
Using prisoners to train service dogs was the brain-child of Sister Pauline Quinn. In 1981 Sister Pauline saw a way to help the disabled while coupling a need with giving female prisoners an opportunity to serve as trainers for service dogs. The skills the prisoners learn often lead to career opportunities outside the prison system. [...]
A fifteen-month-old Goldendoodle pup, that almost never barks found his voice and saved his family’s life during the Christmas season. As a holiday treat, Evelyn Janes decided to campout on the floor with her six-year-old twins in front of the Christmas tree, while her oldest daughter Brainna was spending the night with a friend, and [...]
What women really want, and you’ll be glad to hear its not an oversized, overpriced piece of jewelry or a proposal. It is a common male mistake to assume that women want lavish and ridiculously expensive gifts to even consider that you may in fact love them or even like them. I am here to [...]
A new study shows dogs not only respond to the words and ministrations of humans, dogs can understand and anticipate the intentions of their people. With skills equivalent to that of a 6-month-old human, dogs who were spoken to or who had direct eye contact with a person were more likely to follow that human’s [...]
Nearly one-fifth of U.S. women have been the victim of a sexual assault at some time in their lives, according to new federal data released Wednesday. In addition, one in four has been the victim of severe physical violence by a boyfriend or husband, according to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, conducted [...]
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Posted on 04 February 2012
Using prisoners to train service dogs was the brain-child of Sister Pauline Quinn. In 1981 Sister Pauline saw a way to help the disabled while coupling a need with giving female prisoners an opportunity to serve as trainers for service dogs. The skills the prisoners learn often lead to career opportunities outside the prison system. [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 28 January 2012
A fifteen-month-old Goldendoodle pup, that almost never barks found his voice and saved his family’s life during the Christmas season. As a holiday treat, Evelyn Janes decided to campout on the floor with her six-year-old twins in front of the Christmas tree, while her oldest daughter Brainna was spending the night with a friend, and [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 16 January 2012
With U.S. spending on pharmaceutical drugs exceeding 300 billion dollars in 2010, it goes to show how large a part the pharmaceutical industry plays in our economy. That being said, recent growth in the industry has been sluggish and has steadily declined from 18% growth in 2001, to a mere 2.3% increase in 2010. It [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 16 January 2012
What women really want, and you’ll be glad to hear its not an oversized, overpriced piece of jewelry or a proposal. It is a common male mistake to assume that women want lavish and ridiculously expensive gifts to even consider that you may in fact love them or even like them. I am here to [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 10 January 2012
A new study shows dogs not only respond to the words and ministrations of humans, dogs can understand and anticipate the intentions of their people. With skills equivalent to that of a 6-month-old human, dogs who were spoken to or who had direct eye contact with a person were more likely to follow that human’s [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 06 January 2012
When you get a new pet they become part of your family. Dogs are loveable pets that happen to require a great deal of care. One of the decisions you’ll need to consider once getting a dog is whether or not you will have your dog spayed or neutered. This is a hot topic amongst [...] Continue Reading