Summary
A golden retriever named Aspen won Newsweek's "Pet of the Week" after guarding its home from coyotes by watching from inside a window. Other featured pets include a foster fail cat named Ginger, two playful poodles named Remy and Reina, and a late dog named Ronan whose story inspired a book.
Key Facts
- Aspen, a golden retriever, was recognized as "Pet of the Week" for watching over its home in Arizona.
- Aspen protected its house from coyotes while staying indoors.
- A cat named Ginger was a foster fail, meaning she was supposed to be temporary but was adopted by her caretaker.
- Remy, a standard poodle, lived to 14 years and was known for his unique habits.
- Remy's companion, Reina, is a six-year-old poodle known for her mischievous nature.
- Ronan, a Glen of Imaal terrier, was significant in his owner Betsy Vereckey's life and inspired her to write a book.
