EntomoBiotics Inc. sponsors several websites devoted to assembling information on animal and plant life on the North American Continent. Often, the materials displayed on these websites are provided by viewers, who seek more information on an organism or botanical they have found and photographed or otherwise described. We invite inputs and inquiries of this nature, which may be e-mailed directly to us via jerry.cates@entomobiotics.com.
Our website devoted to North American Animal Life is BugsInTheNews.Info. This is our updated version of our original website, at www.bugsinthenews.com, whose content is slowly being rearranged and moved to the new site. On this website are found monographs on insects, spiders, snakes, mammals, etc. We invite comments, critiques, and–above all–new content.
Because we love the botanical world so much, we devoted much space on the original www.bugsinthenews.com to discussions on wildflowers and plant life. However, we noticed that these discussions were dwarfed by those on animals, and in the new format, adding taxonomical categories for the Plantae interfered with the listings on Animalia. This led us to create a new website, BudsInTheNews.Info, devoted strictly to plant life. On this website are found monographs on trees, wildflowers, vines, etc. As with our other websites we invite comments, critiques, and–above all–new content.
Besides our own websites, we find certain other websites on the Internet that provide superlative, special services. One of these, Chuckling Hound Pet Ranch, is the gateway to information on a recently opened dog and cat pet resort operated by Adette and David Soliz, in Cedar Creek, Texas. I know Adette and David personally, and often visit their 30-acre ranch in the oaken forest of Bastrop County. I’ve witnessed the passionate way they love and care for the animals they rescue, bring back to health, and find homes for throughout Central Texas. Now they have expanded their operation to include boarding dogs and cats for pet owners who are looking for a place where their pets will be loved and cared for with the special attention that Adette and David lavish on the animals they work with.
Adette and David have made a commitment to providing an environment for dogs and cats that is free of pesticides. They use only non-toxic habitat modifiers to create a setting that does not nurture or attract pests. Anyone in Central Texas in need of a place to keep their pets — whether for a day or an extended stay — should contact Adette and David about their Pet Ranch. Click on the link to their website for more information.
Sincerely
Jerry Cates
President & CEO
EntomoBiotics Inc.