Renowned New Yorker cartoonist Leo Cullum entertains with his animal cartoons in Cockatiels for Two. Containing 113 black and white illustrations of feline humor, the cartoons poke fun at the emotions and personalities of our beloved feline friends. Collum, a retired airline pilot, has published more than 500 cartoons in The New Yorker since 1977 […]
Anniversary of Legendary Poet And Animal Enthusiast Maya Angelou’s Death
“Dogs will forget what you said, dogs will forget what you did,but dogs will never forget how you made them feel.” Wendy Diamond’s Quote – Inspired by Maya Angelou’s writing! Family, friends, former President Bill Clinton, First Lady Michelle Obama, and Oprah Winfrey gathered Saturday afternoon to honor the […]
Puppy Love! Rescue Pets With Remarkable Second Acts
Laura T. Coffey’s book, My Old Dog: Rescue Pets With Remarkable Second Acts, is an uplifting, adorable chronicle of the lives of senior pups who were tragically given up and then given a second chance at a loving home and a new purpose in life. The charming photos that fill the pages will reel in […]
Is Puppy Prozac Safe For Pets?
When Ellen Palestrant, author of Pretzel on Prozac, immigrated with her family from South Africa to the American Southwest, she anticipated the adjustment might not be easy for everyone. But she did not foresee how hard the move would be on her dog Pretzel. In unfamiliar surroundings never before experienced, all routines shattered, Pretzel became […]
Mother’s Day Tribute To Dog Motherhood Featuring Wendy Diamond!
It’s Mother’s Day and we should never forget all those who are dog mothers! I’m featured in the best selling book; The Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdom: A Woman’s Guide To Enjoying Wealth and Power by Carol Pepper and my funny dear old friend Camilla Webster (St. Martin’s Press). I’m a proud mother to my […]
Psychic Pets – Your Animal Might Help You Predict Future Events?
Dating back to the late 1800s, people have believed that animals can display signs of psychic ability. Their agitated behavior is a way of reacting to oncoming earthquakes and natural disasters. For instance, an 1888 article published in Nature states that, “ponies have been known to prance about their stalls, pheasants scream, and frogs […]