Modern Christians celebrate Easter as the anniversary of Jesus’ rebirth, but it wasn’t always so. Like many Christian holidays, Easter has its roots in pre-Christian pagan legend. Even the word ‘Easter’ comes from the name of an Anglo-Saxon goddess. Her festival of rebirth was celebrated on the vernal equinox,
Who’s getting ready for Easter? Thank you Nara from Westchester, New York for sending this photo! You will receive a signed copy of Wendy Diamond’s best selling book It’s a Dog’s World: The Savvy Guide to Four-Legged Living (Random House) for making us smile! If anyone has a furtastic
Easter time is upon us, and we know you have plans! After the Easter Bunny drops off the pastel-colored eggs and festive candy, you’re off to a relative’s house to enjoy a nice quality-time, family-infested feast. But, what’s family without your little pooch (or bunny)? Why not take him along
It’s that time of the year again when young children prepare to go hunting for conveniently placed eggs that were left by a mysterious, basket carrying creature with big ears – the Easter Bunny. With the holiday getting closer there is a noticeable influx of stories that aim to explain
Easter is around the corner and many will start thinking of adopting a rabbit. Like with adopting a dog or a cat; adopting a bunny is a big and life changing decision. Remember that this is a living creature you will need to care for, for the rest