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Critter Magazine is an animal adoption publication dedicated to improving the quality of life for animals through education, by supporting spay/neuter efforts, encouraging responsible pet guardianship, and helping find loving homes for animals.
Just in time for Valentine's Day ... sweethearts of all shapes & sizes! Enjoy ... and remember spring is just around the corner. We'll be turning clocks in a matter of weeks. More sunshine and hiking/outdoor time with our 4-legged ones. See what's happening and share with friends at crittermagazine.com.
Happy New Year! May 2022 be the year we emerge from Covid and regain our footing ... wherever it may lead us - and however we choose to create change in our lives. Please enjoy the first issue of the new year - and if you're looking for a new snuggle buddy furred or feathered BFF - I bet you'll find one here! Be well everyone - love one another and be kind. Please share far and wide for the critters. ❤ - www.crittermagazine.com.
Celebrate Adopt-a-Senior Pet Month by finding a senior companion ... you won't be sorry! www.crittermagazine.com
Leaves are falling, breezes blowing and colors are changing ... fall is in the air. Great time for taking a brisk hike or snuggling with our furry friends. Like our handsome, sweet cover guy, Jo who's in the care of Foothills Humane Society. A gorgeous boy, indeed! And October is Adopt-a-Dog Month ... so if you're considering a canine buddy, be sure to check out our area shelters and rescues. See the fabulous critters, read the stories, Critter Notes for events and more. Have a safe and fun Halloween - and please remember to keep your four-legged friends safe as well! See all the good stuff at www.crittermagazine.com. Until next month ...
Good morning, world! Here we are for September with adorable Ms. Lucy on our cover. She's with Mountain Pet Rescue and is just patiently awaiting her new loving family. Fall is upon us and as we welcome cooler temps, it becomes more enjoyable to participate in outdoor events and some great hiking with our 4-legged buddies.
One event we found out about after the magazine was completed was the Annual Blessing of the Pets happening on Saturday, September 18 from 10-11:30 am at Mills River Presbyterian Church, 10 Presbyterian Church Road in Mills River. The half-hour service celebrates the life of both current and former pets. Residents of Henderson County and throughout the Asheville area are invited to bring their cherished pets to the outdoor blessing. As is the tradition with the event, each pet will receive their own personal blessing. Rev. Merriam Alexander, the dog mother to two Boston Terriers, will lead the service and offer the individual blessings. Special messages, prayers and readings will be shared during the service. A free will love offering called the “Dog Bowl Donation” will be collected during the service to benefit the New Hope program at Blue Ridge Humane Society. People may also contribute canned or bagged pet food.
This month, featured articles include a new TNR (Trap-Neuter-Release) program that Friends of Madison County Animals (FOMCA) is offering; how the DOJ, using taxpayer money, is funding training programs that harm and kill animals; why snakes have forked tongues; how bears aren't mean, just hungry ... and more! We're also celebrating World Rabies Day and Farm Animals Awareness Week this month. And need I mention the many adorable pets available - I think not! Check it all out at crittermagazine.com. And remember to share with friends and family! Be well - and happy fall!
Good morning friends ... dog days are upon us, so stay cool. Lots of new babes seeking loving homes, including adorable cover guy, Leon who's at Animal Haven of Asheville. Tomorrow is the Sarge's Annual Dog Walk fundraiser in Waynesville ... and if you're not up to heading out, then sign up for the virtual one. See Critter Notes for details about the walk and other news and events. Be well, stay Covid safe ... and share our pages with others at www.crittermagazine.com. You never know who might be looking for a new BFF!
Well, 2021 is half past ... although since Covid, time has become somewhat illusory anyway. So be it. It's July folks ... and summer is in full swing. Lots of good stuff happening in nature and with our pet rescue friends. Fundraisers, adoptions, nature walks and more.
In this issue, read about how South Africa will finally put an end to their horrific captive lion breeding industry; the impact of fireworks on military vets and pets; when, and if, you should rescue a baby bird; the importance of Pet Fire Safety Day (July 15); how to help birds stay cool when the temps rise; all the happenings in Critter Notes - and of course, our fabulous furred, feathered and hooved friends seeking loving homes! And be sure to check out the important PSAs on page 10 about not using pesticides for cicadas and how hot asphalt can burn your dog's paws.
Our cover kid is Baby Girl - and you can't tell me this one isn't precious ... quite a beauty. She's in the care of Yancey County Humane Society in Burnsville, so check her out if you're looking for a new BFF.
Get out and enjoy yourselves - and be sure you and your pets stay safe this holiday weekend. Check out all the goodies at www.crittermagazine.com ... and be sure to share with friends and family.
