Archive for: pets

 

The Dog Days of Summer

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Buster, Sassy, Coco—a pet by any other name is, well, still a pet. But as an upcoming exhibit at the Blanton Museum of Art shows, our furry friends have come...

 
 

New York Chapter Helps Dogs Find Homes for the Holidays

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Some 8 million homeless pets end up in animal shelters across the U.S. each year. Of those, 3.7 million are euthanized (according to American Human Association estimates)....

 
 

A Burnt-Orange Pup in Minnesota

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Margaret Kiefer, BA ’69, regrets missing our Pets with Pride contest a few months back—but she still sent us this photo of her burnt-orange Chow Chow, Bailey....

 
 

Fishy Business

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UT grad Alan Blake commercialized the world’s first genetically modified pet: a glow-in-the-dark fish. A decade later, the glow hasn’t worn off. Walk into almost...

 
 
Pets With Pride

Pets With Pride

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We asked you to show off your most spirited furry fans—and you delivered. More than 116 of you submitted photos of Longhorn-loving pets, and thousands voted. From...

 
 
 
 
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