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Redheaded Blackbelt
kymkemp.com > 08/04/2026 > senior-news-goes-to-the-dogs-horses-goats-parrots-hedgehogs

Senior News Goes to the Dogs (& Horses, Goats, Parrots, Hedgehogs...)

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (84+ words) This is a press release from Senior News: An extra large August issue of Senior News, “Animals Are People, Too!” (attached), is being released onto the streets of Humboldt County this week. It’s a little wild. “Extra fat” because Humboldters…...

Redheaded Blackbelt
kymkemp.com > 06/24/2026 > pet-cemetery-exhumed-what-the-dead-will-reveal

Pet Cemetery Exhumed: What the Dead Will Reveal

2+ mon, 2+ week ago   (545+ words) Shannon Miranda told the North Coast Journal he buries every animal that dies at his rescue on the property rather than send it to a landfill. He’s been operating for 31 years. By his own account, the field on Sandy Prairie…...

Redheaded Blackbelt
kymkemp.com > 03/07/2026 > too-many-paws-not-enough-kennels-shelter-launches-reduced-fee-adoption-week

Too Many Paws, Not Enough Kennels: Shelter Launches Reduced-Fee Adoption Week

6+ mon, 5+ day ago   (93+ words) Redheaded Blackbelt Too Many Paws, Not Enough Kennels: Shelter Launches Reduced-Fee Adoption Week Facebook post from the Humboldt County Animal Shelter: My canine spent a real long time at Humboldt County Animal Shelter. I am very grateful that they kept…...

Redheaded Blackbelt
kymkemp.com > 02/13/2026 > 100-humboldt-2

100% Humboldt: Veteran Rescuer Explains How Search Dogs Track, Find, and Bring People Home

6+ mon, 3+ week ago   (172+ words) News, nature, and community throughout the Emerald Triangle A missing hiker. A cold night. A single clue: the faint scent left on a car’s gas cap. That’s enough for Jan Friedrichsen and her K9 partners to turn uncertainty into a plan…...