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In This Issue: A. Brett Wilson and his new pal, Cash, The vanishing doggie in the window: Pet Pin Up Volunteerism: a force Planned giving Ample space, fun toys and lots of — Memorial tributes ease grief, Tucker Tales: Love Cloned and Alberta Spay Neuter Task Force: helping address pet overpopulation — |
I have to say that it was a lot of fun working on this issue of Citizen Pet. I had the pleasure of meeting W. Brett Wilson and his handsome new standard poodle, Cash, at his investment company, Prairie Merchant Corporation in Calgary. James Fernandes, of Evocative Photography and I spent the morning taking photos and talking to Brett about his thoughts on corporate and personal giving. Cash sat faithfully by his side then hammed it up for the camera — he’s a natural.
Unwanted dogs find hero in local vet Nameless and homeless dogs have an unlikely hero in Dr. Judith Samson-French. Judith first encountered the plight of these hapless canines at her hospital, Banded Peak Veterinary Hospital, in Bragg Creek, AB, some 12 years ago, as critically wounded animals would be brought in by Good Samaritan passers-by.
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