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Is It Okay To Change My Rescue Dog’s Name?

Fluffy, Blackie, Fido, Pooty—not every dog name is a winner. When you adopt a new dog into your home, they most likely already have a name given to them either by previous owners or the shelter. You’ve agreed to do what’s best for your new pup for the rest of their life, but does that mean keeping a name you don’t like? Many people worry that changing a dog’s name will confuse them or cause emotional distress. The situation will … Read more

Dog Who Only Knew Abuse Now Has Unconditional Love

Joanna realized her calling four years ago when she took in a hedgehog who had been kept in a cage with another male hedgehog and was in terrible shape. Male hedgehogs, like other male animals, will fight if left together. Banjan needed care, as he had lost ears to fighting while with his previous owner and was covered in fleas and mites. In the months it took to nurse him back to health, Joanna and her partner, Rory, fell in … Read more

Thousands Of Facebook Users Step Up To Help Dying Man Rehome His Dog

This summer Walter Hollier received the devastating news that he has terminal liver cancer. Given an estimated three to six months to live, he began making final arrangements. The most heartbreaking of those tasks was finding new homes for his cherished dogs, Doc and Diego. Hollier knew that Doc would make a wonderful family pet, but was panic stricken about what might become of Diego. On Friday, Hollier took to Facebook in search of a single kind-hearted soul. Instead, he … Read more

Overjoyed Dog Howls With Happiness When He’s Finally Reunited With His Owner

When Travis Allen’s dog got loose shortly after Christmas, he wasn’t sure he’d ever see his best friend again. Four-year-old Chipper was with Allen visiting family in Warner Robins, Georgia when he got lost. Desperate to get Chipper back, Allen stayed a few extra days searching everywhere he could for his lost dog. He called local shelters and businesses while patrolling the streets near where Chipper got away, but there was no sign of the missing dog. Eventually, Allen was … Read more

Which Hotels Allow Dogs? 9 Pet-Friendly Chains For Every Budget

Almost everyone loves going on vacation or out of town for a getaway, whether near or far. If you’re one of those people, you know that there is a down side: leaving your beloved pup behind. But, what if you didn’t have to? With many cities becoming more dog-friendly, it should be no surprise that lots hotels are, too! If you want your pup to tag along for your next adventure — or if you’re headed on a long road … Read more

Is It Normal For My Dog To Always Act Like They’re Starving?

While some dogs peeve their owners with picky appetites, most are happiest when scarfing down everything that looks remotely edible. It doesn’t matter what they eat, how much they eat, or when their last meal was, these chow hounds never seem to be satisfied. They’ll break out the hungry eyes at every chance they get, and it’s natural for dog owners to feel concerned about their pets’ seemingly insatiable appetites. But no matter how much they whine and beg, most … Read more

Fetch-Playing Dog Can’t Figure Out Why The “Balls” Keep Disappearing

This pup loves three things: walks, snow, and fetch. Unfortunately, the last two don’t work out well together, but he hasn’t seemed to notice! Twitter user @yge_ao01 posted this video of a walk they took with their Shiba Inu dog. The playful pup must have wanted to play a game of fetch, and without a ball, his owner must’ve had to improvise. Snowballs may not make for the best game of fetch, but we’re enjoying it! This dog seems eager … Read more

Don’t Have Hours to Make Bone Broth for Your Senior Dog? Try This Simple Alternative

In recent years, bone broth has become increasingly popular among senior dog owners. Our recent survey to iHeartDogs readers shows that many dog parents see benefits in the following areas: Appetite encouragement: Bone broth is a perfect meal for senior dogs that are picky eaters, or simply don’t have an appetite. Digestive health: Bone broth is rich in glycine from gelatin and helps support a healthy metabolism. Supports healthy and flexible joints: Glucosamine and collagen are key nutrients in bone broth, and in … Read more

Dog With Heartbreaking Message On Name Tag Gets Rescued, Then Returns The Favor

Two years ago, Mercedes Trujillo was at college in Utah when she got a text from her stepmom about a dog that her sister had nearly run over. The pup was wearing a name tag that read: “My name is Lilly. If you found me, pls keep me. My fam can’t & I need love” The heartbreaking photos of a scared dog with a tag on her collar resonated with Mercedes, and she had the feeling that this dog was the … Read more

Petition To Include Pet Food In Food Stamps Gathers Over 90k Signatures

Pet parents consider their companions to be family, so what happens when they fall on hard times, gaining assistance to feed the household – but get no help for their pets? This question was posed in a petition that has gone viral. When Edward B Johnston Jr. encountered a rough patch and enrolled in his local Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), he learned that the food stamps did not include food for his beloved dog. He wrote in the petition: “Unfortunately, … Read more

Get Your FREE Digital Issue Of Modern Dog Magazine!

