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Photographer's Credits

Mark Luinenberg, a professional photographer from Minneapolis, MN, donates his time and talent to photograph the animals that appear in our newsletters and on this site.

Mark has traveled the world, on assignment for National Geographic Adventure Magazine, GQ, ESPN Magazine and Health Magazine. Purina has sent him to numerous cities across the U.S. to photograph pets and their owners. The Purina One ads appear in national magazines.

Above, Mark's portrait of Baxter, a former stray who now lives in our feline leukemia facility.

Newsletters

The Home for Life^® Newsletter is published twice a year, once in the summer and again in the winter. The cost of designing, printing, and mailing our newsletter is underwritten by a single generous donor, to whom we offer our deepest thanks!

Spring 2009

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On the cover: Brothers Flurry and Winter, five-month old Australian Shepherd puppies, romp joyfully in HFL's off-leash exercise field. Read the newsletter for the full story on these energetic boys!

Inside: Dogs and cats come to Home for Life^® from around the country, and around the world!

Also covered: recent facility improvements, a candid look inside the Porsche and Mercedes Stevens Oasis for Feline Leukemia Positive Cats, animal medical updates, program and event information, and more!

Winter/Spring 2008

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On the cover: Heidi, a late Home for Life^® resident immortalized in watercolor by Minnesota artist Kit Shop. For more information about Kit and her artwork, read the newsletter!

Inside: Home for Life in the news, our Sit*Stay*Heal program, animals assisted by our Emergency Medical Care Fund, cats and dogs to sponsor, and more.