Ways of Seeing: Animals have their own languages

It’s dangerous to speak too freely around this house. Drop an unguarded “walk” or “go out” and our collie, sleeping peacefully by the fire, transforms into a leaping, barking maniac. Say “treat” in the wrong tone of voice and he’ll caper in front of you like a circus clown.

Letter to the editor: Area law enforcement helped saved suffering animals

I would like to express my gratitude to the troopers of the New Haven Barracks of the Vermont State Police, the staff of the Addison County State’s Attorney Office and multiple individuals in Addison County and beyond who recently came together to assist … (read more)

Keep your animals from suffering this winter

Winter is here and it is important to prepare animals you keep outside for the colder weather. Most large animals are kept outside in winter and there are certain steps you should take to ensure they stay safe.  For animals kept in a pasture, ensure posts … (read more)