We never get tired of hearing about dogs – that’s why we love Modern Dog Magazine! Every issue has lots of fun, informative content for dog parents, including training help, health information, and lots of tips and tricks to make our dogs’ lives better! Right now you can get the current digital issue of Modern Dog Magazine and join their weekly newsletter for FREE! This means you’ll be sent adorable pups straight to your inbox every week. You’ll also get … Read more

Ever Wonder Why Some Dogs Don’t Like Hugs? This Will Tell You

If dogs could talk, they’d most likely have something to say about our favorite saying, “When all else fails, hug the dog.” It’s not that our four-legged friends don’t appreciate affection, but most canine behaviorists agree hugs and dogs don’t mix. Hugging is one of our favorite ways to show affection and comfort, and it’s hard to understand that dogs–the pets we feel so connected with—don’t agree. Dogs and humans have managed to form intimate relationships despite glaring differences, and … Read more

“Downward Dog” Sign Encouraging Owners To Clean Up Dog Poo Goes Viral

Julie Murden, of Dullingham, Cambridgeshire, shared a cute sign she spotted on a walk in her village with the Dullingham Village Community Group with no idea how quickly the picture would go viral. She has been trying to find the person who created the sign, but nobody has come forward yet and the original sign has been removed. The original Facebook post has been shared more than 85k times, and there’s no telling how far across Twitter and Instagram this picture may … Read more

10 Signs Your Dog May Be Ready To Cross The Rainbow Bridge

When the time comes to say goodbye, all dog parents hope their pets peacefully pass away after a long, happy life. The unfortunate reality, however, is senior dogs and dogs suffering from illness or injury most often rely on their owners to know when it’s time to cross the Rainbow Bridge. Choosing to end a life—a life you’ve cherished as part of the family—is an impossibly difficult decision, but preventing suffering is your biggest concern. No one wants their best … Read more

3 Reasons Why Your Dog Needs To Know Their Name

We’ve all been that person frantically calling our dog’s name only to have them do everything possible to pretend we don’t exist. Not only is this scenario frustrating and embarrassing, it’s also dangerous. The first thing people do when bringing home a new dog is play the name game. They think long and hard about the perfect names for their prized pooches, but most spend significantly less time working on name recognition. Copper, Bailey, Luna, and Jewels are at a … Read more

Scotland Announces Immediate Ban On Electric Shock Collars

It’s not unusual for pet owners in the U.S. to train their dogs with electric shock collars, but as of Wednesday, the collars are officially banned in Scotland. The collars work by emitting small electrical shocks either at the push of a button or when the dog barks. While supporters of the product claim it’s an easy way to train a dog, animal advocates are calling the collars “cruel and ineffective.” The Scottish government announced in November a proposed plan … Read more

Dog Behaviorist Says Dogs Need Vacations Just As Much As People

There are a lot of things humans and dogs have in common—a need for love, an appreciation for comfy beds, a love of food—and new information shows a need for vacation time is also on that list. Canine behaviorist and host of the British TV show “Dogs Behaving Badly” Graeme Hall suggests dogs get stressed the same way humans do. And like their two-legged owners, dogs need vacations to get back on track. According to Hall’s research, vacations help dogs … Read more

5 Causes Of Canine Incontinence & How To Help Your Dog Manage It

Canine incontinence occurs when an otherwise housetrained dog is no longer able to control its bladder. It is most commonly seem in adult and senior spayed females, but can occur in dogs of any age, sex or breed. This difficult medical issue is heartbreaking to witness and stressful for everyone involved. In order to treat the problem and make your pup more comfortable, you first need to identify the cause. Note: urinary incontinence is not to be confused with frequent, … Read more

