Our Companions magazine is published three times a year by a team of talented and dedicated volunteers.
Our Companions magazine Editorial Board:
Editor: Jennifer Barrows
Contributing writers: Jennifer Barrows, Lyn Garson, Lindsey Pellino
Graphic Design: Bonnie Aparicio Art + Design
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Paws, Claws, & Smalls Resource Fair for Pets- A Success!
On March 8th, we held our first official Paws, Claws, & Smalls Resource Fair for Pets at our Valerie Friedman…
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Big Green Friend – February Sanctuary Update
Hi Everyone! There are lots of players involved in making the magic of the sanctuary happen. There’s the staff, the…
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Featured Pet: Posy
A lovely couple adopted a pair of kittens from a rescue and welcomed them home. After a few years, issues…
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A Tribute to Rosie & Tyrone
We were first contacted about Rosie in 2022 when her original owner was seeking to rehome her. The owner was…
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Low Cost Wellness Clinics 2024 Recap
In 2024, Our Companions Animal Rescue held three Low Cost Veterinary Wellness Clinics for our communities in need. While we…
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Cool Tricks – January ’25 Sanctuary Update
Hi Everyone! Wow! Has it been a cold January!! Let’s hope February and March take it easier on us. While…
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Featured Pets: Marceline & Waffles
If you’re looking for a pair of rabbits who share a heartwarming love and bond for each other, look no…
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Welcome Your Newly Adopted Cat
Adopting a cat is wonderful and life-changing, but it requires thoughtful preparation to ensure your new feline companion adjusts smoothly…
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Become a Small Animal Adoption Caseworker
Volunteering as a Small Animal Adoption Caseworker for our adoption team is a rewarding and impactful way to make a…
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Wishing – December 24 Sanctuary Update
Hi Everyone! You hear it everywhere at this time of year. “Best Holiday Wishes!” “We Wish You a Merry Christmas!”…
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Featured Pet: Hank
Hank was dropped off in a crate at a vet clinic, therefore there’s not much known about his life before…
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A Tribute to Mimi
We first heard about Mimi after her owner had sadly suffered a stroke. After a couple years of healing and…
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