The rescue will be closed from December 22, 2024, through January 5, 2025. This break will allow our hard-working volunteers to enjoy the holiday season with their 2- and 4-legged family members. We’ll be back after January 5th. Please feel free to apply now and your application will be processed when we return from break.
Happy New Year to our donors, volunteers, friends, followers, and supporters. Please enjoy your New Year's celebration responsibly. You wouldn't want to let your dog down by not making it home safely.
January is "Walk Your Pet Month," a time dedicated to encouraging dog owners to embrace the outdoors with their furry friends. This initiative serves as a reminder of the benefits regular walks provide for pets and their owners. Walking your dog offers numerous advantages, including: Physical Health: Regular walks help maintain a healthy weight, improve […]
Every January, we observe Unchain a Dog Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of granting our canine companions the freedom they deserve. Dogs, with their boundless energy and unwavering loyalty, thrive on love, companionship, and the freedom to explore their world. Unfortunately, many dogs around the globe suffer from being tethered […]
January is celebrated as "Train Your Dog Month," a time dedicated to promoting the importance of training and socializing your canine companion. This month-long event encourages dog owners to focus on developing positive behaviors in their pets through consistent and effective training methods. Whether you have a new puppy or an older dog, training is […]
Did you know that January 2 is National Pet Travel Safety Day? The http://ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) provided safety tips for taking the scenic route with our furry companions! Don’t forget your pet’s rabies vaccination records. Some states require this proof at certain interstate crossings. Keep your pet in a well-ventilated crate or carrier. Don’t […]
National Cuddle Up Day, celebrated on January 6th, is the perfect occasion to embrace the warmth and comfort of cuddling, which offers numerous physical and emotional benefits. Whether it's a three-dog night (a night so cold it takes three dogs to cuddle up with to stay warm) or only slightly chilly, cuddling releases oxytocin, which […]
