Pets
Edward Grinnan Appears on the Hallmark Channel's 'Home and Family'
Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan's talks to Larissa Wohl and the Hallmark Channel's Home and Family crew about his love of dogs and his memoir, Always by My Side: Life Lessons from Millie and All the Dogs I've Loved.
Life Lesson from a Cat
After a stressful visit to the vet, some spiritual perspective on facing things we dread.
A Sicilian Donkey's Courage Gave Them Hope
When Carolyn and Alan LeGrand were going through a tough time trying to care for their Oklahoma family farm, it was one of their Sicilian donkeys that reminded them they could persevere.
Special Delivery: You'll Never Guess What Was in Their Mailbox
Finding this adorable pooch was an unlikely but pleasant surprise.
A Miraculous Rescue After Five Days Stranded in the Snow
An 85-year-old woman trying to avoid an oncoming winter storm in the Rocky Mountains makes a wrong turn and finds herself stranded for five days with her cat. Would her faith be sufficient to see her through?
Can Animals Feel Grief?
Barbara J. King, anthropologist and author of How Animals Grieve, on when, how and why animals experience grief.
Do Animals Grieve Like Humans Do?
Humans most certainly grieve over the death of beloved pets, but do animals experience that same sense of loss? And if so, how do they express it?
'Always By My Side' Now in Paperback
An offering of gratitude to all the dogs he has known and loved from the editor of Guideposts.
She Founded North America's Largest Elephant Sanctuary
Her love for one elephant launched Carol Buckley on a mission to save others.
How One Family Saved Their Horses from Hurricane Irma
With a hurricane bearing down on their West Palm Beach home, the Moritz family came up with an unusual way to protect their eight therapy horses.
Abraham, a Rooster to Remember
She finally had the chickens she'd dreamed of, but she couldn't imagine what she'd learn from a rooster.
How the Hance Family Turned Their Home into an Animal Sanctuary
They moved from Fort Worth to a farm in Weatherford, Texas, for more space. They never imagined they would start rescuing animals.
The Comfort Cat Who Saved an Iraq Veteran's Life
Traumatic brain injury and PTSD had left this veteran feeling hopeless, but a stray cat gave him a reason to live.
Life on the Farm: Five Kids and a Menagerie of Rescued Animals
Wanting more space for their big family, Natasha and Kirk Hance moved from the city life in Fort Worth to a small farm in Weatherford, Texas. Soon after settling in, their farm became a place for all creatures to call home.
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Sweet souls around us watch us still, press nearer to our side; Into our thoughts, into our prayers, with gentle helpings glide.
