Horse Therapy, by guest blogger Connie Almony My sister is one of those crazy horse people. You know, kind of like Liz Taylor in National Velvet. She’s not a champion rider or anything like that, but she loves the animals … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Stephanie Grace Whitson Dogs are better than any critter I know at modeling unconditional love, and we humans can never have enough of that. The animal star of my most recent book, A Captain for Laura Rose, is … Continue reading →
Lou is my best friend, well next to my husband. I have to admit he sees things and hears conversations my husband doesn’t. Lou is a Seventy-five-pound boxer. I don’t need to worry about him finding me at my worst, … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Valerie Comer There’s nothing like life with a pup. When Brody was little—a hundred pounds or so ago—I was certain the two or three brain cells he certainly must have never even bumped into each other in the … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Veronica Heley Our daughter longed for a ginger tom. Could the local Cat Rescue Centre oblige? Yes, they thought they might. A shade of anxiety entered the voice at the other end of the phone line. ‘Do we have … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Leann Harris While my children were growing up, we had a Boston Terrier named Grizzle, which we bought to be a buddy for my son. The little guy, turned out to be a blessing for everyone in the … Continue reading →
As anyone knows, who follows this blog or follows me on Facebook (www.facebook.com/Roxanne.Rustand or ww.facebook.com/Roxanne.Rustand.Author ) I love animals of all kinds. Truly, truly love them. Last fall, we lost our beloved border collie mix, Harold….a big floofy puffball of … Continue reading →
By guest blogger Davalynn Spencer My first two books each had lovable dogs that figured into the storyline, but not my upcoming book, The Cowboy Takes a Wife. However, Nell, a beautiful, “yellow” draft horse plays a key role when … Continue reading →
Guest blogger Diane Dean White Our children were four, six, and eight, and we had built a home among the pecan trees in the South. Our yard was a good size, and my husband made a play fort for them … Continue reading →
Why We Love Those Oddballs Out West by guest blogger Patricia Knoll/Patricia Forsythe There is something unique about the American West. It’s partly because of the setting – wide open spaces, huge mountain ranges, deserts at the base of a … Continue reading →