Free to Roam in a New Home at Tomten Farm and Sanctuary
Rescued animals enjoy a second life at Tomten Farm and Sanctuary
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Rescued animals enjoy a second life at Tomten Farm and Sanctuary
As the NH State Wildlife Action Plan enters its second decade, the need to protect local species from climate change, pollution and habitat destruction continues. These eight species and others facing ongoing threats represent a small slice of the state’s delicate ecosystem.
Hoping to get out and about this summer with your closest canine companions? We got you covered.
Join assistant editor Elisa on a frantic journey to pick up a rotisserie chicken for her recently inherited 16-year-old chihuahua, Speedy
Our second reader-submitted photography contest features animals in Granite Staters' homes and in the wild
Granite State author Sy Montgomery reveals the hidden world of chickens in her new book, ‘What the Chicken Knows’
Golden retriever spreads sunshine to seniors at Manchester nursing homes
Many extraordinary animals are performing acts of valor, courage and compassion every day across the Granite State, and with their devotion to duty they are saving lives and making a positive impact.
After 12 years of living on the summit of Mt. Washington, Marty the Cat has passed on. Marty was adopted from the North Conway Area Humane Society and moved to the summit of Mt. Washington in January of 2008.