In her barely audible words, she said, “I put my cat down today. I’m in such emotional pain, please help me.” End of life, a subject we all know is inevitable yet how can one truly prepare? Lee’s voice was so faint, her tears choking her attempts to share her story. Iwaited patiently taking notes so as not to miss…
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Enjoy! hat tip to Marc Beckoff in Psychology Today who also links to a dolphin and humpback playing together. So click through and enjoy some fun.
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I read that term “Landscape of Fear” in this article about the latest study concerning the wolf reintroduction to Yellowstone. Essentially besides the reduction in the size of elk herds by 2/3 in parts of Yellowstone, the wolf has caused a “landscape of fear” that keeps prey animals on the move and on the lookout….
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If my animals ever bother to read my thoughts I feel very sorry for them! So there I was driving out to see my horses, Rasta and Poco. I pulled up to the farm but didn’t see them which means there were in the back 10 acres behind the house. The day was beautiful and…
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And what a happy new year it’s going to be too. Do you know how I know that? Because look at what I get to blog about today. Tickling, and giggling and laughing. And animals doing “one more thing” that was once thought to be only a human trait. An original study in 2009 led…
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