Here’s a heartwarming story from Angels for Animals, a shelter in Canfield, Ohio. For two years, an unruly Pit Bull named Hope lived at the shelter, and no one would adopt her because. . .
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As most of you surely know, Orvis commits 5% of pre-tax profits to protecting and sustaining the natural world—not only now, but for all who follow. Each year, the company and its customers support specific causes through the
Read MoreHere’s the latest wonderful rescue from Eldad Hagar of Hope for Paws. Nora is a sweet girl who was living in an industrial wasteland, but because of Eldad, she’s now at Bark N’ Bitches waiting to be adopted into a forever home. He even. . .
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A new show called “Lucky Dog,” which premiered last Saturday morning, features animal trainer and behaviorist Brandon McMillan visiting his local shelter to rescue “hard-to-love, out-of control, untrained, and unadoptable dogs.” Then he takes the dog back to his ranch for training before finding each one a home. It’s a great idea for a show because it both. . .
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My home state, New Hampshire, has a unique motto: “Live Free or Die.” Although Revolutionary War general John Stark had something else in mind when he wrote those words, it is easy to apply them to America’s animal-shelter problem. If there’s no place for dogs to live free, then thousands of them are euthanized every day across the country. But not in. . .
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What if I told you that a British company was going to raise $10,000 to be split between two charities: Cancer Research U.K. and Battersea Dogs Home. You’d think it was great, right? But here’s the kicker: that $10K is going to be raised by selling a $73,000 vacation for a dog! Something called the. . .
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