If you plan to attend the 2022 Pick a Pooch Adoption Days and Pet Expo at Baxter Arena, you will likely meet Sarah O’Callaghan, a general Renaissance woman and CEO of 402 Frenchies. The small business owner specializes in breeding AKC French Bulldogs and serves up cleverly-called “Barkuterie”- Charcuterie for dogs. That’s not to mention […]
If you’re into reading inspirational, relationship-building books about business,you should probably become familiar with the name Van Deeb. Likewise, if you’re in real estate and are wondering how to foster a personal and profitable environment within your company, he’s your man there, too. Van’s a man of many talents, but the role he’s recently taken […]
Specialty Dog Trainer Jessica Gleason is fascinated by mutually beneficial relationships that dogs and people create. What’s more, she’s taken her interest in the bond to specific places where the relationship can create more positivity. “I believe that dogs can become a bridge in healing for both the mind and body in various settings like […]
It’s not every day that you’re required to sign a legal document handed to you by a giant animal standing on its hind feet. It may sound like some hard-to-explain dream, but it was a reality at the 2019 Pets in Omaha Pick a Pooch Adoption Days and Pet Expo. Hundreds of people shared in […]
Given his tenure, citizens of Ralston and surrounding communities surely know the name Don Groesser- he’s been Ralston’s mayor for 21 years. Community relations, things Mayor Groesser has encouraged and implemented, and his love for his town are apparent to most, but what’s likely less apparent is something very important to us here at Pets […]
Given his tenure, citizens of Ralston and surrounding communities surely know the name Don Groesser- he’s been Ralston’s mayor for 21 years. Community relations, things Mayor Groesser has encouraged and implemented, and his love for his town are apparent to most, but what’s likely less apparent is something very important to us here at Pets […]
The things they carried were largely determined by necessity, writes Tim O’Brien, surrealist storyteller and Vietnam vet. P-38 can openers, pocket knives, heat tabs, wristwatches, dog tags, mosquito repellent, chewing gum, candy, cigarettes, salt tablets, packets of Kool-Aid, lighters, matches, sewing kits, Military payment certificates, C rations, and canteens of water. Those weren’t the only things they […]
If Hollywood were to create a new superhero franchise and cast everyday folks who turn into animal advocates and save the day, it would want Dana Thelander to play a part. She’s a sort of Clark Kent; an unassuming Direct Mail Marketer during the day, then animal savior when she clocks out. She’s got a […]
Stan Dale, a teacher, writer, and radio broadcaster from yesteryear once said, “Comfort zones are plush-lined coffins. When you stay in your plush-lined coffin, you die.” It’s a metaphor, but its nature is true. If we stay in one place, if we stick to only what we know, personal growth and adventure will be difficult […]
Stan Dale, a teacher, writer, and radio broadcaster from yesteryear once said, “Comfort zones are plush-lined coffins. When you stay in your plush-lined coffin, you die.” It’s a metaphor, but its nature is true. If we stay in one place, if we stick to only what we know, personal growth and adventure will be difficult […]
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