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    Abused, Emaciated Dog’s Recovery Was Made Possible By You!

    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. This is Frankie. She came to Hearts of Hope Rescue severely emaciated. While they don’t know exactly what happened to Frankie before she arrived at the rescue, they do know that abuse took place. Her ears had been cropped, she had missing teeth, and many old scars as well as multiple wounds … Read more

    Top Tips For A Terrific Road Trip With Your Dog

    If you can’t stand the thought of leaving your dog behind when you go on vacation, you’ve probably considered taking them with you on a road trip. This can lead to a fantastic vacation for everybody, but it involves lots of planning before you go anywhere. Here are some tips for the perfect road trip. Start With A Trip To The Vet Make sure your dog is current on their vaccinations and ask if they’ll need additional ones based on … Read more

    Dog Missing For 5 Days Is Found In Underground Rabbit Run

    Dachshunds are natural born diggers. Originally bred to sniff out badgers, rabbits, and other burrowing creatures, modern Doxies still retain the desire to scent, chase and dig up prey. These traits put a handsome wire-haired hotdog named Ralph in a very tight spot last week. The mischievous pooch vanished while on a walk near the family’s English home in Haworth, West Yorkshire only to be discovered nearly 5 days later trapped in an underground rabbit run! Sarah McLellan is Ralph’s … Read more

    70% of dog owners are making this serious error with their dog’s food

    What if I were to ask you the following question: What did you have for dinner last Tuesday? If you’re like most people, you’d have a hard time remembering. And that’s no surprise, because most people vary their diet significantly from day to day. However, what if I asked you this question: What did your dog have for dinner last Tuesday?  According to our research, most dog owners would easily know this because their dogs eat the same diet every … Read more

    10 Movies That’ll Make You Cry And Want To Hug Your Dog

    Movies have the power to make us squeal with delight, cheer in victory, laugh hysterically, and sob uncontrollably. For dog lovers, movies that feature pups in peril, saving the day, or crossing the rainbow bridge are enough to bring us to our metaphorical knees. We’ve wrapped up a list of dog movies that are sure to pull at your dog lovin’ heart strings. Grab your box of tissues and snuggle up close. This is going to be sad-but great. #1 … Read more

    UPDATE: Pittie Snoozes To Sweet Song At Shelter Slumber Party

    Have you ever really considered what it must be like to sleep in a shelter? Volunteers at the Maui Humane Society got to experience it for just one night when they snuggled up to shelter dogs at the MHS’s first ever Shelter Slumber Party! Director of Development & Community Outreach for MHS, Nancy Willis tells iHeartDogs that their inspiration came from another rescue. “I actually heard about another shelter in the Midwest that did it last year. It was a … Read more

    BREAKING: More Varieties of Dog Food Added to Recall for Elevated Vitamin D – Hill’s Prescription Diet & Science Diet Affected

    UPDATE: Hill’s Pet Nutrition has announced that it is voluntarily expanding a recall of its canned dog food due to the elevated levels of vitamin D previously found. The following products and lot numbers are affected. If you have any of these, stop feeding them immediately and return them for a full refund. Hill’s Pet Nutrition and Science Diet has voluntarily recalled select canned dog food products due to potentially elevated levels of vitamin D. While vitamin D is essential … Read more

    Dog’s Adorable Viral Gif Brings Awareness to a Bigger Issue

    Daisy came into Grace and Doug Jones’ home as a young pup, and lived a happy life with an active family who loved her. She enjoyed hiking, kayaking, and camping with her people and got to experience the outdoors in a way some dogs never do with the people she loved most. At 9 years old Daisy became sick with pneumonia, and a trip to the veterinarian determined that the cause was Megaesophagus. Normally, the esophagus will move food from … Read more

    Adopt a Super Cute Sidekick at Wallis Annenberg PetSpace!

    Wallis Annenberg PetSpace is the incredibly cozy, hi-tech pet facility in Los Angeles that is changing the way that people think about shelters. They’re so excited about National Puppy Day (March 23) that they’ve decided to celebrate it all month! This week they’ll be unveiling their brand new Paws Lounge – a room that will be used for meet-and-greets with PetSpace residents as well as fun events, and activities. But for the moment, it’s home to five super-special, super-cute pups … Read more

    Should Your Dog Become Vegetarian? The Answer May Surprise You.

    Plant-based diets are getting increasing attention in the media as more Americans decide to reduce or eliminate consumption of meat. Although vegetarianism has remained at a fairly constant 5-8% of all Americans, meat production has decreased by 400 million animals from 2007 to 2015. Documentaries like What the Health have inspired people to go vegan, avoiding foods from animal sources all together for a number of reasons, including environmental impact, animal welfare, overall health, and weight loss or maintenance. The … Read more

    Watch Man Risk His Life to Save His Dog in Raging Fire

    Jose Guzman displayed heroism and blind love when he ran into his burning house to rescue his beloved two year old pitty, Gabbana. The dangerous and dramatic rescue was caught on video by the landlord’s son-in-law, Adam Guzman and published by KUSI in San Diego. Devoted father and family man, Jose was attending a barbeque with his fiancé and their three daughters nearby at the home of his parents. He noticed the smoke and fire and decided to go see … Read more

    Do Dogs Dream? Science Says Yes!

