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Pushing Those Buttons

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by Jennifer Sharpe Who’s your favorite talking animal on social media? Is it Bastian or Bunny the dog? Or perhaps you prefer felines, like Billi...

Pets & Their People: Dogs, Cats & Vinyl

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by Jennifer Sharpe Photos courtesy of Brian Price Since opening in January 2024, Studio Records in Broken Arrow has been a pet-friendly destination, with owner Brian...

Brushing Up on Pet Dental Care

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by Lauren Cavagnolo Has your pup stopped eating like he used to or started pawing at his mouth? Maybe you’ve noticed his breath has been...

One Man’s Trash

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by Nancy Gallimore Photos courtesy of Ashley Dwyer I recognized her eyes immediately from photos posted on Facebook. She was considering me politely, her gaze thoughtful...

New Year, New Pet

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A new year is the perfect time for a fresh start whether you’ve welcomed a new puppy into your home or you’re ready to...

Community Roots

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by Anna Holton-Dean Photos courtesy of Shari Wilkins Since May 2021, Lake Dog and Their People has been known as a place where dogs and their...

Foster Facts

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by Sharon Bishop-Baldwin Few things can be more beneficial to cats or dogs stuck in an animal shelter’s cage or a rescue group’s boarding facility...

Cat Chat: Cleopatra the Theatrical Cat

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by Connie Cronley | Photos by Anna Norberg In theater costume terms, a headpiece is any hat, crown or tiara worn on the head. I saw...

Fur-Ever Love

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This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the furry, four-legged friends who make every day sweeter and a little bit funnier. From cuddles to quirky habits,...

Before You Wrap up That Pet

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by Sharon Bishop-Baldwin There’s nearly universal agreement among humans who have roles in caring for cats and dogs — veterinarians and rescue and shelter workers...

The Doorway Dilemma

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by Mary Green A simple, effective way to keep your dog safe when the doorbell rings is to keep a leash within easy reach of...

Safe & Merry

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by Julie Wenger Watson The holidays can be joyful, but anyone who’s ever white-knuckled it through three consecutive Thanksgiving meals or endured a tense “celebratory”...

Simon Says

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by Lauren Cavagnolo Photos courtesy of Cornerstone Ace Hardware “Do you know where Simon is?” It’s a question customers ask daily at Cornerstone Ace Hardware in Owasso....

A TulsaPets’ Holiday Gift Guide for All

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The holidays are a time to slow down and show the ones you love just how much they mean to you. Whether it’s through...

Pete’s Pet Posse

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by Kiley Roberson Photos courtesy of Pete’s Pet Posse At Oklahoma State University, stress relief might be just around the corner — literally. Whether it’s a...

Old Dog? New Tricks!

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Story and photos by Nancy Gallimore Brooke and I stepped onto our front porch to enjoy a blissfully temperate morning. As we moved into the...

Helping Critters Weather Winter

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Story and photos by Sharon Bishop-Baldwin Some of the harshest winter weather may still be weeks or even months away. But there’s no time like...

From Puppy Mill to Pratt Park

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by Jennie the Lloyd In my tiny backyard, my rescue dog Judy has found her calling. Once nameless and discarded by a puppy mill, the...

An Uphill Battle

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by Jennifer Sharpe Photos courtesy of Dr. Hans Gann, Edgewood Veterinary Hospital After near-starvation, Everest begins his journey back to health and hope, thanks to the...

Canine Golden Years

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Story and photos by Karen Dugan Holman, BS, BSE, MS There she was — my new foster dog. I had seen her shelter pictures; she...

Timeless Love

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Senior pets may not be the first to come to mind when you’re thinking about adopting, but they deserve a second look. November is...

Whiskered Wardens

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by LEIGH ANN MATTHEWS What can be said about barn cats? Plenty. These rugged, independent and resourceful felines are an integral part of many horse...

Active Seniors, Active Dogs

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by MARY GREEN “Wanna go for a walk?” Few phrases light up a dog’s face quite like that one. Walking is a win-win for dogs and...

