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Special Feature: The Rescued Critters Food Drive: Making a Difference for Animals… One Door at a Time
Story by Emily Dieckman Photos courtesy of Peter Norback The Rescued Critters Food Drive aims to raise 2.2 tons of food for PACC in its first year… and it’s way ahead of schedule. When one of his neighbor’s sons decided he wanted to take on an entrepreneurial...
Special Feature: Love is Blind: How Guide Dogs Change Lives
Story by Bella Wexler Photos by Mike Goehring Complete and utter trust. That is the basis on which Shari Gootter’s relationship with her guide dog, Indiana, is built. For the past four and a half years, Shari and Indiana (nicknamed “Indi”) have been growing...
Special Feature: The Beading Divas Celebrate 10 Years of Saving Animals!
Story and Photos by Karyn Zoldan What would you do if your dogs needed $14,300 in emergency veterinary care? If you were like Lizzie Mead, you would ask the quality of life questions, then sign on the dotted line, hope for the best and worry how to pay it later. It...
Cover Story: Tucson Rescue Now – From the Kennel to the Couch
Tucson Rescue Now helps older dogs at the Pima Animal Care Center find forever homes. By Emily Dieckman Photos by Candice Eaton George Fangman can’t bear going to dog shelters—he says it just breaks his heart. So when his friend John Gilbert told him about an event he...
Kitty Korner: We Save Kitties at Risk (WSKR)
We Save Kitties at Risk (WSKR)
Horsin’ Around: Wildhorse Ranch Rescue
Wild Horse Rescue
Special Feature: Leader of Tucson Police Department K9 Unit Makes Positive Changes
Story by Emily Dieckman Photo by Tucson PD Tucson Police Department’s K-9 Unit focuses on public outreach, an improved facility and a robust social media presence. When Sgt. Paul Sheldon first became a police officer, he had three goals: to be an undercover cop,...
Special Feature: Arizona Region Shock-Free Coalition
By Kim Silver, Arizona Regional Coordinator of The Shock-Free Coalition Twelve countries have, in whole or part, banned the use of shock collars, which are alternatively marketed as e-collars, training collars, e-touch, stimulation, TENS unit, and remote trainers.1, 2...
Cover Story: Animal Cruelty Taskforce Brings Justice for Animals
Story by Claire Sheridan Photo Courtesy ACT Det. Robin Crehan, PCSO “Only by courageously opening to the sorrow of the world as it is can we find our freedom.” -Jack Kornfield The Animal Cruelty Taskforce of Southern Arizona (ACT) was formed in preparation for...
Kids and Animals: Kids Lending a Helping Paw
Story by Bella Wexler Photo from Humane Society of Southern Arizona The Humane Society of Southern Arizona has long been devoted to engaging the local community in animal welfare advocacy. One of their most beneficial programs to promote the continuity of this...
