Every dog deserves a chance at a loving home regardless of breed or appearance. By addressing breed discrimination, understanding the factors influencing extended shelter stays, and implementing practical solutions, we can begin to help all dogs find their forever homes! Continue Reading >
If you love dogs, but they make you sneeze, read on! While all dogs produce some allergens, some have nonshedding coats and are considered more hypoallergenic! Life with a furry friend might be within reach! Continue Reading >
It's important to be vigilant and keep your dog away from any areas or items that could be harmful. Accidental poisoning can happen in an instant, but with a few simple precautions, we can prevent it from happening to our four-legged friends. Continue Reading >
Knowing first aid basics will allow you to provide immediate care to your dog in case of an emergency. By properly administering first aid, you can save your dog's life and prevent further injury! Continue Reading >
As you build your plan to make personal progress in 2023, factor in some resolutions for your dog ownership. Investing time and energy in your animal will undoubtedly also benefit your overall well-being in the coming year! Continue Reading >
Just like people, dogs use verbal and nonverbal means to communicate. Barking is the most commonly displayed means of canine communication, so it is a good idea to try to learn what your dog is trying to say when he barks! Continue Reading >
As dogs age, they tend to develop lumps and bumps... learn why and what to do when you find them on your senior dog. Continue Reading >
Learn the difference between an emotional support animal and a service animal! Continue Reading >
Dog ownership can run a hefty pricetag. Use this guide to save money where possible! Knowing you have the resources to pay for your pet’s needs will be a relief for you -- and even allow you to splurge on a fun toy for him every now and then! Continue Reading >
Often dogs have a hard time transitioning once summer is over. Help your dog as the kids head back to school with these helpful hints! Continue Reading >
One happy story of a senior dog's reintroduction to her long-forgotten crate. Continue Reading >
National Feed A Rescue Pet Week is here and organizers are looking for donations from animal lovers like you to help shelters meet the needs of the homeless pets in their care! Continue Reading >
Dog hair all over the place? Shedding is a natural occurrence in almost every dog. Learn how to help manage your dog's coat! Continue Reading >
Senior dogs make amazing companions and have a lot of love left to give. Check out these reasons why you should consider adopting an older pup! Continue Reading >
When temperatures drop, dogs need special care. Follow these tips and ideas to keep your dog safe from frostbite, hypothermia and other weather-related injuries this winter! Continue Reading >
All Hail, our new Dogs-In-Chief! Meet Major, President Biden's German Shepherd... the first ever shelter dog to live in the White House! Continue Reading >
As exciting as it is for humans, New Year's Eve can be scary and stressful for our dogs! Make sure your four-legged-friend is safe and happy during your celebration. Continue Reading >
Colby has been in our family for almost a decade... it is important to let her know how loved and appreciated she is, just for being her! Continue Reading >
Share some screen time with your dog this Thanksgiving. Watch the National Dog Show and give thanks for all dogs - purebred and mixed-breed! Continue Reading >
Autumn is a great time to be a dog! Be a good caretaker and know what dangers to be on the lookout for during the fall months to keep fido safe. Continue Reading >
Thinking about giving your dog a sibling? Be sure to take several factors into account before bringing home a second dog! Continue Reading >
Chemicals often found in Halloween candy can be deadly for dogs. Learn what to keep your furry friend far away from, and what to do if he ingests something dangerous! Continue Reading >
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