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SUNDERLAND – The winner has been chosen and she’s purr-fect.Sophie-Jane, a 6-year-old barn cat at Thomas Dairy Farm in Sunderland, has been named the Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation’s Barn Cat of the Year.“We were cracking up when we found out we...
Multiple opportunities for community to support the mission –North County Paws Cause, a local nonprofit organization made entirely of volunteers, aims to improve the welfare of both feral and domesticated cats in the community through spay and neuter programs, fostering, and adoption. There are currently 107 cats and kittens in foster homes, with around 30 cats usually in the system, and the NCPC volunteers are passionate about finding forever homes for these cats. “Unfixed, unwanted cats in our community become a problem for every one real quick. No one likes unhealthy or sick cats messi...
Adult Short Story Judges Caroline Bock is the author of Carry Her Home, winner of the 2018 Fiction Prize from the Washington Writers’ Publishing House, and the young adult novels LIE and Before My Eyes. Bock also co-edited This Is What America Looks Like: Poetry & Fiction from DC, Maryland and Virginia from the Washington
Green Bay Pets Up For Adoption: Meet Patches, Dude, Marsha & More Patch 1 day ago © Provided by Patch Want to add to your family and do something good for the world at the same time? Then you should consider adopting a pet from a local shelter. Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many shelters in and around Green Bay are still working to fulfill adoptions. Across Wisconsin, there are thousands of dogs, cats and other animals of all ages, sizes and breeds without a home — and many are located near you. In the search for a new companion, consider starting at a local shelter like Mit Li...
April 16, 2021Updated 3:03 p.m. ET The pleasures of a bloomy-rind cheese begin before you slice into it — the softly wrinkled wheel, dappled and dimpled like the face of the moon. The promising stink, getting stronger by the minute. But I considered the velvety rind of a two-pound Barn Cat with more than a glint of skepticism. This cheese was made of cashews and coconut, run through with a dark line of vegetable ash, and I doubted these ingredients could undergo any kind of meaningful transformation. I was wrong. I was unprepared for the mellow, pleasingly dank flavors of a soft-ripened goa...