“There goes Felix.” The orange tabby sniffs around two cat traps and begins nibbling at the pieces of food scattered around the entrances that are supposed to tempt other ferals to enter the wire cages. From her SUV parked a dozen metres or so down the driveway of the house where she’s set the traps, […]
As Barb Zibrik pulls up into the driveway of a small stucco house with an overgrown yard plunked among the small businesses, an open trailer containing a few branches comes to life. Four feline heads — two gray, one black, one orange — pop up to see who’s arrived. Another cat, this one black, watches […]
Perhaps the judge should have spent some time in one of the cramped kennels or been left with festering sores to understand what these dogs experienced.
A cranky horse at her aunt’s Cherry Creek ranch was the first equine Liz Smith ever rode. Despite the horse’s nature and Smith’s age, the pairing was good for both animal and rider. “At my aunt’s, there’s this one horse they had for me out there for years. She was a bit of a bitch […]
