NOCO Pets

From Foster to Forever

Roger and Anita Radcliffe, who owned 101 spotted puppies in the animated Disney movie, “101 Dalmatians,” have nothing on Amy Cherry, a foster...

Peculiar Pets

Ann-Elizabeth Nash hangs a collage of her dogs on her wall with an obligatory picture of her husband cuddling one of them. It’s the kind of memento...

Keeping a Tight Leash

By: Ty Davis It’s an idyllic scenario for a dog owner to be able to let their pet off-leash: to walk in the neighborhood, play in the park or roam...

Saying Goodbye

In her 34 years of practice, Fort Collins veterinarian Lisa McCarthy had euthanized pets and consoled grieving owners. She even had to put many of...

Keeping Kitty Safe

Other than flopping on visitors’ feet and offering up his belly before they make it to the living room, Atlas’ favorite activity is spending time on...

Pet Agencies Adapt

By Dan England | Photos by Josh Polson SHELTERS NOW OFFER MATCH-MAKING AND A HELPING PAW TO FRUSTRATED ADOPTERS Hannah Fields always wanted a Jack...

Pet Proofing your Home

If you’re a pet owner, odds are you’ve come home to an unpleasant surprise: trash on the floor or pieces of a treasured heirloom, accompanied by...

Something good’s burning in the neighborhood, and it’s more than just candles. 🕯️

Meet 11-year-old Kinzie Sargent, the kid behind Kinzie’s Kandles, a business she started at just 5 years old to give back to her community. What began as a family hobby during the pandemic has turned into thousands of sold candles, partnerships with the Colorado Eagles and Visit Loveland, and even a signature “Zamboni Wax” scent that fans can’t get enough of.

Kinzie’s story is proof that when passion meets purpose, the light spreads fast. Read the full story linked in our stories.

{Community giving, handmade candles, young entrepreneur, Loveland Colorado, small business spotlight, Northern Colorado, visit Loveland, inspiring stories, local businesses, kid entrepreneur, community stories}

21 0
Open
Something good’s burning in the neighborhood, and it’s more than just candles. 🕯️ Meet 11-year-old Kinzie Sargent, the kid behind Kinzie’s Kandles, a business she started at just 5 years old to give back to her community. What began as a family hobby during the pandemic has turned into thousands of sold candles, partnerships with the Colorado Eagles and Visit Loveland, and even a signature “Zamboni Wax” scent that fans can’t get enough of. Kinzie’s story is proof that when passion meets purpose, the light spreads fast. Read the full story linked in our stories. {Community giving, handmade candles, young entrepreneur, Loveland Colorado, small business spotlight, Northern Colorado, visit Loveland, inspiring stories, local businesses, kid entrepreneur, community stories}

It`s November 1 and we`re getting into the holiday spirit! NOCO Style`s November issue is finally here! This month`s edition is packed with gift ideas for everyone on your list, tips for being a good holiday host, home bakers and more! So grab a cup of coffee, get cozy and dive into the world of NOCO Style - your ultimate guide to living your best life in Northern Colorado!

#nocostylemagazine #nocostyle #nocolocals #holidayissue

47 3
Open
It's November 1 and we're getting into the holiday spirit! NOCO Style's November issue is finally here! This month's edition is packed with gift ideas for everyone on your list, tips for being a good holiday host, home bakers and more! So grab a cup of coffee, get cozy and dive into the world of NOCO Style - your ultimate guide to living your best life in Northern Colorado! #nocostylemagazine #nocostyle #nocolocals #holidayissue