Meet Rowdy! Ya gotta love a dog named Rowdy. And doesn’t he just look like he fits his name? This beautiful boy is being fostered by Dog Town Canine Rescue in Carson City, NV. Here’s what their website has to say about this handsome boy.
Continue reading Shelter Sunday: Dog Town Canine Rescue / Carson City, NV
The Celtic Club of Ohio has a tradition that is in its 8th year this month: sponsoring a pet food drive during the month of March, under the moniker of St. Pets Day.
This came in 2nd place in Chevy’s contest, so not sure we’ll ever see it on the air, but it’s a great commercial!
Continue reading Chevy Commercial Featuring Rescue Dogs
’nuff said!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
‘Nuff said.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Have a great story about your dog? Share it at www.YMHDog.com The stories will be compiled into a book, and for every book sold, $5 will be donated to The Shelter Project initiative to help find homes for shelter and rescue dogs.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Meet Buttercup! This cutie-pie is currently being sheltered by Canine Commitment in Gorham, ME (near Portland). Here’s what their website has to say about her:
Continue reading Shelter Sunday: Canine Commitment / Gorham, ME
URGENT -we are losing our lease and must find safe placement for ELEVEN wonderful dogs by November 30th. We are WAIVING all adoption fees through the end of November. To complete an online adoption application go to http://members.petfinder.com/
This rescue is located in Cincinnati, OH.
Meet Sundance! She is currently living in a foster home with NOLA Lab Rescue in Destreham, LA. Here’s what their website has to say about this cutie. Continue reading Shelter Sunday: NOLA Lab Rescue / Destrehan, LA
In honor of the 10th anniversary of the tragedy at Ground Zero, a new book has been published showcasing photographs of the search and rescue dogs from 9/11 that are still alive. Of the 100 original dogs, only twelve are left. Thought you might enjoy seeing some of the photos. If you’re interested in the book, titled Retrieved by Dutch photographer Charlotte Dumas, it is available on Amazon. And here’s a link to the article describing the book from the UK’s Daily Mail. Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: Remaining Search & Rescue Dogs from September 11, 2001