Virginia Senator Aims To Pass Three New Laws To Protect Pets

Protecting pets is on the political agenda this week as Virginia Senator Bill Stanley pushes for new animal-friendly laws. Stanley doesn’t keep it a secret he’s an all-around animal lover, and he wants to use his voice and position with local government to improve life for the dogs, cats, and other animals that end up in the shelter system. https://www.facebook.com/stanleyforsenate/photos/a.10152248961838628.1073741827.351006673627/10153768586403628/?type=3&theater The first of his proposed bills, Bill number 32,  calls for the establishment of a state-wide database listing the names … Read more

The Top 7 Hotel Chains For Traveling With Your Dog

Your dog is part of the family, so why wouldn’t you want to include them in your family vacation? Finding a hotel that accepts dogs can be difficult, so we’ve found the 7 best hotel chains that will welcome your canine companion. Not every location of these chains accepts pets, and each hotel might have its own fees or size / breed restrictions, so it’s best to call the location you want to visit ahead of time. Keep in mind … Read more

How To Help Your Rescue Dog Gain Confidence

From being abandoned by people they thought they could trust to surviving abuse and neglect, adopters can’t always relate to the trauma and obstacles their rescue dogs endure. Some dogs face each new challenge and path in life with optimism and courage, but others learn through past experiences to be shy and fearful. Even after making it out of the shelter and being adopted by a loving family, a lack of confidence can interfere with a rescue dog’s ability to … Read more

New Study Uncovers The Real Reason Why Your Dog Has A Penchant For Poop

Watching a dog munch on a pile of poop is enough to turn anyone’s stomach. Humans are revolted by this undesirable type of appetite, and some dog owners dislike it so much it’s the reason they give their dogs away. Dog owners can’t understand why their beloved pup chooses to eat poop, but new research suggests dogs are only doing what comes naturally. Benjamin Hart, a veterinarian with the Center for Animal Behavior, formed a team to find real answers. … Read more

Cancer Patient Gets The Best Surprise Ever When She’s “Showered With Puppies”

On January 7, a brave California native battling brain cancer lived out a fantasy thanks to family, friends and a big pile of puppies from Sacramento’s public animal shelter! 28-year-old Courtney Gessford was diagnosed with a lemon-sized brain tumor three-and-a-half years ago. In that time, she has endured three brain surgeries, radiation treatments, and is currently undergoing chemotherapy. Throughout her debilitating migraines and gruelling treatments, Gessford has taken comfort in Clyde, her family’s dog. In fact, she and her friend, Maris … Read more

10 First Aid Tips Every Dog Owner Needs To Know

Accidents, illnesses, and injuries can happen at any time. Are you prepared to care for your dog in an emergency situation? You may know the basics of first aid like bandaging a cut, but do you know what to do if your dog is choking? What if they break a leg? Or stop breathing? Will you be prepared to face one of these severe emergencies? Stopping to Google could mean the difference between life and death for your fur child. … Read more

New Kentucky Bill Protects People Who Save Pets In Cars

The Kentucky Senate recently passed a bill that will grant civil immunity to those who take action to rescue pets from hot cars. This is a giant leap for Kentucky, which has come in dead last in animal protection laws on an annual list from the ALDF that ranks by state for 11 years in a row. SB 8 was introduced by Senator Danny Carroll and passed with a vote of 35 to 1. This is great news for pets, … Read more

Stunt Performer Steve-O Befriends A Street Dog & Can’t Go Home Without Her

You may know Steve-O from his crazy antics, stunts, and pranks, particularly on the Jackass series. What you may not know is that the vegan TV personality is also a dog lover and animal activist! While in Peru on a mountain climbing trip, Steve-O decided to try to befriend a stray dog that might want to accompany him on his adventure. After purchasing a bag of dog food in order to break the ice with the local street pups, he had very … Read more

More Than 30 Shelter Dogs Show Symptoms Of Potentially Deadly “Strep Zoo” Infection

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control‘s east Valley shelter is battling a highly contagious and potentially deadly upper respiratory infection. More than 30 dogs are currently displaying symptoms. Officials say at least one dog passed away after testing positive for the bacterium, Streptococcus Zooepidemicus, commonly referred to as “Strep Zoo.” Test results for two other recently deceased dogs are pending. Strep Zoo is treatable if caught in its early stages and all of the symptomatic dogs have been put on antibiotics, says … Read more

