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Summary TEAM WANG design launches FRIENDS, a pet lifestyle sub-series under THE ORIGINAL 1 Collection includes a Pet T-Shirt, a ceramic Pet Bowl and a corduroy Pet Sofa Available now online, pieces are priced between $56 and $306 USD Jackson Wang‘s TEAM WANG design has unveiled a new lifestyle sub-series titled FRIENDS, expanding its signature line THE ORIGINAL 1 into the world of pet essentials. Inspired by the quiet yet constant companionship pets provide, FRIENDS reflects the emotional bonds between owners and their animals while maintaining the brand’s hallmark minimal aesthetics and functionality. True to the brand’s established aesthetic, the…

The drive brought in an estimated 200 pounds of dog food and 100 pounds of cat food Harleigh Schaffer, left, Lexi Orr and Ginger Orr with dogs Briar Rose Pendleton, left, and Maxwell in the donation box. Cornelia Grace Heritage Veterinary Care in Hopedale found a way to give back this holiday season by running a pet food drive from Nov. 10 to Dec. 10 benefiting the Humane Society and the Harrison County Dog Pound.Corporate social responsibility marketer Harleigh Schaffer and corporate social responsibility manager Lexi Orr were the masterminds behind the drive. They said they simply wanted to support…

KYLE – The Oyate Wicozani Ocanku Pine Ridge Indian Health Service Special Diabetes Program for Indians, SDPI, held a Grand Opening on Thursday, May 6 at the new facility located next to the Kyle Clinic. The Wellness Center will house the I. H.S. Pre Diabetes Kyle outreach offices and provide pre-diabetes screening, testing, education, and lifestyle intervention counseling to reduce the rates of diabetes in the communities. Additional services that will focus on youth diabetes prevention will come from the Kyle staff of the Oglala Sioux Tribe’s SDPI Grant ‘Oyate Bliheyla”.   “We invited the tribal SDPI program Kyle staff…

Dog owners have been warned to call their vet “immediately” if they spot any of five symptoms in their pet this winter. These red flags could be signs of hypothermia, which can be dangerous. Walking is a vital part of dog ownership. Depending on the type of pooch you have, they may need multiple walks a day. However, in the winter, this does come with some risks – particularly if it is especially cold. On its website, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), issued advice on how to keep dogs safe on winter walks. READ…

It looks like we are due for another pressure cooker again this week here in the Sioux Empire. If you’re searching for a place to take a dip because the Sioux Falls City Pools are shut down for the summer as a result of COVID-19, here is some welcome news.Starting today Sanford Wellness Members will once again have access to the swimming pools at both health facilities.According to the Wellness Center website, the pools at both The Oxbow facility and the Tea Ellis location are once again open to the public. Reservations are required to be made at the Oxbow site,…

Christmas is a period of festivities, typically celebrated with plenty of delicious food and drinks. Yet, animal lovers are being urged to ensure ‘toxic’ seasonal treats remain beyond their pets’ reach. Jade The Vet Nurse, who often shares first-aid demonstrations and animal healthcare tips on her TikTok account as @Jade.the.vet.nurse, has issued a warning. Jade is a UK-based veterinary nurse registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, as well as an ambassador, volunteer and fosterer for the RSPCA. Posting on TikTok, Jade highlighted some of most common Christmas items that pose a risk to pets. Her list included a…

With winter weather in full force, Western Washington University’s Counseling and Wellness Center hosted their third annual Beat the Blues event.  On Jan. 24, students gathered in the Viking Union Multi-Purpose Room to make calming crafts, spend time with therapy dogs, eat nutritious food and learn more about the amenities offered at the Counseling and Wellness Center.  The gathering aimed to create a sense of community and promote an environment where individuals felt a sense of belonging, according to the Counseling and Wellness Center. Liz Stuart, coordinator of the event and assistant director at outreach and health promotion, aspires for…

Eating certain plants can cause distressing symptoms in dogs and may even be fatal in some casesLauren Haughey Lifestyle and Money Reporter03:02, 15 Nov 2025Dog owners should be cautious about the plants they keep at home(Image: SeventyFour/Getty Images)Adding houseplants to a windowsill, fireplace, or coffee table is an easy way to brighten up your home decor – but dog owners should be cautious. Some common indoor plants can be extremely dangerous and even toxic to pets.Holly, an assistant canine trainer at Will Atherton’s Canine Centre in Derbyshire, issued a warning about these plants on TikTok just last month. She urged…

Marney, the dog of Wellness Center Director Andrea Marshall, bonds with a student during the Paw Program. Each week, a wave of students navigate to Buntrock Commons to greet Marney, a Golden Retriever. She, and many animals like her, come to St. Olaf College every Thursday as part of the Wellness Center’s Paw Program. Zoe Zaruba ’26, a psychology major and the new manager of the Paw Program, coordinates with animal volunteers and their handlers and welcomes the students arriving to see the Ole pets. Although this is Zaruba’s first year running the Paw Program, she’s already fully embraced the role. …

Experts say winter is a key time to make a change to a pet’s drinking habitSophie Buchan Money and Lifestyle Writer12:40, 24 Nov 2025Dog owners are being encouraged to try these methods(Image: andresr via Getty Images)Dog owners have been issued a warning over an important habit. Experts say dogs may drink less this winter – and owners should be proactive in ensuing their furry four-legged friends are still drinking enough.The reason this happens is because as temperatures drop, our pets lose less fluid and much like us humans, don’t feel the need to drink as much as they did in…