Story and photos by Andrea Chancellor
It has been years since the Tulsa Flea Market first invited dog shoppers to accompany their humans. Today, more...
by Julie Wenger Watson
The physical and mental benefits of regular exercise for humans are well established. They include everything from improved cardiovascular health and...
by Karen Dugan Holman, B.S., B.S.E., M.S.
Photos courtesy of Karen Dugan Holman
Who knew picking up a tiny black Labrador puppy from the Muskogee pound...
Although dogs were the earliest domesticated mammals, another critter was incorporated into helping Neolithic humans survive about 10,000 years ago — the goat.
Early Iranian...
by Carol Mowdy Bond
Photos courtesy of BlueSTEM AgriLearning Center
“These cats are pest control,” says Dr. Kristy Ehlers, director of school partnerships at BlueSTEM AgriLearning...
by Karen Dugan Holman, B.S., B.S.E., M.S.
Photos courtesy of Corinna Tressler, D.V.M.
Corinna Tressler, D.V.M., owner of Green Country Veterinary Hospital, has partnered with Loyal,...
by Jennifer Sharpe
Ice storms. Tornadoes. Wildfires.
In Oklahoma, those are just some of the natural disasters that could strike — that’s why we need to...
by Karen Dugan Holman,B.S., B.S.E., M.S.
Photos courtesy of Ty Virden
Inappropriate “bathroom behavior” is the number-one reason for relinquishment of cats to shelters and the...
As overwhelming as winter holidays can be for people, they are potentially even more challenging for our pets. Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and...
by Kelsey Warren-Bryant
Baking Christmas cookies is a tradition that many of us look forward to for the holidays. Consider including your pet in the...
by Jennifer Sharpe
Iwas babysitting at my brother’s house for
a weekend, which meant caring for two
young nieces and Louie, their French bulldog. Louie has been...
by Inger Giuffrida, executive director, WildCare Oklahoma
Photos courtesy of WildCare Oklahoma
Spring means baby season for wildlife. Every few weeks, WildCare Oklahoma admits new species.
Early...
by Rowena Mills | Photos courtesy of Kim Kuehler
You are traveling through Tulsa International Airport with
your service dog, comfort animal, or pet. You are...
Karen Dugan Holman,
B.S., B.S.E., M.S.
Tail thumping. The low, purring growl and whine. The flick of the tail,
stalking, arched back, puffed-up fur, and the staring....
by Julie Wenger Watson
Apet-friendly boutique hotel is set to open this summer in Tulsa’s
SoBo District (South Boston). The Brut Hotel, 1840 South Boulder Avenue,...
by Karen Dugan Holman, B.S., B.S.E., M.S.
Several years ago, my son and a friend were talking and laughing on
speakerphone. His friend asked to borrow...
by Julie Wenger Watson
They stare at us from social media posts and homemade flyers — the
adorable faces of lost pets above the heartbreaking messages...
by Kelsey Warren-Bryant
“Carpe diem,” “Seize the moment,” and “You only live once
(YOLO)”— they are phrases crafted through time with the simple purpose of reminding...
by Kelsey Warren-Bryant
In the wild, betta fish live in tropical fresh waters in Southeast Asia. They stay near
the surface of the water defending their...
by Kelsey Warren-Bryant
It’s fall, and pumpkin is all around. The sweet spicy smell, the lovely fall aesthetic,
the taste that reminds us of the holidays...
by Anna Holton-Dean | Photos courtesy of Tulsa Botanic Garden
“Spring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s party!’ ” — Robin Williams
If you’re looking for...
by Lauren Cavagnolo | Photographs by Kate Friedl
“It’s like a hobby with unconditional love attached to it.”
That’s how Kate Friedl, founder and executive director...