Tag: Nov/Dec 2025
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 — that giving pets as gifts is not a great idea. But don’t think for a minute that means they’re not advocates for pet adoption....
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 the door.
When someone knocks or rings the doorbell, you can quickly clip the leash onto your dog’s collar or harness before you even think about...
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” evening with the in-laws knows they can also be stressful. Lack of sleep, rich foods and boisterous crowds can leave people feeling worn out, but...
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. So who exactly is Simon? He isn’t the store manager, but he might be just as important: he’s the feline “Face of Ace.”
Most often, Simon...
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 thoughtful gifts, homemade treats or shared experiences, the season is all about connection. This guide is filled with joyful ways to celebrate the pets who...
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 friendly wag in the library during finals week or a furry face greeting you outside the Student Union, Pete’s Pet Posse (or P3) has become...
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 yard, I paused, letting the lead go slack between us in silent invitation for her to choose our path forward. It’s Brooke who charts the...
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 the present for animal lovers to start preparing to help community cats, feral cats and even native wildlife stay safe and comfortable in the cold,...
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 little French Bulldog now digs with a zeal that feels half religious, half mischievous. She’s discovered a deep love for scratching down into the cool...
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 Edgewood Veterinary Hospital team.
June 25 started like most Tulsa summer mornings — hot and dry.
At Edgewood Veterinary Hospital, just south of I-44 on 51st Street...
