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| 2008  Cook Islands' Honey Issue: Masterpet April 2008 ( view large file)  Esther Honey Foundation  Paradise Found Volunteering at the Esther Honey Animal Clinic in the Cook Islands Publication: University of Glasgow Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Newsletter Issue 22: Spring 2008 (view large file) Pets on an Island Paradise Website: Petside.com January 2008 __________________________________ 2004  Dogs of Rarotonga Publication: Discover Magazine Issue: June 2004 (view)  Head of Esther Honey Foundation Visits Publication: Cook Islands Herald Issue: 10 April 2004 (view)   To the Rescue Publication: Animals Issue: Winter 2004 (view) French Polynesia Hosts the Country's First Spay/Neuter Clinic Publication: Compassionate Traveler Issue: March 2004  EHF VET TREK® Bora Bora Clinic Spays /Neuters 664 Animals Publication: Tahiti Beach Press: 2004 (view) ________________________________________ 2002   A Taste of Honey Publication: Animals' Voice Issue: 2002 (w/updates to reflect 2003 information) (view)  Challenges of Animal Protection on Island Nations Publication: A Humane Society International Project April 2002 (view) __________________________________ 2001   The Color of Compassion Publication: Animal Guardian Issue: Spring 2001 (view) |
2007 “What began as a little ‘thank you’ to a local dog has turned into a unique animal welfare organisation with volunteers spanning several continents and successes that have changed the face of history in the South Pacific."  Publication: Dogs Today Issue: June 2007 (view large file)  Help for animals in Raro Publication: Animals' Voice Issue: Winter 2007  A helping hand Petvolunteer Publication: Pet Magazine December 2007 (view)  Graduate fulfils island Dream Publication: Veterinary Times Issue: September 2007 (view) __________________________ 2006  Street Dogs in Paradise Publication: BARk Magazine Issue: Jan/Feb 2006 (view)  Keys Handed Over Publication: Cook Islands News August 27 2006 (view)  Volunteering in Rarotonga Publication: VETSCRIPT Issue: May 2006 (view)  Dogs of Rarotonga Publication:Intervet Connect Bursary Supplement Issue:Spring 2006 (view)  Volunteering for the Esther Honey Foundation Publication:NZVNA Journal Issue: March 2006 (view) | |||||||
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| 2008 (See above) Frischmann, Carol. "Pets on an Island Paradise" Petside.com January (2008) | ||||||||
2007 Karen Galvan. "A helping hand, Petvolunteer" PET MAGAZINE December (2007) "Fundraiser for Pacific Pets" COOK ISLANDS NEWS 10 0ctober (2007) "Graduate fulfils island Dream" Veterinary Times Sept (2007) Dr Jo Pollard. "Help for Animals in Raro." ANIMAL VOICE June (2007) Cohen, Hsin-yi. "The Dogs of Paradise." DOGS TODAY June (2007) "New Cages for Esther Honey." COOK ISLANDS NEWS 12 May (2007) (view) "Vet Services offered to outer islands." COOK ISLANDS NEWS 16 April (2007) (view) Black, Elisa. "Cats in Cooks now cool." City South News 19 April (2007) Romano, Sally."Cats now ‘caboodling’ in Cook Islands." Catmax Press Release 10 April (2007) Woodward, Dawn Marie. "OSU students headed overseas." OSU News & Communications 31 Jan (2007) | ||||||||
| 2006 DISCOVER MAGAZINE: "DOGS OF RAROTONGA" | ||||||||
 EHF volunteer veterinarian and author, Dr. Cynthia Mills’, fascinating and thought provoking article, “Dogs of Rarotonga”, is the highlight of Discover Magazine’s June 04 edition. While working at the Esther Honey Clinic in the Cook Islands, Dr. Mills collected DNA samples from Esther Honey patients for the Canine Genome Project, a multinational collaboration similar to the Human Genome Project. The DNA sampling (twirling a cytology brush between the dog’s cheek and gum) and digital portraits of each subject collected for the genome project elicited island wide attention and a phone call that “revamped” the doctor’s world view. Dr. Mills’ subsequent research, according to Discover Magazine, “reveals that turning a wild animal into man’s best friend has surprising evolutionary side effects.” Photos by award winning Australian photographer, Trent Parke, capture the Doctor Suess-like appearance and spirit of the island’s short- legged canines. The Esther Honey Clinic, volunteers and EHF ‘Dog Crossing’ street signs (placed along Rarotonga’s main road by volunteers) are also included in Parke’s spectacular