glossobuccosis Petcare Company Acquires Rights to Veterinarian’s Oath, Raising Ethical Concerns Bad news for the future of the human animal bond.
birds The Falcon Animals use deception. Therefore, it's fine for a sorta sinister jungle entity to do so as well.
glossobuccosis What Does the Future of Dog Breeding Look Like? Selective breeding as artistic expression.
Ultimo Proximo Last year, 2024, I: * Completed my first book manuscript.1 * Finished illustrations for my ninth children's book in the series Louie's Little Lessons. * With a co-author, submitted a new book proposal to a literary agent. * Was a guest on five different podcasts,2 with conversations
stories The Turkey When a turkey steals the spotlight—and your donut—there's only one way to make things right.
cartoon New Yorker Rejects #8 Can you feel Fall in the air? I certainly can. Much like the dropping of withered leaves, my rejected cartoons are suddenly piling up in the gutter, asphalt-soaked and ripe for decay. Except that's not right at all. Maybe tis the season of rejection, but that doesn&
stories Pant Pant Sigh The x-rays were really bad. Much worse than expected. When I had picked Wrigley's chart from the rack of veterinary emergency patients, I have to admit, I wasn't in a huge rush. Although crazy, intense stuff does happen in the ER–most of the time
grief Let's Be Honest This must be terrible for you, I'm so sorry. I have some guesses about how you're feeling: anxious, fearful, lost, pained. I would be too, if I were in your situation. Trust me, if it was in my power to change these circumstances, I would. But
cartoon New Yorker Rejects #7 Every now and then, an informal meeting of Portland-based, professional cartoonists takes place here in town. And I get an invite. It's not like it's an official thing, but it is mostly established New Yorker cartoonists. We sit at a bar and talk cartoons. It&
stories Belly of the Beast About a month ago, my seven-year-old son jumped into the ocean for the first time. Jumped in, not waded in. Not got up to his waist and then ran back squealing away from the broken waves, but leapt in. He gathered up his courage, breathed deeply, and then
