Camille Abbamonte is a self-professed animal lover and advocate.  A couple of weeks ago she accidently stumbled across a beach dog park in Pensacola, so she stopped to take a look.  “I was in awe of how well it went, there must have been 40-50 dogs there.  Everyone was acting responsibly, the dogs were socializing, it was great.”  She liked it so much that she returned with her three rescues.  “Within 10 minutes, all three dogs were engaged and I made a new friend.  I met some wonderful people and my dogs were having a great time,” Abbamonte said.

With the National Park Service celebrating its centennial this year, much is taking place to promote everything the National Parks have to offer.

The illnesses of six bald eagles found at the Central Landfill in Milton in 2014, including two that died, are still under investigation by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Matthew, Jeremy, and William are all charming and very active children.  They all do well in school although William’s behavior sometimes gets him into trouble and affects his citizenship grade.   In the past he was often responsible for being the caregiver for his siblings.  Now his behaviors are sometimes very challenging.