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It has been determined that the website listed is genuine. However, the site owners have since retired, and someone is illegally using their website with an alternative phone number. Continue Reading →
On Sunday, February 11th, Puppy Bowl XX will air on Animal Planet. This year, 131 puppies from 73 shelters and rescues across 36 states will be competing. Each one will be picture perfect, clean, happy and playing to win. What we won’t see are the horrible conditions that so many of these puppies came from. Guardians of Rescue helping animals left out in the cold temperatures. Continue Reading →
Aside from giving a loving home to a pet in need, adopting diverts money away from the inhumane puppy mill industry that churns out millions of puppies annually for sales through pet stores and online retailers. Continue Reading →
Pet parents should remember chocolate is toxic for dogs and should be kept out of reach. Other common food items that can be poisonous to dogs include onions, raisins, and grapes, which may be included in Thanksgiving staples such as stuffing, green bean casserole and more holiday favorites. Continue Reading →
Evie’s foster tells us, “She is the definition of a low maintenance dog. House trained, crate trained, non destructive and barely barks. All she wants is love. Her perfect home would be someone who wants a lapdog…because this girl loves to cuddle.” Continue Reading →
Outdoor family-fun event is scheduled for Sunday, October 22nd from 12:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at 101 Field Point Road in Greenwich, Connecticut. Continue Reading →
Fiction: Only certain “types” of dogs end up in shelters. Dogs of all sizes, ages, activity levels, and breeds are in shelters.
Fact: Mixed breed dogs tend to be healthier as they are often less prone to inherited disorders. Continue Reading →
Dogs, cats, puppies and kittens will be fee-waived at Best Friends Lifesaving Center in NYC this weekend.
This year has been a tougher year for U.S. animal shelters than 2022, which already experienced a setback in lifesaving. Dog and cat populations continue to climb as many shelters were already at capacity Continue Reading →
Some dogs love to swim, but that doesn’t mean that all dogs do. In fact, there are some breeds of dogs that tend to not be able to swim at all due to their body structure. Continue Reading →
