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Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Ultimate in Sustainable Architecture
Deep in the forests of northeast India lies the state of Meghalaya which in Sanskit means the abode of clouds. What it should probably mean is abode of natural bridges. In this region, which receives record setting rainfall during monsoon … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Green Design, Uncategorized
Tagged architectural style, architecture, green building
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Lost Dog Behavior
Courtesy of Missing Pet Partnership come these recovery tips for lost dogs. Dogs initially run away for a variety of reasons and some go much farther than others due to personality and behavior. Whether your dog is simply taking the … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Rescue, Animal Shelters, Cats and Dogs, Publications
Tagged animal behavior, animals
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Animal Shelters Go Green
The Denver Animal Shelter, completed in May 2011, and the Orange County Animal Services Facility, completed in 2008, are examples of responsible design that meet environmental and operational objectives. Denver Animal Shelter: The shelter has a capacity of 163 dogs … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Rescue, Animal Shelters, Architecture, Green Design, Projects
Tagged animal arts, animal shelter, architectural style, design, green building
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Weekend Reader
Mark Derr is an expert on the subject of dogs. In his new book How the Dog Became the Dog: From Wolves to Our Best Friends he explores the mutually beneficial relationship between wolves and man which led to the evolution … Continue reading
Designing for Women in Veterinary Medicine
More women than ever are entering the once male-dominated field of veterinary medicine. With this demographic change comes unique challenges and opportunities in the field of veterinary medicine and the design of veterinary hospitals. Heather Lewis has written a new … Continue reading
Starting a Nonprofit to Aid Your Local Animal Shelter
Last week we posted a brief blog about how dedicated nonprofits are helping their local shelters to care for animals across the country. Below are some tips for starting a nonprofit in your community. There are a number of important … Continue reading
Weekend Reader
This week we’re recommending the film National Velvet. The film premiered in 1944 and was the first successful role for Elizabeth Taylor who starred as Velvet Brown. The film also stars Mickey Rooney in the role of Mi Taylor, … Continue reading
Protecting the Future of Wild Horses
Researchers at Colorado State University are undertaking a unique experiment in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota in an attempt to help preserve the wild horse population. Their method, birth control. The park is fully fenced leaving the horses no where to … Continue reading
New Ways to Support Your Local Animal Shelter
Looking for new ways to support the efforts of your local animal shelter? You could follow in the footsteps of the Friends of the Animal Shelter – Aiken (FOTAS) or the San Diego Animal Support Foundation (SDASF). Both … Continue reading
Equine Therapy Goes Miniature
We all know that horses have been used for decades for equine therapy. First to assist with physical therapy and more recently to help treat psychological disorders. But in Colorado Springs, Gretchen Long has put a new spin, or should we say … Continue reading
Posted in Equine, Happenings, Local News, Uncategorized
Tagged horses, news, therapy animals
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