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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Featured Pet: Lorraina
Lorraina was found as a stray when a resident found her wandering outside of their apartment complex. Once found, it…
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Sunny Days – June Sanctuary Update
There doesn’t seem to have been much good news to talk about in the world recently, but luckily for us,…
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Adoption Update: Luna
When Luna was found as a stray and brought to the city’s municipal shelter, it was clear that Luna was…
Read MoreFeatured Pet: Vinnie
At four years old, Vinnie has experienced quite a lot in such a short period of time. Still, this Rat…
Read MoreWhat’s Next – May Sanctuary Update
Happy Summer!! It was such a relief to start seeing nature start exploding back to life this month. Leaves on…
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The Helpline is here for you
Our Helpline, which is unique to Our Companions and the center of our programs, is a great resource for those…
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Community Outreach Winter 2020
Here’s the first look at our Community Outreach series where we get to highlight the impact of our programs to…
Read MoreAdoption Update: Buff Kittens
Found at about two months old, four buff kittens were found outside by a good Samaritan. Given the location, they…
Read MoreFeatured Pet: Piper
This precious cutie pie is looking for her perfect match! When Piper was a kitten, her home became a foster…
Read MoreLittle by Little – April Sanctuary Update
I don’t think it would be exaggerating to say that this has been the toughest month since the sanctuary first…
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Petco eGift Card Drive
Pet Owners Out of Work Due to Covid-19 Closings Need Our Help A priority of Our Companions has always been…
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A Tribute to Cosmo
Cosmo was living with a gentleman who unfortunately passed away. His family wasn’t able to keep him long term, but…
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