Intuitive Stress Dog Helps Naval Base Battle Suicide Statistics

According to the Department of Defense, at least 130 active military service members took their own lives in the first half of 2017. The steady rise in military suicides has caused medical facilities to reach for new, unique treatments. A naval clinic on Maryland’s Joint Base Andrews has found a highly effective (and adorable) method for comforting its sailors and marines – a Golden Retriever/Yellow Lab mix named Brad! Senior Chief Brad spends his days weaving throughout the military clinic’s waiting … Read more

Dog Steals Stuff From Around The House & His Haul Is Hilarious

We love our canines for all their endearing quirks, and this woman’s pooch is a bit of a kleptomaniac! Francesca Emmingham of the United Kingdom posted a Twitter thread of her pup’s adorable antics that went viral. The mischievous Doxie, named Flynn, enjoys taking his family’s belongings for himself. But the thief is so cute, his photos have been liked nearly 30,000 times in just 24 hours! (Anyway, who could ever be mad at that face?) “Who wants to see a … Read more

My Dog Is Always Chewing On Their Paws – What Can I Do To Help?

Chewing of the toes and paws is a common behavior among dogs. While some degree of biting and licking is normal, dogs with red, swollen paws or chronic saliva staining likely have an underlying medical problem. There are several reasons a dog may chew their paws such as dry skin, wounds, growths, irritants like burrs or ticks, anxiety and allergic skin disease. Whatever the cause of the irritation, paw-chewing can lead to pain, limping and secondary yeast or bacterial infections. It … Read more

Zoomies Get The Best Of This Dog In The Middle Of A Wedding Ceremony

People tend to get emotional at weddings. But Shadow? Shadow gets the zoomies! The tiny black blur in the video is Shadow, who was attending an outdoor wedding in Oregon with his owner when the excitement of the day overtook him! The ceremony was in full swing, with the minister leading the guests in prayer. Even if a guest didn’t have their eyes closed, Shadow was probably too fast for them to spot him anyway! If a dog runs through … Read more

Thanks To You iHeartDogs HEROES, These 85+ Animals Received A Second Chance At Life!

Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible.  Animal Lifeline successfully coordinated transport, immediate care, and foster placements for over 85 animals that needed assistance following the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria. This tremendous effort was made possible thanks to a grant they received from Greater Good and the Second Chance Movement. The funding they received was able to relieve some … Read more

Your Purchases Are Funding Much-Needed Service Dogs for Veterans

Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible. 

Our veterans are in crisis. Twenty-two veterans commit suicide every day. Patriot PAWS Service Dogs receives over 140 calls each week from veterans inquiring about a service dog and that number continues to rise. As Patriot PAWS Service Dogs continues to grow due to the great need for service dogs, they have increased the number of puppies coming into the program. At present, they have 62 dogs in the program, all at various stages of their training.

“Here is a group of service dogs in training, still puppies, who came into our program thanks in part to Greater Good’s grant. Pups: Chris, Kiera, Sebert, Reba, and Rose came into the program early this spring.” – Patriot PAWS Service Dogs

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They had been at the Patriot PAWS main campus in Rockwall, Texas for their initial evaluation and training. From there, the training takes them to their inmate trainers in two of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice units, Crain and Lane Murray, with whom they’re partnered. It’s there that they work on their core foundation training. After the finish, the pups are sent on their way to Student Puppy Raisers at Texas A&M University to continue the foundation training, as well as important socialization.

Sebert @ Patriot PAWS Service Dogs
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These pups, like all who go through their program, will continue to rotate through the main campus in Rockwall, Texas, the inmate trainers at the three prison units within the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, the Student Puppy Raisers at Texas A&M University, as well as Puppy Raisers in the DFW Metroplex for their 2 – 2.5 year training. The pups are continuously monitored and evaluated throughout their training and rotated to ensure the highest quality!

“The grant awarded to Patriot PAWS Service Dogs by Greater Good has made a direct impact. These pups are looking good and heading into an exciting leg of their training!” – Patriot PAWS Service Dogs

 

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Patriot PAWS Service Dogs is just one of the many groups that benefit from Greater Good through the Pets & Vets program. Every time you make a purchase from the iHeartDogs shop, you’re helping fund projects just like this!

