A lot goes into preparing a furry friend for their forever home. Meet Carissa and Austin, who volunteer their time and love to help animals at the Aurora Animal Shelter.
The city of Aurora works with the Monarch Watch Program to help tag Monarch Butterflies. Volunteers can help with this project in our open spaces during the fall.
Meet Peanut, a giant year-old English Lop Bunny. He's been at the shelter since June 10 and is described as lovable and full of charm. The folks at the shelter say, "He'll hop right into your heart."
Work is underway on a unique new place to play in Aurora. It's taking shape by our Morrison Nature Center and will encourage people of all ages and abilities to interact with and enjoy nature
The monarch butterfly's migration is still as mysterious as it is amazing to scientists and butterfly fans alike. These beautiful butterflies need our help, and one way to do this is by joining us in the Monarch Watch project.
Aurora's Park, Recreation and Open Space Department just hosted their annual Party for Pollinators event in the Aurora Water-wise Garden. It was a chance for all ages to learn about the importance of pollinators.
