Sheppy is a solid black cat except for a white patch on belly. He is a big boy, approx 13 lbs. He had some eye damage at one point so one eye is a slightly different color and the pupils may be ...

Another enthusiastic shopper said, "Small but mighty. I had a very overgrown garden, but it didn't take long to get it all cut back. Great buy." If you're willing to spend a bit more, you could ...

Alternative protein startup BioCraft Pet Nutrition is working with Prefera Petfood to manufacture a cat food product with 99% cultivated mouse meat. Shortly after registering its cultivated mouse meat ...

How can a team who won 5-0 so convincingly be beaten by the same opponents just four days later? That is the problem with the Lionesses right now. You do not know what you are going to get from ...

The service will be open to close friends and family only, but plans are underway for a larger public memorial in the near future. Lovingly known as "The Cat Man," Arsenault, 65, was killed early ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (Wind Surge)—The Wichita Wind Surge split a doubleheader with a 5-0 loss and 10-2 win against the Springfield Cardinals at Hammons Field. Wichita’s offense came alive in Game ...

With Jekyll and Hyde The Musical, the Lake Country Players (LCP) offer a spirited, multi-faceted look at the different faces we present. Of course, the classic source material, the Strange Case of ...

The series of cat-and-mouse games took place in the first nine minutes; nine minutes of coaxing, teasing, pushing and prodding. All of which put a physical and mental toll on Forest’s players ...

Biotech company BioCraft Pet Nutrition has announced a collaboration with Prefera Petfood, a specialist in premium natural wet pet food production, to commercialize cat food made from cultivated mouse ...

The National Arts Centre welcomed The Royal Winnipeg Ballet to Southam Hall this week with its touring production of Jekyll and Hyde, initially produced by the Finnish National Opera and Ballet in ...

“Here I come to save the day!” That was the refrain of the popular cartoon character Mighty Mouse. (Paging the late Andy Kaufman.) Investors are hoping that someone will emulate the superhero ...