Allison Berry

1 week ago | elitedaily.com | Allison Berry

Prepping for a music festival is one thing (hello, outfit planning!), but actually being there is something else entirely. Hearing your favorite artists live, feeling the crowd’s energy, and making shared core memories can bring out the most authentic version of you. But for people with plaque psoriasis, that sense of self-expression can be more challenging if they’re covering up their plaques, even if they’re small.

Jun 17, 2024 | katu.com | Allison Berry

A Portland cat named Kevin let his curiosity get the better of him when he ate a sewing needle, which then impaled into his nasal cavity - but luckily, a vet team was able to save the day!DoveLewis says that Kevin is known for his curious nature, and he recently snuck into a child's room where a sewing project was laid out. Kevin decided to try a little taste of the sewing needle.... which became lodged in his mouth, impaling through his hard palate and into his nasal cavity.

Jun 17, 2024 | kval.com | Allison Berry

PORTLAND, Ore. — A Portland cat named Kevin let his curiosity get the better of him when he ate a sewing needle, which then impaled into his nasal cavity - but luckily, a vet team was able to save the day!DoveLewis says that Kevin is known for his curious nature, and he recently snuck into a child's room where a sewing project was laid out. Kevin decided to try a little taste of the sewing needle.... which became lodged in his mouth, impaling through his hard palate and into his nasal cavity.

Jun 17, 2024 | nbc16.com | Allison Berry

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Jun 11, 2024 | katu.com | Allison Berry

A little fawn was stranded on a cliff at the Nehalem River on Sunday, with hungry coyotes circling below - but the day was saved thanks to two TCSO crewmembers! The Tillamook County Sheriff's Office says that on June 9 Marine Deputy Dennis Greiner and Marine Cadet Brodie Cloud launched a boat on the Nehalem to retrieve a canoe from a June 6 incident. While navigating the water they saw two coyotes on an island interested in something on the other side of the river.