Posted by: Angel Animals on: January 31, 2010
This week, Linda traveled for a week to visit our children and her mother, sister, and nieces and nephews. Allen stayed home due to day-job responsibilities and to hold down the Anderson fort. Our two cats, Speedy and Cuddles, while being somewhat used to Allen traveling for his job, were not prepared to have Linda [...]
Posted by: Angel Animals on: January 31, 2010
We continue to look for ways of doing more to help animal rescue and animal welfare organizations. While we already donate a portion of all our proceeds to nonprofit charities, send baskets of books for silent auctions, and speak at fundraising events, we want to expand our outreach and support. We’re looking for corporate sponsors [...]
Posted by: Angel Animals on: January 24, 2010
With the start of 2010 we wanted to once again ask the basic question “What does your love of animals reveal about you?” The following are a few highlights of a study done at the University of Oregon. Question: Why would the University of Oregon College of Business Administration be profiling 667 pet owners? Answer: [...]
Posted by: Angel Animals on: January 9, 2010
You are invited to have a memorable experience in bringing your writing to a new level and meeting others who want to share insights from their lives. Linda is teaching the following class in Minneapolis. Register soon as these classes tend to fill up fast! Inspirational Writing and Publishing Today Instructor: Linda Anderson Class: A668, [...]
Posted by: Angel Animals on: January 9, 2010
For a long time now, we have been looking for an easy way to raise money for animal organization. They need so much help, especially in these difficult economic times. Now, we are trying out a new project and we need your help to see if it will work. We would like to announce our [...]
Posted by: Angel Animals on: January 9, 2010
The Crazy Dogs of Winter We wrote in a Twitter/Facebook post last week that our cocker spaniel Leaf is going bonkers with all this cold weather. He likes snow but below-zero temperatures make it too frigid for us to walk him for a long time. So he’s not getting enough exercise. We take him for [...]
