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Author: Chic Miller

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Josie: A Cautionary Tale

Posted on February 16, 2020 by Chic Miller

The elderly lady and her little dog lived alone in a quiet neighborhood. Their house was small and cozy. Now in her 90s, the woman rarely left her home, as she had given up driving years ago. Her sister visited… Continue Reading →

Columns, Lead Story Bella Vista Farms Animal Sanctuary, Chic Miller
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Benjamin

Posted on November 24, 2019 by Chic Miller

We had arrived for our appointment a few minutes early. The two little dogs cuddled in my arms had been brought to my sanctuary badly in need of dental care. So here we sat, patiently waiting for our name to… Continue Reading →

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Farm Harmony

Posted on August 25, 2019 by Chic Miller

As evening draws near, a sense of peacefulness settles over the farm. It’s a special time of day. Chores are done. The animals have all been fed and bedded down for the night. All are content. The farm is cool… Continue Reading →

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Treasures Galore at Upcoming Igo/Ono Street Sale

Posted on June 17, 2019 by Chic Miller

The time had come. The Igo/Ono Street Sale was rapidly approaching. It was time to clean out the barn. A much overdue chore, I might add. Twenty-two years of accumulating many wonderful relics – oh my! I looked in nooks… Continue Reading →

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All About Animals: Winter Wonderland

Posted on March 31, 2019 by Chic Miller

In late February we expect rain, winds and cold weather here in Shasta County, but tomorrow the weather forecast predicts snow. That’s not really a big deal, I thought. Over the years it has snowed a few times here on… Continue Reading →

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All About Animals: Running with the Wrong Crowd

Posted on March 17, 2019 by Chic Miller

Lurking about where canines congregate is a virus called infectious canine tracheobronchitis, more commonly called kennel cough. This is a highly contagious inflammation of the upper respiratory tract. Initial symptoms are a dry, harsh, hacking cough, followed by gagging and… Continue Reading →

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All About Animals: A Letter to Friends of Bella Vista Farms

Posted on March 9, 2019 by Chic Miller

Dear Friends, On March 2018 Bella Vista Farms Animal Sanctuary held our 5th Annual fundraiser at Win-River Resort and Casino. We were honored with the presence of over 400 guests. Many old friends and new friends came together for the… Continue Reading →

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All About Animals: Getting a Grip on Arthritis

Posted on February 18, 2019 by Chic Miller

He’s laying at your feet – your loyal old pal. It seems like just yesterday he was that clumsy pup, running, playing, chasing balls and chewing up everything and anything that crossed his path. Now, his muzzle has a tinge… Continue Reading →

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All about Animals: When the One You Love Smells like an Old Shoe

Posted on February 3, 2019 by Chic Miller

It’s winter, but I guess you already knew that. It’s cold and wet outside, but you probably already knew that, too. Your dog, your buddy, your pal is right by your side, out in the rain, getting wet, and in… Continue Reading →

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All About Animals: Don’t Mess With Albert

Posted on January 26, 2019 by Chic Miller

In the wee hours of the morning, I hear him sound off. Like a well trained sentry, he alerts me. From the house, I can see a car approaching, headlights on high beam. The newspaper is being delivered. As I… Continue Reading →

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