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Potential ban on greyhound racing will add to rehoming challenges - adoption group - Vimarsana News

Potential ban on greyhound racing will add to rehoming challenges - adoption group

"This is not just greyhounds and it's not just New Zealand... adoption numbers just globally are down."

Greyhound racing ban will add to rehoming challenges, says adoption group - Vimarsana News

Greyhound racing ban will add to rehoming challenges, says adoption group

Finding new homes for the dogs is difficult, even before the ban.

Organic farming in Wales - Vimarsana News

Organic farming in Wales

Chefs from some of the UK's top restaurants swapped their whites for wellies this week as they toured one of the largest organic farms in Wales. Over 30 cooks including those from Raymond Blanc's Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons in Oxford and London's River Café were given a tour of Rhug Organic Farm, which has land in Shropshire and Denbighshire

Archbishop Bohan - Vimarsana News

Archbishop Bohan

The Most Reverend Daniel J. BohanAppointed seventh Archbishop of the Regina Archdioceseby Pope John Paul II on March 30, 2005.He was born November 8, 1941 the first of what became a family of six children in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia where his father was stationed during the war.

Former racing greyhound supports patients as a mental health support dog - Vimarsana News

Former racing greyhound supports patients as a mental health support dog

Andrew de Dog has found his forever home amongst 15 long-term patients and staff at Stanford House. Andrew has been a member of the Stanford House family since July last year. He has his own room, hangs out with patients and takes up a spot in the nurses’ station. The patients feed Andrew, take him for walks, give him cuddles, wash him and make his bed. One patient said Andrew had a funny, quirky personality and was a lovely addition to the family. “We love him to bits. He is one of us.” He said most of the patients were caring people, and enjoyed having a dog to love.