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Lost Pet Prevention
Every two seconds, a pet is lost in North America, according to the National Council of Pet Population Study & Policy and the National Humane Society. Over 10 million pets go missing every year, and one in three pets will be lost at some point in their life. Sadly, only one in ten missing pets is reunited with their owner.
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Overcoming Obstacles with a Shelter Dog
With up to 8 million animals entering shelters every year, finding the right rescue dog might be easier than you think. These dogs arenโt just petsโthey can become loyal companions, helping their owners face lifeโs challenges while overcoming their own. Read Article -
Should I Get Another Dog?
Have you been considering adopting another dog? Maybe you've had your furry friend for a while and have been wondering if he or she would like a sibling. Read Article -
Popular Hypoallergenic Dog Breeds
Maybe you're a dog parent who has always felt sympathy for those who are allergic to dogs. They are missing out on endless love, pets, and snuggles, after all. Conversely, maybe you?re someone who loves dogs and would love to own one in a heartbeat, Read Article -
A Brief Guide to Adopting a Senior Dog
Are you considering adopting a senior dog? Do you feel as if you're navigating uncharted territory? You're not alone. Our obsession with puppies is entirely understandable. Read Article -
Health Benefits of Pet Ownership
Whether you're a dog person, a cat lover, or have a soft spot for smaller animals like birds or rabbits, pets have a way of enriching our lives in ways we might not always expect. From offering emotional comfort to fostering a sense of responsibility, the bond we share with our pets brings numerous mental health benefits that are hard to overlook. Read Article -
What To Do If You Find a Stray Dog
We've all been there; you're driving down the road when you see a lonely dog aimlessly wandering around. This is especially gut-wrenching for pet parents. Read Article -
Mutts: What's Not to Love?
We think all dogs are pretty awesome, and if you're reading this then there's a good chance you agree. Every dog, no matter what breed, has their own unique personality, and will likely be a great fit for someone out there. Some dog parents like purebreds because you can pick the exact dog you want. Their temperament and behavioral traits, and even their shedding may be more predictable. However, there is a growing trend to adopt or rescue a mutt from a shelter. For many pet families, not knowing exactly what you're going to get is half the fun, but, it basically comes down to preference. So if you're looking to add a new pooch to your family soon, here are some of our top reasons to consider a mutt. Read Article -
Adopting Dogs Vs. Shopping For Dogs
Are you thinking about adding a dog to add to your family? There are many options to choose from when thinking about where to get a dog from. You can buy a puppy from a breeder, or you could go the adoption route and adopt a dog from your local animal shelter Read Article -
6 Signs You Are Ready For A Dog
Have you been dreaming of becoming a pup parent in the near future? If you're an animal lover, you'll probably ask yourself at one point in your life, "Am I ready for a dog?" Read Article -
Pure Breeds Vs. Mixed Breeds
When it comes to choosing a dog, the breed is probably one of the first thing you'll consider. The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognizes 195 different dog breeds, but there are actually countless others in existence, Read Article -
National Mutt Day
Do you know exactly what type of breed or breeds your dog is? Perhaps you rescued your wiggly butt from a shelter or off the street Read Article -
Most Kid-Friendly Dog Breeds
Dogs are a man's best friend, and they can be a kid's best friend too! Are you a dog lover Read Article -
4 Ways to Get Your Local Shelter Dogs Adopted for Clear the Shelters Day!
Clear the Shelters day is coming up on August 17th! With the goal of making this the best Clear the Shelters day ever, we're sharing our favorite tips on how you can clear your own local shelter on Saturday for Clear the Shelters day! Read Article -
Pet Overpopulation
According to the Humane Society of the United States, about 2.4 million healthy, adoptable cats and dogs - about one every 13 seconds - are put down in U.S. shelters each year.1 Despite this disheartening fact, pet overpopulation is still prevalent in America as it's often overlooked by many pet parents. Thousands of precious cats and dogs occupy shelters all across the US, often awaiting their demise. So what is the solution to pet overpopulation? It's simple - as pet parents we must have our pets spayed or neutered. In this way, we can help to effectively manage the pet population year-round. Read Article -
Why Should You Adopt Or Rescue A Pet?
Adding a four-legged member to your family is a wonderful way to bring home some fun and excitement, introduce responsibility to kids and really make a house feel like a home. If you're thinking about adding a new furry family member, that's great! But where do you start? There are plenty of options when it comes to picking out a new pet, but there are several reasons why you should consider adopting a pet from a local shelter or rescue organization. Read Article -
Homeless Animals - What Can You Do?
Homelessness in America not only affects people, it affects pets. Did you know that only 1 out of every 10 dogs born will find a permanent home? Homeless animals outnumber homeless people 5 to 1. Each year, approximately 2.7 million dogs and cats are killed every year because shelters are too full and there are not enough adoptive homes. Read Article -
Top 8 Reasons to Adopt, Not Shop
Have you been contemplating adding a pet to your family? Do you find yourself envisioning long walks to the park or imagining the tip tap of paws and claws hitting the floor? Read Article