 

20% of Sales Of This Product Are Donated To Help Pair Veterans with Shelter or Service Dogs

Your Purchases Helped Fund Crucial Updates For This Animal Care Center

Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities like Rescue Rebuild. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible.  Pima County Animal Care Center and the Christopher Columbus Park both had needs they couldn’t afford to address. While they had plenty of room for agility and enrichment, after taking care of all the animals, there was little money left to cover much-needed updates. They also wanted a way for … Read more

Delta Airlines’ Stricter Rules For Support Animals Hopes to Weed Out Fakes

Service animals have become a hot topic of conversation as they become more and more common. The discussion has sparked controversies pertaining to service versus emotional support animals, the issues of “fake” service animals, and what types of animals can be of “service,” to begin with. The ambiguity leads to lots of confusion and loopholes, making law enforcement difficult when people are abusing the system. After dealing with their fair share of “assistance animal” imposters, Delta airlines has decided to … Read more

New Study Shows Many Dog Owners Prefer Time With Pets Over Their Friends

In a new study by Link AKC, a company that makes smart collars for dogs, more than half of American dog owners admit they sometimes skip social events to spend time with their dog instead. The study involved 2,000 dog owners and included questions about how having a dog impacts a person’s physical, emotional, and mental well-being. 82% of dog owners noticed an improvement in their mental and emotional health because of their dog, and 68% claim that having a … Read more

10 First Aid Tips Every Dog Owner Needs To Know

Accidents, illnesses, and injuries can happen at any time. Are you prepared to care for your dog in an emergency situation? You may know the basics of first aid like bandaging a cut, but do you know what to do if your dog is choking? What if they break a leg? Or stop breathing? Will you be prepared to face one of these severe emergencies? Stopping to Google could mean the difference between life and death for your fur child. … Read more

6 Dog Flu Symptoms Every Pup Parent Needs To Know

Dog flu is making its rounds across the country, and the best thing dog owners can do is be prepared. Outbreaks have already spread through Washington, California, and Colorado, but dogs in every state are at risk of coming down with the flu. K-9 influenza is extremely contagious and cases range from mild to severe. Dogs who frequently spend time at dog parks and other places where they’re around other canines are most at risk. Veterinarians recommend owners be especially … Read more

Animal Protection Laws In The US – Where Does Your State Rank?

The Animal Legal Defense Fund (ALDF) recently released its 12th annual ranking of the United States in terms of animal protection laws. The information was collected in 2017, identifying which states ranked best, worst, and somewhere in between. A article published by the organization reports: “For the 10th year in a row, Illinois is in first place—followed by Oregon (2), California (3), Maine (4), and Rhode Island (5). Kentucky holds firmly to last place for the 11th consecutive year. It trails … Read more

Dog Gets On Snow-Covered Trampoline With His Human & His Reaction Is Hilarious

Texas has been experiencing some unusual weather this year. First, a parade of hurricanes in the early fall, and now, abnormally low temperatures that have brought snow and ice three times in one season! This may not seem like a big deal in other locations, but South Texas might see actual snow once every ten years or so! People in South Texas aren’t known to handle the cold very well – the city of Houston shut down schools and businesses … Read more

Sickly Dog Was Meant To Be A Hospice Foster, But She Wasn’t Ready To Give Up Yet

Although it can be hard to see a beloved dog go when he’s ready pass on, it’s nice to know that he spent his life being loved by someone who truly cared for him. This is the goal of hospice fosters: to see to it that dogs, no matter what sort of life they lived before, spend their final days feeling loved — even if they’ve never felt it before. Kay Jones and her husband, Brad, are not strangers to … Read more

UPDATE: Dog Abandoned With Sign, Food, And Favorite Toy Gets A New Home

Update: Who could forget Duke, the pup who was abandoned in a park with a heartbreaking note? When his story went viral last week, it touched the hearts of dog lovers everywhere, especially U.S. Army Specialist Wallace White.  “This is the BEST ending – no, beginning – for our big buddy Duke. Thank you, Baltimore, for saving this handsome boy,” BARCS wrote on Facebook. We want to thank Mr. White for his service to our country, and of course, for becoming … Read more

Is Your Breed On This List? Take EXTRA Care With Their Teeth… It Could Save Their Life!

