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I have tried to explain a Trans-Siberian Orchestra concert to people who have never seen one and it’s almost impossible.

You can tell them about the lasers, the pyro and the massive video screens. The incredible musicians and the Christmas music mixed with rock and classical music, but until you’re actually sitting in the arena and FEEL it? You really don’t understand....


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If there’s one thing that can make anyone’s home feel complete it’s a dog and there’s no better place to get one than the Idaho Humane Society.

Why Should You Consider Adopting a Pet From the Idaho Humane Society

It’s very common to hear the phrase “adopt don’t shop” but after visiting the Humane Society it is very easy to understand. The pooches are insanely ad...


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“See Spot Walk” brings pets and their people together for a fall walk and celebration while raising money for the Idaho Humane Society.

Fall is right around the corner, and one of the Treasure Valley’s favorite dog-friendly traditions is back.

See Spot Walk returns to Julia Davis Park, bringing pets and their people together for a one-mile walk along ...


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June is a 79-pound Great Pyrenees mix who loves her people, gets along with kids, and is ready for a home to call her own.

The post Meet June, a tall girl with a big heart appeared first on


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DAHO, USA — Even as peak summer season subsides for harmful algal blooms in the state of Idaho, the Idaho Humane Society is still warning residents — and their pets — of the dangers these blooms pose when water recreating.

With Labor Day weekend often the last chance for Idahoans to spend so...


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