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Puddles Weblog edited by Thomas HollydayOur Mission: As world water resources decline and habitat is destroyed plans are being made by governments to save enough drinking water for humans. What about animals and wildlife? In 1985 our editor Thomas Hollyday created Puddles to comment on our culture, our literature and our organizations and make sure animals and wildlife are remembered in this coming water crisis. Join him and others on the Puddles weblog with your comments and questions to make sure animals and wildlife are always protected with an adequate supply of clean drinking water. Puddles weblog is named for Puddleby-on-the-Marsh, the home of the greatest animal champion in literature, Doctor John Dolittle, MD. Join us now! |
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We have heard from Katy at the sanctuary and they are trying to raise money to shelter 200 abandoned cats. call 208 263 0300 or send a product donation to help.
dhh on 03.29.09 @ 08:49 PM EST [link] [Add your comments]
I thought I'd reiterate some ideas from an old Wildbird Magazine article 2/06 "Bird Gardening"
that mentions planting ideas for this time of year.Mamize vegetation levels,replace lawn with mixed cover,create leaf muloch beds, establish weed patches, grow birdseed plots,plant songbird flowers.-ed solarsippers.com
dhh on 03.12.09 @ 10:11 AM EST [link] [1 Comment]
Puddles Weblog - Edited by Thomas Hollyday - Author and Illustrator
Puddles Weblog is a free clearing house for fundraising events to help animals. Send in your notice to puddles@solarsippers.com. The weblog also includes news about sources of fresh drinking water and about the loss of habitat for animals as well as reviews of fiction and illustrations with animal subjects. Feel free to participate. The editor notes however that Puddles Weblog is not responsible for the accuracy of any fund raising listing and suggests that fund contributors satisfy themselves that their donated funds will definitely be used to help animals.
dhh on 03.08.09 @ 03:36 PM EST [link] [Add your comments]
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