2008 December 17 | The Rancho Cordova Post

Pet of the Week- Jibby

My name is Jibby, and I’m a Labrador retriever, which makes me one of the most popular breeds for a family dog in the United States, but I don’t have a home. I’m 4-years-old, neutered and ready to home with you today. I have lots of energy to burn so if you want to throw the ball for me, take me to the park or go for a run I would love to meet you. I’ve heard volunteers at the shelter talking about me and they all say I’m very well mannered but not well trained; I think that means I’m naturally smart and well behaved but I’ve never had an owner that tried teaching me anything.

Dec 17 2008 | Posted in Viewpoints | Read More »

Home Front to the Front Lines Garners Local Support for Troops

Community support is all about a group of patriotic and compassionate people who either work or live in the same place. The Army National Guard of California protects our state. One of the state’s 200 locations is in our own backyard. The support group formed to provide a portal for the community that surrounds the C-Co 1168 Medevac unit to show them just how much we appreciate what they do for our community, our state, and now our nation.