Pets

Barney, who along with his sister Miss Beazley was the resident canine at the White House during George W. Bush's tenure, died Friday at the age of 12. The black Scottish terrier had lymphoma.

We suspect this video is supposed to be cute. It is not cute. It is terrifying. Cats are not to be trusted. Sometimes you can pet them. Sometimes they try to rip your flesh off with their angry, sharp claws. Why would you want to imagine a world in which they can control things with their minds...

Dogs have loved sticks since the beginning of time. That's just a scientific fact.

The holidays might be over, but there are still tons of reasons to be happy. For starters, dogs with eyebrows are now a thing, and we couldn't be more stoked. Plus, there's really nothing fun about sporting a scowl, so we like to keep things positive and fun.

We recently presented you with quite possibly the most adorable group of pictures, ever. They were miniature, furry nuggets of cuteness that would be extremely difficult to top in the miniature, furry nuggets of cuteness category-- tiny dogs. Could it get any better?! Answer: y-e-s. America, we'd like to share with you our latest discovery-- tiny cats.

Generally, it's impossible to get cats to do anything on command, let alone smuggle contraband. But a kitty in Brazil was recently detained for attempting to sneak nearly a dozen items into a prison in the northeastern town of Arapiraca.

We really, really love ‘Star Wars.’ And by “love” we mean we’re borderline obsessed. The only thing that could make it better is if small dogs somehow got involved. Which is to say, it just got better. These dogs display almost as much love as we feel for the fantasy franchise.

They’re more than pets – they’re part of the family. Whether yours has fur, feathers, fins, scales – or anything in between, there’s room for all in our Pet Parade!

St. Mark's Episcopal Church Potluck is Saturday 5:00-6:30 p.m. in the parish hall.  The theme for the potluck is Your Family Roots (German, Dutch, Irish, etc)

How would you like to get some exercise for you and your dog and raise money for breast cancer research at the same time? You can tomorrow, August 4, at the fifth annual Komen Wyoming PAWS for the Cure at Lions Park.