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Update on Dodge’s Recovery Journey
Dodge’s recovery following his April 14 surgery at Scissortail Veterinary Specialists has brought encouraging progress in a relatively short amount of time. Following a traumatic attack as a puppy, Dodge has lived the past four and a half years unable to fully open his mouth,...
When You Know
Facing the impending loss of a special dog
Story and photos by Nancy Gallimore
The call came in just after 10 a.m. on a Thursday morning....
A Place to Call Home
Ward-Wiseman Animal Haven secures permanent location
by Anna Holton-Dean
After nearly 18 months without a permanent home, Ward-Wiseman Animal Haven is finally building again.
In early April,...
Training Tip: Socialization
What It Really Means (and What Most People Get Wrong)
by Mary Green
Socialization is one of the most commonly used — and misunderstood — terms...
Cat Chat: Hot Cat Summer
How cats respond to extreme heat and the warning signs owners should watch for
by Jana Layton, DVM
Why Cats Struggle With Heat
Although felines evolved in...
Pets & Their People: A Foster That Became Family
Biscuit finds his forever home in the most unexpected way
by Jessica Sawatski
When Taylor Kennedy and her family lost both of their dogs within a...
Stars, Stripes & Summer Essentials
From frozen treats and safety tips to cooling gear and patriotic accessories, this guide covers everything pets need for a safe and fun summer....
Summer Reads for Animal Lovers
by Kiley Roberson
Whether your perfect summer day includes lounging by the pool, relaxing on the porch with your favorite furry companion or reading aloud...
A First Step Toward Urban Homesteading
Dreaming of backyard farming? Chickens are often the easiest place to begin. We break down city ordinances in Tulsa and Oklahoma City and explore...
10 Things That Make a Mutt
Some science. Some chaos. A whole lot of heart.
25% Mystery DNA — The shelter guessed “Lab mix,” but the ears, tail and attitude suggest...
Mixed, Matched & Meant to Be
In honor of National Mutt Day, adoptable mixed-breed dogs take the spotlight — each one a unique blend of traits, personality and potential.
Variety really...
Training Tip: Polite Pups and Patio Dining
by Mary Green
There’s something deeply satisfying about including your dog in your real life — relaxing on a restaurant patio, hosting friends in your...
The Bo in Botanic
by Nancy Gallimore
Photos by Tulsa Botanic Garden Horticulture Staff
I was admittedly nervous. After a long corporate career and 18 years of entrepreneurship, I had...
Tails Wagging, Tires Rolling
From centennial events and quirky Route 66 facts to pet-friendly tips and retro-inspired gear, everything you need for a Mother Road adventure is here.
Cruising...
Pets Welcome: Tulsa Ranks Among Top 15 Most Pet-Friendly Cities
by Heide Brandes
When WalletHub recently named Tulsa one of the top 15 most pet-friendly cities in the United States, local pet owners weren’t surprised....
Pets & Their People: Cleared for Landing
by Julie Wenger Watson
Erin Chappel’s resume is impressive. A graduate of Florida’s top-rated Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Chappel has built a career as a pilot...
One-Pot Pet-Friendly Meals
by Anna Holton-Dean
For busy families juggling work, school and active pets, mealtime can feel like a high-wire act. As May and June bring longer...
On the Run Together
by Jennifer Sharpe
Running is an activity that many humans and their dogs love to do — so why not do it together?
In a Feb....
Four Paws on Deck
by Julie Wenger Watson
Oklahoma is home to more than 200 lakes, offering countless opportunities for water recreation. While the state’s weather generally allows for...
Dodge’s Road to Recovery
by Anna Holton-Dean
Photos courtesy of Route 66 Pet Rescue
For most dogs, everyday activities like eating, panting and chewing on toys come naturally. For Dodge,...
Cat Chat: The Great Window Watch
by Jessica Sawatski
Tail flick. Ears forward. Teeth chattering at something you can’t even see. Your cat is locked in.
To you, it looks like idle...
