Losing a doggo is just like losing a child because that’s basically how dog parents see their fur babies. It creates a lot of unwanted heartache and stress, but this problem can be avoided through microchipping. It’s not a silver bullet to this problem, but it …
Nova, a German Shepherd, was surrendered at the Junction City/Geary County Animal Shelter in Kansas weighing only 27 pounds. Her weight was less than half of the ideal for her breed. Moreover, it was very obvious that Nova was a victim of abuse as she had …
Dogs love playing games all the time, even if it means jumping into a pool full of water. No matter how silly they look, canines do everything to start doing the activity they’re so excited about. Thus, one Boston Terrier can’t help but whine and prance …
Fur parents know how persistent their canine buddies are with specific tasks. Though the odds sometimes aren’t in their favor, dogs still carry on with such activities just for the fun of it. Thus, two comical pups join forces in digging up a hole during one …
When you’re tired, you won’t care where you end up napping. Even if you’re sleeping in an uncomfortable place, you won’t mind so long as you can rest your weary body. Thus, a fur family going on a road trip snickers at the sight of their …
Living in the streets can make a dog feel so isolated. Only a lucky few can find friends because, usually, dogs are very territorial. They tend to get into some turf war where they protect their food sources. But because they are pack animals, they still …
Kristi Pylant works at the Hoke County Animal Shelter located in Fayetteville, North Carolina. When she was on his way to work one morning, she came across two puppies chained to the gate of the shelter. She got right out of her car to help the …
When Sam ran away from their home in Fort Benning, Georgia, in the summer of 2016, his fur dad, Michael Joy, never expected to see the Labrador Retriever and Siberian Husky cross ever again. Sure, they relentlessly looked for him for months after his disappearance. But …
In Saint Paul, Minnesota, a regular foster mom named Seneca Krueger took in Zelda, a six-year-old German Shepherd mix. The dog who came from a kill shelter in Texas was timid and scared. For the next seven months, Seneca showered Zelda with love and patience. Zelda …
