COVID-19: SPCA encourages public to consider adoption — Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Adding a furry family member wasn’t even on their radar for the Bradshaw-Lawlor household before they saw a recent plea from the Saskatoon Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). Read More via COVID-19: SPCA encourages public to consider adoption — Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Doomed Mongolian Groom’s vet cited again — Tuesday’s Horse

https://www.youtube.com/embed/IlCIP2OSYyI?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent It is amazing how horse racing keeps on going. Always, always the same repeat offenders. It is time, well past time, for horse racing “American style” to go. They — not people like us who care about these horses — have brought them here. Many more racehorse doping arrests will be made. What we …

Resources for Learning at Home: Agriculture Edition — Iowa Agriculture Literacy

Wow, what a crazy spring it has been. Whether you are a classroom teacher scrambling to find ways to continue education without seeing your students, or a parent trying to maintain sanity while fostering your children’s learning, there are resources that can help. In this blog, we will highlight several educational opportunities that you can […] …

Adoptions continues as Winnipeg Humane Society scrambles to carry on in face of COVID-19 — Winnipeg Sun

Adoptions are continuing as the Winnipeg Humane Society scrambles to carry on like other shelters across the country in the face of the current COVID-19 pandemic. It's just you have to make an appointment to find that special furry friend. Read More via Adoptions continues as Winnipeg Humane Society scrambles to carry on in face of …

Gardening Is Not Cancelled — The Peterborough & Area Master Gardeners

by Emma Murphy, Master Gardener Just when Ontario gardeners thought spring was peeking through the piles of snow – with warmer weather and the change to daylight savings time – we’ve been derailed, and not by Mother Nature. It’s been a tough few weeks with the increasing spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) to North […] …

Amid coronavirus panic buying, Santa Clarita deputies remind shoppers: Don’t call 911 over line-cutting — KTLA

The coronavirus pandemic is prompting more people to "panic buy" household essentials, leaving shelves empty and creating long lines at markets across Southern California. But as frenzied shoppers rushed to replenish their own stores of toilet paper, bottled water and cleaning supplies on Thursday, the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station offered this reminder: do not… via …