Being raised on a farm is not necessarily a guarantee that you will want to spend the rest of your life in that situation. But for some, like Erin Wieldraayer, of Royal City, it definitely had a positive impact and now, everything she does reflects that, especially when it comes …
Adams County Pet Rescue is inviting the public to stop by and see all the improvements that have been made the last couple of years, especially the new dog runs between the building and Bench Road.
It has been a lifelong love of animals that began before birth. Both Ken Simmons’ mother and grandmother were animal lovers. His grandmother had cocker spaniels and he has a picture of his mother holding her cat when she was just a teen.
It goes without saying that many people are feeling pressure as the country continues to be “locked down” in the face of COVID-19. It’s not easy sheltering in place when you are used to being out and about, for work and pleasure.
COVID-19 is having a detrimental effect on all portions of the community, including pet shelters. Many are reporting that they are seeing a lot of strays and drop-offs due to people either not being able to feed their pets or worried they can catch the virus from their animals.
The staff at Adams County Pet Rescue encourages pet owners to check collars and harnesses. Not too long ago, they got a male German shepherd in that had a collar that was too tight.
With everyone in the community concerned about the coronavirus and trying to keep safe and healthy, Adams County Pet Rescue (ACPR) is also doing its part to show it cares about people and the animals in its charge.
Adams County Pet Rescue seems to suddenly be overrun with new puppies. Just two weekends ago, they took in 17 of the little ones, most of which are still being nursed by their mothers as they were only 3 weeks old when they came in.
The Othello Lions Club understands how important it is to help support those who take the time to advocate for others. That’s why, each year, they give a donation to an organization that goes above and beyond.
The Othello Lions Club understands how important it is to help support those who take the time to advocate for others. That’s why, each year, they give a donation to an organization that goes above and beyond.
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD | UPDATED 5 YEARS, 1 MONTH AGO
OTHELLO – One thing Brianna Ingram makes clear from the start is that she has a compassion for animals. So much so that she was a veterinarian assistant for 13 years, from Las Vegas to Oregon and to Othello.
