Annoula Wylderich

While we may treat our pets like family members (and rightfully so) society does not always extend that grace to all species. And yet, animals

If the headline song is in fact true, animals may be in trouble. In my 18 years of advocacy, I’ve come across so much cruelty

Spring brings calls about baby birds who were “rescued,” but now, their savior is unsure what to do. The real question is did they save

There is a nationwide crisis of homeless dogs—animals surrendered, abandoned, or left to roam as strays, often because their owners did not spay or neuter

Sometimes, good intentions can have unintended consequences, which is why we must think carefully before taking actions that will have an impact on animal lives.

Among the many organizations I love collaborating with is Pet Partners of Las Vegas/Love Dog Adventures, a local pet therapy group that regularly visits schools, hospitals, colleges,

How about starting the New Year by asking ourselves if we are properly providing for our companion animals.  Many of you are likely spoiling your

Recently, a government plan (S.J. Res. 69) was approved to kill up to 450,000 Barred Owls via federally hired snipers who will lure and shoot them.

We built this country on their backs, yet we often betray them. Discarded racehorses, work horses no longer considered useful, and horses whose owners no

I love hearing from readers and was recently assisting a lovely couple who was looking to adopt a Persian rescue cat (hello Sheryl and David!).

I’d like to share some interesting facts about various members of the Animal Kingdom. I wonder how many readers are familiar with the following: 1. A

It seems we can’t turn on the TV, check social media, or open a newspaper without learning of yet another horrible animal cruelty case. Animals,