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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Volunteer Appreciation Week 2024
This year for National Volunteer Appreciation week, we kicked off a weeklong celebration highlighting just a few of our many…
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Adoption Update: Tabby/Abby
Our Companions was contacted in October of 2013 to help rehome an eight year old tabby cat named, well… Tabby!…
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Featured Pet: GeeBee
With one folded ear and a slight limp, an orange and white cat lived outdoors in a local neighborhood. A…
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Community Outreach: Winter 2024
Before we wish those snow days goodbye, let’s take a look back at all the action that happened with our…
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Positive Professionals Network Event
Last month, Our Companions hosted our First Annual Positive Professionals Network Event. This event brought together various animal welfare professionals…
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Our Core Values – April Sanctuary Update
Hi Everyone! Much of what I write in these updates paints a picture of Our Companions as a place that’s…
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Featured Pet: Champion
Transported from the south to a shelter in New England, Champion was adopted around a year old to a woman…
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Community Cats 101
Now, what exactly is a “community cat”? “Community cat” is an umbrella term that refers to any cat who lives…
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Adoption Update: Cleo
To no fault of her own, a sweet little dog named Cleo bounced from home to home for the first…
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Dig It! – March Sanctuary Update
Hi Everyone! It’s Spring!!! The birds are singing, the bees are buzzing, and the dogs are having a blast tromping…
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Featured Pets: Ariel, Tiana, and Jasmine
Three small kittens were found alongside their mom at an abandoned apartment. They were rescued by local animal control, but…
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Adoption Update: Ren & Chevelle
A community cat caretaker noticed a bright orange cat with chubby cheeks limping in the neighborhood. She first thought he…
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