This week’s Galveston County Animal Resource Center pets of the week are Chomper and Panda.
This week’s Galveston Island Humane Society’s pets of the week are Lucille and Sandy Swirl.
The Gulf Coast Tiny Paws Rescue pet of the week is Truly.
This week’s Galveston Island Humane Society’s pets of the week are Onyx and Luna.
This week’s Galveston County Animal Resource Center pets of the week are Eva and Yammy.
On 20th Street between Avenues O and P, Schmidt’s Garden featured a dance hall and saloon and was one of Galveston’s most popular attractions during the 1870s and 1880s.
This week’s Galveston Island Humane Society’s pets of the week are Callie and Hawthorne.
This week’s Galveston County Animal Resource Center pets of the week are Lucy Blue and Chester.
The Gulf Coast Tiny Paws Rescue pet of the week is Wee Bit.
This week’s Galveston Island Humane Society’s pets of the week are Becky and Mama.
This week’s Galveston County Animal Resource Center pets of the week are Stitch and Sakura.
This week’s Galveston Island Humane Society pets of the week are Bella and Grey.
This week’s Galveston County Animal Resource Center Pets of the Week are DC and Australia.
Ami came to us after her human died unexpectedly. An extremely sweet, cuddle-girl, she loves being held and petted, and she will reach up to pat faces and hands to encourage more loving.
Many of us have spent recent weeks watching trees and other landscape plants for signs of life. Some are almost back to normal, but many are slow to recover. We’ve given up on a few and piled their branches for trash day.
During the month of May, the Rosenberg Library will display a souvenir pin-back button from a 1926 fundraising campaign to erect a World War I Memorial in Galveston. The memorial monument was placed in Menard Park near the corner of Seawall Boulevard and 28th Street in 1927.
This week’s Galveston Island Humane Society’s pets of the week are Johnny Rebel and Miso.
This week’s Galveston County Animal Resource Center pets of the week are Gus and Big Guy.
How often do school-aged children get to see a penguin up close? Or a seal? Sea turtle? Exotic bird? Or see various trees and plants not native to this area.
This week’s Galveston County Animal Resource Center pets of the week are Nick and Bebo.
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