It dawned on me that perhaps some of the wild creatures may be struggling to find food when the ground is covered with snow and ice. Turns out, they are.
It's about to get bitterly cold in Lubbock and around West Texas. And while that is bad for us humans, it's also bad for our pets that may spend most of the time outdoors. According to at least one forecast for the Lubbock area, Thursday's high is supposed to be around 43 degrees, though it could be …
There's no denying if you're depressed, lonely, or feeling generally melancholy during a time of year that's meant to be extra merry, it can make one extra sad.
To me, loving animals is not just only about how they make us feel. It's an act of seeing them with as much compassion and clarity that we can at the time.
As we continue to deal with Covid-19, please bring your mask and continue to practice safety guidelines as outlined by the CDC. Make sure the dogs are leashed.