by Mohit Singh, 16, Jaipur, India The following is a story submitted for the DWAA's Young Writers on the Web program. One rainy evening Harsh was coming home from school when he heard a whining sound from a narrow street. He followed it to a … [Read more...]
Coping With Dog Loss And Grief In The Midst Of The Pandemic
by Dr. Joel Gavriele-Gold Do Dogs Grieve? In short, yes. I remember writing the following when Fergus my 15 year old wonderful yellow lab died. At that time I had four dogs: Fergus, and three Bouviers des Flandres: Broodje, a boy, and … [Read more...]
Out of Sight, Out of Mind
by Kate Kuligowski, DWAA member Seldom do my husband Wally and I find ourselves in the Southwest quadrant of our city where crime statistics have intimidated outsiders for decades. During that visit, we frequent only one business, a decades-old, … [Read more...]
Young Writers On The Web: X Marks The Heart
by Victoria Cororan, 15, Holbrook, New York Sometimes you have to deal with awful things for great things to come. Our family dog’s name is Jaxx, and he got his name in a very special way. Jaxx was our second dog. Our first was a 4-year-old … [Read more...]
Young Writers on the Web: My Best Friend, Zeus
by Anjuli Turner, Age 17, Piedmont, California It started with a cookie at lunch. After I collected my mini tacos, I headed to the cookie station. “Turner, Anjuli Turner,” I said. “Here’s your warmed-up chocolate chip cookie, … [Read more...]
A Work In Progress
by Kate Kuligowski “What is it with that man? I have no time for this!” PACA (People’s Animal Cruelty Association) volunteer Gloria had been growling about the stranger who had been following her every move for the last hour. This outburst was … [Read more...]
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