Sarah Dubetz is a journalist at Castanet Kamloops and Castanet Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, health and wellness, and climate change, with a particular focus on pets, veterinary care, diet, and nutrition. Sarah's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her commitment to informing readers about the intersection of animal care and environmental issues.
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Sarah Dubetz's coverage is focused on light-hearted and entertaining local news, with an emphasis on oddities, pets, music, and cultural traditions. If you are looking to reach out to her for potential coverage or collaboration, consider offering unique stories related to local events in Canada (particularly British Columbia and Kelowna), amusing animal antics or heartwarming pet stories that would resonate with a broad audience.
For example, if you have insights into quirky cultural traditions or musical events in the region that align with Sarah's focus areas of entertainment news and oddities. Local businesses focusing on house & home may also find opportunities for coverage by reaching out regarding unique products or services related to pets or cultural activities within the community.
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Baby elephant Tula-Tu swims with mom and dad
Dog loves her new bathrobe. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Dog enjoys the water.
By: Sarah Dubetz
The Similkameen Sizzle is seeking volunteers to make this year's hot pepper festival a scorcher.
By: Sarah Dubetz
The Similkameen Sizzle is seeking volunteers to make year's hot pepper festival a scorcher.
We look through windows every single day, yet the fact we can see a clear image through them is actually kind of amazing - this video explains why.
Dog takes "Let it Go" to a whole new level. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) Dog loves her new bathrobe.
Jellyfish spins in diver's bubble ring
This dog can clearly communicate. Too cute!
Golf balls are covered in hundreds of tiny dimples, but those little craters are doing much more than making the ball look unusual. In this video, we explore the surprising history and science behind golf ball dimples, from an accidental discovery by early golfers to the aerodynamic principles that help a modern golf ball fly farther.
Cow creates hilarious optical illusion. How does this story make you feel? (0 total votes) This dog can clearly communicate. Too cute!
