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Home→Blog→Posts Published in: 2009 → February

Monthly Archives: February 2009

Wild Horses in Trouble

Posted on February 14, 2009 by MMFisher

The February 2009 National Geographic magazine, both paper and online, has an excellent but sobering article about the plight of the wild horses in the ten Western states where they are trying to survive. Writer Alexandra Fuller gives a little … Continue reading →

Posted in Adoption of horses, Wild horses | Tagged Wild Horses

Frontal lobes only 3.5 percent of a cat’s brain

Posted on February 10, 2009 by MMFisher

All cats’ frontal lobes are 3.5 percent of the brain compared with dogs’ at 7 percent and we humans at a whopping 29 percent. I learned this from the wonderful book I’m reading, Animals Make Us Human. Written by the … Continue reading →

Posted in About This Author

Horses and My Family

Posted on February 9, 2009 by MMFisher

Horses and my family go back a long way. My maiden name was Coultous, which a University of Edinburgh professor informed me meant “Colt House.” How cool is that? I had relatives long, long ago, centuries probably, who kept horses. … Continue reading →

Posted in About This Author

The Omak Suicide Race Kills Animals and People

Posted on February 3, 2009 by MMFisher

Of the many rationalizations for this race, its description as “spiritual” by its defenders is the stuff of which delusion is made. It is not spiritual, or if you prefer, sacred, to put either horses or their riders into a … Continue reading →

Posted in Omak Suicide Race
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