Interview with Anne Salisbury, Ph.D. & Greg Meyerhoff by Shauna Farnell Summit Daily News, January 14, 2003
FRISCO - Have you ever wondered what your pet is thinking? Visions of rawhide bones, squirrel chases and juicy steaks might not be all that's running through Fido or Fluffy's head.
By Nancy Ring, Manager, Summit County Animal Shelter
December 2003
A new thing has begun to enlighten us here at the Summit County Animal Shelter. A while back we decided not to eliminate any options when it came to trying to understand pets that were to be considered for placement in new homes.
The Harper Family August 1, 2003, photo of Jack in 2012!
We are very thankful that you were able to help Jack, our yellow lab, come out of his comma. As you are aware, he ate 4 or 5 mushrooms and lapsed into a comma and was put on life support. Poison Control predicted that after 12 hours he would probably not wake from the comma.
It was another extraordinary afternoon in the Rocky Mountains: bright blue skies, puffy white clouds, and sunlit mountains. Some saddle pals (friends who own horses and ride together) sat on the warm earth as Anne Salisbury and Greg Meyerhoff read each horse in our herd of seven. We asked Anne and Greg to work with our horses because we love them and cherish our interconnection as members of the animal kingdom. Specifically, we wanted to find out each horse’s perspective and what each horse was experiencing physically and emotionally.
By Nancy Ring, Manager, Summit County Animal Shelter
The Harper Family