Happy June to all! Beautiful days in the mountains ... much to be grateful for ... especially our pet pals. June is Adopt-a-Cat Month ... so in keeping with that tradition, we are featuring beautiful Bagna as our cover girl. This sweetie is in the care of Asheville Humane Society and is one lovely gal, so if you're seeking a feline companion, she might be the one.
Some great cat articles if you're considering a kitty or have a new cat at home. Be sure to read Adopting the Right Cat for You and Why is My Cat Doing That? And if you have kids, there's a fun Kids' Page - Undercover Cats! Be sure to read 'Point of View' and what Jane Goodall has to say about humans, their treatment of the natural world - and did it contribute to the Covid pandemic? For all bird-lovers, learn about the Importance of Cleaning Your Hummingbird Feeder. And please don't miss Critter Notes to with all the great events, fundraisers, news and adoptions happening in our communities.
So until next month, be well, be happy - and be sure to share the June magazine with friends and family at www.crittermagazine.com. You never know when someone might be seeking a new best friend.
"Not the ones speaking the same language, but the ones sharing the same feeling understand each other."
~Rumi
Happy May Day! Another lovely spring day in the mountains. But alas, sorry to those who have allergies - it can be brutal at this time of year. But there's no denying the beauty!
We welcome BOOMER to the Critter cover for May! This handsome boy is a special dog looking for a patient, loving family. He’s a Terrier mix who arrived at Foothills Humane Society with his sisters as pups. Read more about him on page 3. Tomorrow begins 'Be Kind To Animals' week. What we really need is 365 days of kindness ... towards animals and one another ... renewable every year!
Good stuff in this issue. Check out the Rescue Profile about Sister Kitten; learn what you can do to if your cat is jealous of a new pup you adopted; how U.S. troops leaving Afghanistan are bringing their furry rescue kids with them; and on page 23, a handy flowchart from Alley Cat Allies called 'Help, I Found a Kitten!' - especially handy during spring & summer months when new kittens are arriving daily. And of course, the fabulous adoptable furry ones, Critter Notes with great events and info; and the Kids' Page for the kiddos. Enjoy ... have fun outdoors with your 2-and 4-legged friends ... and be well. Until next time, find us at crittermagazine.com - and please don't forget to share. You never know who might be looking for their new best friend.
Hey friends - hope you're enjoying this brief cold snap - surely it's all spring-to-summer after this is past! (She mumbles, trying to remain upbeat while shivering at the thought of the 12 degree wind chill this morning.)
But I digress! The reason we're here is to see what's new in Critterland! We've got gorgeous Kai on the cover for April. He's in the care of Asheville Humane Society - so scoot on over there to see this handsome, blue-eyed boy.
It's also Easter - and that means bunny time - so be sure to check out the article about what it takes to be a successful bunny parent before you make the final decision. We've got a good read in Point of View about the intersection of wildlife, conservation and animal welfare; hummingbirds are returning soon, so clean your feeders and keep watch; learn a few cool things about koalas; let the young ones have fun with the Earth Day survey on the Kids' Page; and be on the lookout for bears - alone - but especially with cubs. See page 23 for the BearWise Basics. And - don't forget Critter Notes. LOTS of virtual - and some in-person stuff happening. Maybe in a few months we will see more of a return to normal? Fingers crossed - whatever our new normal will become. We were due for a change. Be well, be happy - and enjoy the gift of this life. Read all the good stuff at www.crittermagazine.com - and please don't forget to share!
Good March everyone! Spring is on the way ... and we're seeing it with daffodils and forsythia beginning to pop. This month we've got sweet Huckleberry on our cover ... just another guy looking for love. Read more about this adorable and talkative feline on page 3. Good news on the legal front. Legislation has been introduced to allow the U.S. Department of Justice to form an 'Animal Cruelty Crimes' division to enable federal charges be brought against those who commit acts of cruelty and abuse to animals. Fingers crossed. Also learn the signs that help let you know when your puppy becomes an 'adult' dog; a new text program that helps find lost pets; Esther Neonatal Kitten Alliance, a newborn kitten nursery, has opened to help the smallest ones who are ill or injured; and learn some fun facts about the Barred Owl. Also be sure to check Critter Notes for all things virtual and a few in-person adoptions. And last, but not least, with warmer weather upon us, now would be a good time to brush up on your BearWise Basics on page 23. Our bears are definitely beginning to emerge. Be well - and please share the magazine link with family & friends (www.crittermagazine.com). See you in April!
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