With approximately 7.6 million animals entering shelters across the nation every year, it is important that pet owners know spaying and neutering their pets can dramatically reduce the problem of pet overpopulation and help their pets live a longer and more healthy life. In 2016, Operation Kindness performed 2,875 spay/neuter surgeries. Operation Kindness makes sure… Continue reading Spaying and Neutering Saves Lives
Tail wagging and head held high on a warm September day, Lexi, the 3-year-old pit bull walked out of Operation Kindness with her new family to start her new life at her forever home. It did not take long before she fell asleep comfortably with her head in the lap of her new owner Kalyn… Continue reading Finding a Forever Home
With over 400 student organizations at the University of North Texas, students have many options for organizations to join, but they can also create new ones like the members of UNT Compliments did. UNT Compliments was founded as social media accounts by junior Haley Barnes in August of 2013 to spread positivity to UNT… Continue reading Spreading Positivity to UNT
Sitting on a table in front of a class of around 30 UNT students, Dale Yeatts, Ph.D., discusses sociological theorists such as August Comte, Emile Durkheim and Max Weber. While he cracks a few jokes and silly remarks, Yeatts engages his students in lively conversations about ideas such as Durkheim’s collective conscious. With his many main… Continue reading Researching to Change The World
