Here’s a wonderful video produced by East Bay SPCA to promote adoption and spay-and-neuter programs. If this doesn’t get your foot tapping and put a smile on your face, you might. . .
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Rose and her sister Blaze were only about six weeks old when they were found as strays, and brought to the Fluvanna SPCA in Troy, VA. The street is no place for little ones! Although they were sweet and affectionate, it’s hard to put your best paw forward when you’re covered with fleas and ticks! But their luck was about to change…
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Today is National Puppy Day, an annual event to promote to both celebrate the love and joy that puppies bring to life, but more importantly to promote dog adoption around the world. The. . .
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Recently we received the following letter from Clark O’Neill, a guy with a big heart who knows a good dog bed as well as a good story…
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Say you’re a reasonably attractive plus-size dog who, through no fault of your own, ends up in a shelter. And although the staff at the shelter is very kind to you…
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In order for pets to be successfully adopted, sometimes a few tweaks are required. Here are the stories of a couple of little gals at the Animal Protection Society of Person County, North Carolina who needed some medical attention.
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A story on NPR yesterday focused on the movement to ban the sale of dogs at pet stores in many towns and cities across Florida.So far, at least 30 bans are in place in the Sunshine State, added to similar laws in California, New Jersey, and other states. Dog advocates argue that. . .
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Earlier this year, we posted many times about the stray dogs of Sochi, Russia; the horrible plans of the local government to cull the population by killing strays; and how many were being brought back to the U.S. for. . .
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Martin wasn’t stubborn and reactive…he was in pain!
Photo by Three Sisters Pet Rescue
We’ve all had the bad luck to be misunderstood! A pet that is perceived to have a behavior problem can be difficult to place. Sometimes, however, the underlying problem is medical — and treatable. For example, when Martin, a young Beagle, arrived at Three Sisters Pet Rescue in Cincinnati, Ohio, he’d been labeled “stubborn and reactive”
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Shannon Johnstone, a North Carolina-based photographer, stops by the Wake County Animal Center every week and takes one of the dogs to a local. . .
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