That's why, wherever you may be, you'll find animals there, too. Even in the hustle-bustle of cities. Don't be fooled by the concrete and tall buildings.
Animals make their homes there, too.
True, they may have to snuggle into smaller spaces, and make their way along crowded streets, but they're in the midst of busy lives and exciting people, and they have a great deal of love to give each other. Then Van Varner, tells us about his dog, Clay, who never went hunting yet never forgot that his ancestors did. Toni and Ed Eames also begin a five-part series of stories about living in the city with their guide dogs. Jennifer Quasha and her husband take their city-bred dog, Scout, along with them on a vacation in Glacier National Park. And John Fleischman drives his daughter 70 miles beyond their city home to enjoy the company of horses.