PACC Anyone who lives with animal friends has asked themselves this worrisome question: what if something suddenly happens to me and I can’t care for my pets? It’s a practical concern — unexpected emergencies can happen to...
by tucsondog | Feb 28, 2023 | Special Feature 3
Story and Photos by Bonnie Craig On a sunny winter afternoon a tortoiseshell cat basks contentedly in the light shafting in through a large window emblazoned with the distinct logo of El Jefe Cat Lounge. Upon entering, a bright little foyer separated by decorative...
by tucsondog | Jan 1, 2023 | Special Feature 3
Story by Rebecca West Many people have no idea there are herds of bison living in Arizona, much less in the Grand Canyon National Park. Known as one of the seven natural wonders of the world, it is one of the most frequently photographed locales on the planet....
by tucsondog | Nov 1, 2022 | Special Feature 3
Story and Photos by Kayleigh Murdock, Public Information Officer, PACC Many of you have heard of Oak “The Wash Dog.” Oak lived on her own in a local wash for at least four years. In those years, Oak – so named because she would chew oak sticks for fun – lived...
by tucsondog | Sep 1, 2022 | Special Feature 3
Story by Bonnie Craig, Photos Courtesy of Cressi Brown The title of this publication implies a focus on warm-blooded animals, but we would never dream of excluding cold-blooded ones. What do warm and cold-blooded even mean though? Technically they are misnomers. In...
