dogs

It's been a long time since we have been able to innocently run up to our best friends and give them a big hug. I know it is one of those things since the pandemic that we are not supposed to do. A lot of us love our hugs and we are not OK.

If it is too cold for you, it is for your pets as well. Take a moment to remember those who may not be able to speak for themselves

The report card will be updated daily Tuesday through Saturday.

Of course this hasn't been the easiest of years. We never saw this year coming. We really didn't expect a global pandemic when 2020 hit but here we are. We all had to make changes and sacrifices.

So some weeks are just worse than others. Some days we can deal with the stress and sometimes we just need to walk away a bit and recharge. It is always good to deal with stress head on. I mean you don't want to bottle it up because at some point you will just explode. Nobody needs that.

When the thermometer dips as low as it has here in the Texas panhandle, have you made sure that your pets are prepared for the cold temps too?

Do you feel happier when you are out in nature? Whether it is walking around Medi Park or Palo Duro Canyon being out in it is best for you. The sunshine just makes you come to life.

It's Wet Nose Wednesday where we introduce you to a loving furry friend at the Amarillo SPCA that needs a home.

Words escape me. What is there to say? The photos and videos are horrendous, and it's infuriating. Something NEEDS to Change NOW!

It's Wet Nose Wednesday where we introduce you to a loving furry friend at the Amarillo SPCA that needs a home.

Just know that the legal system in Texas may not applaud you for your efforts.

It's Wet Nose Wednesday where we introduce you to a loving furry friend at the Amarillo SPCA that needs a home.