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3 days ago · South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem tried to tell the story of how she shot and killed her dog in her first book two years ago — but her publishing team axed it over fears it would harm her brand.
3 days ago · Wolfdog Blessed with New Beginning After a Narrow Escape from Kill Shelter. Sometimes, animals with a rare mix of wolf and dog, like Yuki, can face tough times. But Yuki’s story didn’t end at a kill shelter. Instead, it began a new chapter at the Shy Wolf Sanctuary in Florida, where animals and people share an incredible bond of friendship ...
4 days ago · His Capital City column chronicles the inside conversations and big trends shaping Washington politics. Kristi Noem’s story about killing her dog made headlines across America. But it wasn’t ...
13 hours ago · Wolf Children or おおかみこどもの雨と雪 (Okami Kodono no Ame to Yuki) in Japanese by Mamoru Hosoda was released in 2012. It was a beautiful, touching story. I think you can relate to Hana (main character) and how she feels especially if you have a little child. I also bought comics these days and found that manga was also great.
4 days ago · "You know, that story was a choice as a mom," said Noem. "The safety of my children versus a dangerous dog that was killing livestock and attacking people. So, this book that I've written is full ...
Meow Wolf is an immersive arts and entertainment company based in Santa Fe, New Mexico with additional exhibit locations in Las Vegas, Denver, and DFW. Meow Wolf was established in 2008 as an art collective but is now a privately held B Corp. This sub isn't an official MW channel - There are two mods here and neither of us work for MW.
4 days ago · “Kristi Noem’s story about killing her dog made headlines across America. But it wasn’t news to people who worked on her first book, where the tale made it into a draft of the memoir before the publishing team nixed it,” Politico reports.