Raro layout. The Sydney-based photographer who traveled to the Cook Islands to shoot “Dogs of Rarotonga” expressed praise for the Esther Honey services and volunteers. “He was impressed with the veterinary medicine,” Discover editors noted. “The local animal clinic there was like a mini M*A*S*H unit,” he said. “The conditions were so sparse -- the doctor performed operations under a single light bulb, in very hot and humid conditions.” The “Dogs of Rarotonga” should not be missed by anyone with even a passing interest in dogs. Cynthia Mills, Veterinarian and Science Writer is the Author of: The Theory of Evolution: What it is, Where it came from and Why it works; and articles for The BARK, Discover, Health, Smithsonian,The Sciences and The Boston Globe. Dr. Mills' latest work, "Second Chance", appears in the Oct.-Dec. 2006 Conservation in Practice Dr. Mills can be reached at: millscy@easystreet.com | ||||||||
| 2006 "Animal lover volunteering her services in Rarotonga" Kapi-Mana News 19 Dec. (2006) Dr. Barry Nicholls. "Desi-a Survivor" Anniston/Gadsden Christian Family Dec. (2006) Natalie Hoepp. "Technician in Paradise" Oregon Veterinarian Technician Assistant Association Winter (2006) "Vet Trek helps Aitutaki cats." Cook Islands News 21 Nov. (2006) (view) "Kind hearted English couple leave home for Esther Honey" Cook Islands News 17 Nov. (2006) (view) "Keys Handed Over" Cook Islands News 27 Aug. (2006) "Volunteering in Rarotonga." VETSCRIPT May (2006) Carolyn Todd and Morven McGregor. "Dogs of Rarotonga" INTERVET CONNECT /BURSARY SUPPLEMENT Spring (2006) Lovett, Sarah. "Volunteering for the Esther Honey Foundation" NEW ZEALAND VETERINARY NURSING JOURNAL Mar. (2006) Mills, Cynthia."Street Dogs in Paradise" BARK Jan/Feb (2006) | ||||||||
| 2005 Frischmann, Carol “Worlds Apart” DOG NOSE NEWS Mar. (2005) PETFRONT  | ||||||||
| 2004 “To the Rescue!” RSPCA ANIMALS Winter (2004) Prince, Jan, TAHITI BEACH PRESS Sept. (2004) Mills,Cynthia. “Dogs of Rarotonga. Evolution: Part 2 ” DISCOVER Science, Technology, and Medicine June (2004): 72-77. Harwood, Jonathan. “Esther Honey Founder Visits.” CINEWS 14 April (2004): 1 “Head of Esther Honey Foundation Visits.” COOK ISLANDS HERALD 10 April (2004): 4  "664 Animaux Operes En Cinq Semaines" LA DEPECHE BORA BORA Mar. 2004 "Esther Honey Fondation La Campagne De Sterilisation bat son plein." LA DEPECHE BORA BORA Feb. 2004. | ||||||||
| 2003 “Veterinary Practice in Paradise” ALABAMA VETERINARIAN. FALL (2003) McKenzie, Rosanne "A Taste of Honey Update.” KIAORANA.COM Online. FALL (2003) | ||||||||
| 2002 McKenzie, Rosanne. "Tours of Duty." ANIMALS’ VOICE AUTUMN (2002):14-17. "Volunteering in Rarotonga." VETSCRIPT Jan./Feb. (2002) "Compassion in the Cook Islands: Esther Honey Foundation Update." THE LATHAM LETTER SUMMER (2002): 17. | ||||||||
| 2001 Miskimins, Betsy. "The Color of Compassion." ANIMAL GUARDIAN SPRING (2001): 9-11. | ||||||||
| 2000 Mueller, Peter. "Consulting Under the Palm Trees. VetMed, MRCVS, Describes Consultations with a Difference." VETERINARY TIMES Jan. (2000) | ||||||||
| 1999 Mueller, Peter. "Volunteers for Paradise. Peter Meuller, VetMed, MRCVs, Describes a Heavenly Opportunity.” VETERINARY TIMES Sept. (1999) Richmond, Dudley. "South Pacific Locum.” THE BC VETERINARIAN Jun. (1999): 22-23. Verchere, Megan. “Ambleside Vet Heads for the South Pacific.” NORTH SHORE NEWS 7 Feb. (1999) 10 Mar. (1998): 25-26. | ||||||||
| 1998 Howe, Michele. "Puppy Love Takes Vet to the South Pacific." THE STAR LEDGER | ||||||||
| 1997 "Update on the Esther Honey Foundation." Editorial. THE LATHAM LETTER WINTER (1997) | ||||||||
| 1996 "The Esther Honey Foundation Provides Veterinarians for the Animals of the Cook Islands.This is a reminder that one person can make a difference.” THE LATHAM LETTER FALL (1996): 16-17. "Kind Hearts, Busy Hands Get Island Clinic up & Running." DVM NEWSMAGAZINE April (1996) | ||||||||
| 1995 Arends, Hank. “Salem Woman Starts Vet Clinic on Cook Islands. A vacation revealed the need for medical attention to the area’s neglected dogs and cats.” STATESMAN JOURNAL 18 Sept. (1995): D1 1+. “DVMs Volunteer Time, Supplies to Tiny Island's Beleaguered Canines." DVM NEWSMAGAZINE Oct. (1995) Tanber, George. "Veterinarian Heads to Pacific Isle Where Pets Outnumber the People." THE ANNISTON STAR 8 Dec. (1995): 1A 1+. | ||||||||
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