ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — In this Love 4 Pets, we have Woody, Zwei and Kanai, who are all up for adoption at the City of Albuquerque’s shelters.

Woody is looking for a loving home after going through the ringer. He came to Albuquerque Animal Welfare about a month ago after he was hit by a car. He’s healing from some pelvic fractures and is moving slowly so he can hang out in the backyard and go for short walks.

Woody is very smart and can sleep all night. They believe he is about nine years old and is believed to be a Lab mix. He’s very sweet and is house-trained.

Woody is set to be 100% ready soon. You can meet him in the video above or at the Eastside Animal Shelter (details).

We also have Zwei and Kenai.

Zwei:

An Australian Shepherd mix, Zwei is a little tripod who is a great companion, has wonderful manners and loves to lean into you for hugs. She walks beautifully on a leash and doesn’t miss a beat, even with only three legs.

Zwei is currently in foster care. If you are interested in adopting her, contact Albuquerque Animal Welfare to set up a time to visit her.

Kenai:

Kenai is a Labrador retriever mix. He is a friendly, affectionate boy who enjoys being around people and has good manners. He walks well on a leash and is very excited about exploring the world.

Kenai loves attention, toys (especially stuffed animals) and car rides. So, if you’re looking for an adventure buddy, you can meet him at the Westside Animal Shelter (details).

by The Source Staff, The Source – Bend, Oregon
April 21, 2026

Members of 100+ Women Who Care of Central Oregon have collectively donated $19,500 as of April 15 to M Perfectly, a Central Oregon nonprofit dedicated to ensuring the long-term success of women in recovery.

M Perfectly’s, mission is simple yet powerful: to equip women in recovery with the education, opportunities, and resources they need for long-term success. M Perfectly believes that when women are empowered to overcome their past and build a new future, they create a ripple effect of positive change that strengthens families, communities, and society as a whole. For more information, contact
hello@mperfectly.org or phone: 843-870-3844.

“This extremely generous investment from ladies from 100+ Women Who Care, will directly support the organization’s Wheels of Hope program, which hopes to provide three to four reliable vehicles each year to women working toward stability and independence,” said Ashley Smith, executive director for M Perfectly. “Through valued partnerships with COCC and Bar Towing, the vehicles become more than transportation; they will represent opportunity, dignity, and a pathway forward for women rebuilding their lives.”

With more than 180 members, 100+ Women Who Care Central Oregon meet quarterly to support local nonprofits that change lives in Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson counties. At each meeting, members nominate organizations, then listen to three short presentations, and vote for the recipient to receive funds. Each member donates $100 directly to the chosen nonprofit, and together those individual gifts add up to major community impact. Women also have a time to network with one another, plus learn more about how to support their community through collaboration and volunteerism. 

“Being involved with 100+ Women Who Care fills my heart. Each quarter, we make a collective donation that truly impact lives through the power of giving,” said Christi Haynes, leader of 100+ Women Who Care Central Oregon. “We make a difference.”  

Since its founding in 2014, 100+ WWCCO has raised more than $880,050 for more than 50 nonprofits in Central Oregon. The next meeting will be Monday, June 1, at the Council on Aging, 1036 NE 5th Street, Bend with networking starting at 5:15. Space is limited. RSVPs are appreciated. For information about membership, or nonprofit nomination and eligibility criteria, visit www.100wwcco.com.  

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ST. GEORGE, Utah (KUTV) — One person was hospitalized at the St. George Regional Hospital after a car rolled and caught fire just south of the Utah-Arizona border.

The Beaver Dam and Littlefield Fire Department in Arizona said its crews responded to the crash near the Black Rock Road exit – roughly two miles south of the state border – on Sunday night.

Upon arrival, crews put out the car fire and found the driver had left the scene. A single occupant, who was able to get out of the car on their own, was transported to the hospital by a Beaver Dam ambulance.

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Their condition has not been publicly released.

Details on what led to the crash and the condition of the driver were not immediately available.

The Beaver Dam and Littlefield Fire Department said law enforcement investigated the scene.

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