Teacher’s Pet

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by Lauren Cavagnolo  |  Photos courtesy of Riverfield Country Day School The dog days of summer are long gone, and it’s back to school …...

A Career in Animal Care Starts Here

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by ANNA HOLTON-DEAN  |  Photos courtesy of TCC Tucked unassumingly in the back of Tulsa Community College’s West Campus is a 20,000-square-foot hub of animal...

Recognizing Suicide Prevention Month

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Story by and photos courtesy of SYDNEY PRUETT, LPC September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to bring attention to an urgent public health issue....

Shop Local for Fall Favorites

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We’ve sniffed out must-have pet products from local retailers to keep your pets’ tails wagging all season long. From tasty treats and enrichment toys...

‘Pawsitive’ Presence at Jenks Southeast 

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by LAUREN CAVAGNOLO  |  Photos courtesy of Amy Berkinshaw Every Tuesday and Thursday at Jenks Southeast Elementary, students are greeted not only by teachers and...

Parties and People and Pets

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by CONNIE CRONLEY    Let’s talk about entertaining with pets in the home. Some people think the pets are entertainment enough, but those who add people may...

Love in Balance

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by HEIDE BRANDES | Photos courtesy of Kat Dinh Kat Dinh stares at her two cats and feels the familiar pang of worry. Her 6-year-old...

Noir Beauties

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Throughout the centuries, black cats have graced the laps of queens, found their way into famous artwork and prowled through pages penned by literary...

Black Cats, Lucky Companions

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by ROWENA MILLS You’ve probably heard the myth that “black cats bring bad luck” for as long as you can remember — though you may...

Fall for Your Pet

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by KILEY ROBERSON As the leaves change and the air turns crisp, it’s the perfect time to slow down and savor the season with your...

Glamour at the Dog Show?

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by NANCY GALLIMORE You’ve seen the big dog shows on television — Westminster, The National Dog Show and Crufts, to name a few of the...

Traveling Companions

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by Julie Wenger Watson As our pets become more integrated into all aspects of our lives, it’s no longer a surprise to see a Chihuahua...

Watch Your Step!

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Story and photo by Karen Dugan Holman, M.S., B.S., B.S.E. People describe their age in several ways. Chronological, wisdom, aches and pains, retirement…. But not...

Upstanding Sitters

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by Rowena Mills Photo courtesy of Lyndsy Paulick Going on adventures … visiting magical places … sharing life with animals…. Joe and Lyndsy Paulick of Owasso have...

Summer Fun

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by Mary Green Summer is a season of sunshine, splashing, and outdoor fun — but for dogs, it can also pose some serious risks. Dogs...

Squirrels of Oklahoma

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by Inger Giuffrida, executive director, WildCare Oklahoma Squirrels are one of the most prolific mammals on earth, with 278 species worldwide. They are members of...

Picking the Best Provider

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Choosing the right veterinarian for your pet’s care is like selecting a doctor for yourself or your children. Finding the right provider is essential...

Nourishing the Soul

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Animals Enrich Life and Career by Rowena Mills | Photos courtesy of Stevie Thompson “I remember always having pets as a child, mostly cats and dogs,”...

National Mutt Day

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by Anne Rener Jake. Handsome. Debonair. Lover of people, parties, and stuffed animals (his babies). We met by happenstance at an adoption event, but it...

Churchill’s Cats

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by Rowena Mills When British statesman Sir Winston Churchill’s grandson (also named Winston Churchill) and Mary Caroline d’Erlanager were married in July 1964, the family...

Claws and Paws

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by Kim Doner Have you ever observed how much animals differ from one another in how they’re designed to survive? For instance, look at all...

Drift off to Dreamland

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Story and photos by Nancy Gallimore Thump-thump, thump-thump, thump-thump. I glance up from my long- neglected email inbox and immediately attribute the rhythmic staccato to...

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