The thought of our dogs silently suffering from a easily preventable illness is absolutely heartbreaking. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, as many as 4 out of 5 dogs over the age of 3 are suffering from a disease that is not only painful, but outright deadly. What are we talking about? Canine periodontal disease. Unfortunately periodontal disease is more than just a cosmetic issue. In addition to causing inflammation, tooth loss, and pain for your dog, bacteria that starts … Read more

5 Tips For Pups Who Hate Dog Dental Care

What’s the big deal with dog dental care? The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) President, Dr. Ted Cohn, stated that although daily tooth brushing is advised for the best dog dental care, only about 2 percent of dog owners follow through. The most common reasons people don’t brush their dog’s teeth: My dog hates it and puts up a fight or fuss. I don’t have the time to do it. They get kibble, dog biscuits, and/or a chew toy so … Read more

The World Celebrates Chinese Zodiac’s Year Of The Dog With Cool Stamp Collections

2018’s Year of the Dog may belong to China’s Lunar Calendar, but the entire world is celebrating the year of Man’s Best Friend! Countries all over are releasing postage stamps to commemorate the occasion – not only China, but the U.S., Australia, and several others! USA The United States Postal Service has released a Forever stamp in commemorating the 2018 Year of the Dog. The stamp may seem simplistic, but every bit of it is packed with Chinese symbolism meant … Read more

4 Reasons Dogs Are Afraid Of Stairs And How To Help Them With Their Fear

The fear of going up and down stairs can affect puppies, rescues, adults, and senior dogs, and it poses specific challenges for both the dog and their owner. Regardless of the dog’s age or size, there’s always a reason for the trembling, crying, and backing up that happens when faced with a threatening staircase. Sometimes it’s only a particular staircase that puts the dog on edge, and in other cases, every raised platform or increase in elevation triggers a fearful … Read more

Skijoring With Your Dog Is The Winter Sport You Never Knew You Loved

When sledding, snowboarding, and skiing get old, animal lovers turn to a more extreme kind of winter sport. It’s not as well-known as dog sledding, but skijoring is kicking up powder in terms of popularity. The underrated activity is like dog sledding without the sled and skiing with the added twist of being pulled by either canine or equine. It’s the challenge of staying on your skis while being towed by your favorite four-legged partner. Extreme sport enthusiasts are skijoring … Read more

Originally Built for Shelter Dogs, This “Odd Ball” is Now Available Online (Plus an Awesome Twist!)

Interesting Fact: Did you know shelter dogs that are seen playing with toys are 70% more likely to be adopted? If you think about it, it makes perfect sense. When potential adopters get to see the personality and playfulness of a shelter pup, the potential for connection increases. When we learned this fact, it hit us like a ton of bricks. Our immediate thought was: How can we get more toys into shelters? Sadly, shelters are often under-resourced and must focus … Read more

Dogs Play Tug-Of-War When Dad Just Wants To Trash The Christmas Tree

Putting away the Christmas decorations and packing up or throwing out the tree is always kind of a hassle. It’s hard saying goodbye to the holiday until next year – and nobody knows it better than this guy! Erin Sharkey Graham shared this video to Facebook just earlier this week, and went viral overnight! Erin and her husband, David, were ready to get their Christmas tree out of their house, but their dogs weren’t ready to see it go! Erin wondered … Read more

Take A Peek Inside The Library That’s Dedicated Entirely To Dogs

Did you know that the Kennel Club in London has a library devoted entirely to publications about dogs and it’s open to the public? They claim to be the largest dog library in Europe and one of the largest in the world. This isn’t the type of library where you check books out and take them home, though; it’s a research library where all materials must stay on the premises. Just about anything you might need to know about dogs, … Read more

Longest Shelter Resident Wants Nothing More Than A New Home

Shelter staff and volunteers at Broome County Dog Shelter in Binghamton, New York see hundreds of dogs to new homes every year. They love each four-legged resident that comes through the door, but there’s one pooch that stands out. Mallory arrived at the shelter in May 2017 after being found wandering through a local trailer park. She had no apparent owners, but rescuers saw something special with her sweet personality. https://www.facebook.com/jasongarnar2016/videos/10155520030177672/ Mallory is mostly blind, but a degenerative retina disease … Read more