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It’s not always delivered in an exquisitely wrapped box, topped with a perfectly tied bow is almost too pretty to untie. Sometimes, a gift is an answered prayer that renews our faith. Or the moment we pull up to the drive-thru window, open our wallet to pay, only to be told by the cashier that someone has paid for our meal. Gifts are powerful tools. When it feels like we’re carrying the weight of the world, a stranger appears with a door held open. 

We are thankful for gifts, especially this year, when there have too many moments to count when burdens we shoulder are too heavy to bear. 

The month of November welcomes Thanksgiving and all its customary traditions: the food, the football and the families that celebrate them.

Traditions are as diverse as families, but we can agree that all are born out of a sense of pride that is years in the making, carefully crafted and uniquely curated. Many family traditions continue transcend the generations, whether it’s a favorite recipe, the specific manner of celebrating or a work ethic. 

In my family, one sustaining tradition emerged from the seeds of an entrepreneurial spirit, an enduring love for animals, and a desire to formulate the very best all-natural products for pets.

It’s summertime y’all! Kentucky summers are hot and humid but perfect for front porch sitting and plenty of sweet tea. We have beautiful Lake Cumberland located in the southern part of the state. The Kentucky River is super close to our plant and is great fun on a hot day. Kentucky has so much to offer during every season but summer in particular has so many great options.

March in Kentucky is a roller coaster.  For starters, there is March Madness to survive.  I am a Kentucky Wildcat fan since birth and that passion tends to make me a bit hyper over the basketball situation in March.  Then there is the weather.  It is crazy.  Snow one day and then beautiful and warm the next.  Let’s not rule out our tornado warnings mixed into the spring forecast.  Is it Winter?  Is it Spring?  According to Siri, spring begins on March 20th.  According to the mud, all the wild critters, deer, skunks, birds, my dogs constantly wanting in and out... it is definitely spring time in Kentucky.