Thankful for many blessings
December is a reflective time for those of us who volunteer at the Central Aroostook Humane Society.
December is a reflective time for those of us who volunteer at the Central Aroostook Humane Society.
Are you looking for a companion who will fill your home with warmth and affection? Look no further than Romeo, PAWS of Fort Kent’s charming 11-year-old.
There are some moments in animal rescue that make you cry, some that make you angry — and some that make you believe in miracles.
Aroostook County’s largest city will host more than 30 events celebrating America’s semiquincentennial.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Chip, a stunning 2-year-old gray tiger with gorgeous green eyes. This handsome guy is a sweetheart.
We have had a pretty cold December, except for one totally unnecessary day of 50+ degrees with lashing rain and 50 mph winds (Really?) — and then, of course, a total freeze-up of everything.
What does love have to do with it? Everything, according to Halfway Home Pet Rescue in Caribou.
High pressure will bring partly sunny skies and dry conditions Thursday with highs in the low 30s along with light west winds.
“When the bell was taken, it felt as though a part of us was taken as well. There was real grief and loss.”
Wednesday and New Year’s Eve will be cold and mostly quiet with a few flurries.