Pets


How to: Cope With Missing Your Pets

Another semester is here, and many of us find ourselves back on campus (or at least out of our childhood bedrooms for once). On one hand, we finally have the opportunity for some limited social interaction that's not on Zoom; however, for some of us this also comes at a serious cost: no more quality time with our pets. Flyby is here with some hopefully helpful suggestions for filling this void in your heart!


Allstonians Call on Harvard to Support Public Dog Park

The petition proposes a number of sites between Lincoln Street, which abuts the Massachusetts Turnpike, and the Charles River. This area includes Harvard Business School and the University's athletics complexes.


Illegal Pets: Piñata the Beta Fish

"He loves to go out. I really contemplated taking him somewhere with me in his little travel case. I’m planning on taking him to one of our blocking/linking group dinners."


Legal Pets: A 140lb Dog in Wigg

College students can barely take care of themselves, much less their pets, but luckily proctors seem a little more responsible. Following up on missing mice and cannibal hedgehogs, both of these campus pets seem to be living the good life in Harvard Yard. Enjoy the fourth and final installment in this Flyby miniseries!


Illegal Pets: Paper the Hamster and Laddy the Leopard Gecko

College students can barely take care of themselves, much less their pets. This hasn’t stopped a few brave souls though—read their horror stories, their delights, and that one time they brought their mouse to Lowell Lecture Hall in a Starbucks cup. Enjoy the third part in this miniseries here!:


Illegal Pets: Beatrice the Cannibal Hedgehog

College students can barely take care of themselves, much less their pets. This hasn’t stopped a few brave souls though—read their horror stories, their delights, and that one time they brought their mouse to Lowell Lecture Hall in a Starbucks cup. Enjoy the second in this miniseries here!:


Illegal Pets: Dillan the Field Mouse

College students can barely take care of themselves, much less their pets. This hasn’t stopped a few brave souls though—read their horror stories, their delights, and that one time they brought their mouse to Lowell Lecture Hall in a Starbucks cup. Read the first post in this miniseries here:


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