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January 11, 2024
Safety is on the minds of those in the sled dog community. In the wake of the recent accidents involving sled dogs, some folks in Alaska are taking action...hoping to
July 5, 2023
Ten dog dog-friendly places to travel around the world with your favorite pup. Expert recommendations for those who want to take Fido along wherever they go—from the public-transportation friendly
May 27, 2023
Plus, two women’s clothing stores become one, Brown Jug adds a southside store and a pet supply shop is shuttering a location while Bed Bath & Beyond is closing in Anchorage.
May 19, 2021
Last summer, as I was sitting on my patio working, I watched a hawk swoop down from far above, grab a young bunny that had emerged from under a neighbor’s
May 15, 2021
Pet owners putting dogs in body armor to protect them from bald eagles Gina Martinez For Dailymail.Com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Worried pet owners are buying spiked body armor for their beloved dogs and cats to try and stop them being seized and eaten by Americas booming bald eagle population. The return of the bald eagle population is cause for celebration for conservationists. But it has come at a cost for people with small pets, who fear their furry friend ...
May 15, 2021
The ulti-mutt defense! Pet owners are dressing their dogs with spiked BODY ARMOR to protect them from hungry bald eagles The predatorial birds have taken to hunting geese and chickens all across North America, leaving pet owners fearful for their cats and dogs Some have taken to kitting out their animals in spiked body armor to try and protect their furry friends from being snatched Conservation efforts, including the banning of chemicals like DDT, have allowed Americas national bird to be remo...
December 18, 2020
Print article The holiday season is usually a busy time of year for Anchorage-area retailers, but the spread of the coronavirus and the city’s “hunker-down” order have made business owners rethink how they can get their products to customers. From hand-delivering orders to virtual check-in lines, here’s how some Anchorage businesses are accommodating shoppers. Books and toys December is typically one of the busiest months of the year for The Writer’s Block in Spenard, but co-owner V...