    Take a minute to stop and locate your dog. What is he doing? The answer is most likely sleeping. According to the National Sleep Foundation, pups spend between 12-14 hours sleeping each day. And puppies can sleep up to 20 hours a day. While they are snoozing, some dogs whimper, twitch, or bark leaving their humans wondering, do dogs dream? Well, according to science, the answer is an overwhelming yes. What’s the Deal With Dreaming Dogs? For humans, dreams are typically … Read more

    Two Shelters Get Improvements Thanks to iHeartDogs Heroes!

    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. Two shelters in one trip = a rewarding double build. Rescue Rebuild split both the crew and volunteers in half to help renovate shelters in Kentucky. This took quite a bit of juggling of both people and our one trailer of tools. Builds like this remind us why we do what we … Read more

    Dog-Loving Little Girl Fighting Brain Tumor Gets a Visit from Almost 40 Police K9s!

    We recently shared the story of Emma Mertens – a small girl in Wisconsin who is fighting cancer with the help of #TeamEmma. Emma absolutely LOVES dogs, and though she doesn’t have one of her own, she enjoys dog sitting for neighbors and spending time with pups whenever she can. When Emma became sick her parents asked neighbors to send letters from their dogs to put a smile on her face, and word spread quickly across social media. The outpouring … Read more

    Artist’s Breathtaking Pics Remind Us To Appreciate The Little Moments With Our Dogs

    It can be difficult to put into words just how much you love your dog. The pure joy they inject into our lives can elevate even the most everyday moments into something worth telling everybody about. Los Angeles based artist Yaoyao Ma Van As tells the story of her and her beloved pooch in incredible illustrations on Instagram. The cute, colorful pictures are guaranteed to give you warm, fuzzy feelings when you see yourself and your favorite companion in the … Read more

    Why Your Pup Should Avoid Potentially Deadly Chicken Bones

    As hard as you try, at some point your dog will get his paws on human food. If he swiped some sweet potatoes or a piece of cheese, there’s not too much to worry about. But, as you know, some foods like chocolate and grapes are dangerous to your pup. So what do you do if your dog ate a chicken bone? You might think there’s no harm because dogs can eat shredded chicken and other meats without much concern. Think again.  … Read more

    This Ingenious, Insanely Durable Bone Will Keep Your Dog Safely Entertained for Hours

    Finally, a safe, ultra-durable chew toy that will keep your dog busy for hours! We’ve been testing the Love To Chew™ YumBone here at the iHeartDogs office for a few weeks now, and our pups are pretty impressed. The genius part of these ultra-durable, nylon bone is the mini flavor pockets – perfect for spreading inside peanut butter. This flavor boost gives this already tantalizing chew an irresistible flavor for your pup. And if you have a heavy chewer, fear … Read more

    New Orleans Shelter Gets a Huge Rebuild In Just One Day!

    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. “Rescue Rebuild headed to New Orleans, Louisiana where the weather was in our favor. The team spent the week preparing for our Hartz volunteers to join us for an afternoon packed with projects at the Jefferson Parish Eastbank Animal Shelter. Our 50 volunteers walked off the bus ready to work! The Rescue … Read more

    UPDATE: Sham Rescue Under Investigation for Animal Abuse, Money Scams, and Breeding Dogs for Profit

    UPDATE 7/2020: RSO and ATR have both shut down, but unfortunately, that does not mean the Millers are out of business. Their newest business appears under yet another name and seems to have the same shady practices that their other organizations did. Furthermore – they seem to enjoy writing snarky, rude responses to concerned people who leave negative reviews of their business on Google. Those looking to adopt in the Portland area should beware. Original Post: Warning – this story … Read more

    5 Red Flag Smells To Look Out For

    It’s no secret your dog has an uncanny sense of smell, but did you know your vet also has a well-trained sniffer? When checking out a canine patient, veterinarians utilize four of their five senses. They visually examine your pooch from head-to-toe, listen to the heart with their stethoscope, palpate for lumps and bumps, and yes, even sniff for tell-tale odors. Here are five red-flag smells to look (smell) for with your pup: 1. Skin Infections Dogs do not sweat … Read more

    Can Dogs Eat Tomatoes?

    There’s nothing like a fresh, ripe tomato in the summer. Your dog thinks so, too – his big, begging eyes say it all. But what our dog thinks is delicious isn’t always healthy. So we have to ask ourselves if what tastes good for them is really good for them. Can dogs eat tomatoes? Tomatoes are one of the top reasons people get into gardening at home! It’s incredible what you can do with a tomato. Pureed, it’s a sauce. Sliced, … Read more

    Science Explains How Your Dog REALLY Feels About You

    Attempting to understand the emotional lives of dogs has been a hot topic of scientific study for centuries. In the 1600s, the French philosopher, Rene Descartes compared animals to living machines, incapable of feeling pain or emotion. Thankfully, science has progressed a long way since the 1600s. These advances have allowed us to delve deeper into the mystery of canine consciousness. We now know that dogs possess all the same complex brain structures humans do – including those responsible for … Read more

    5 Warning Signs You May Have the Wrong Dog Sitter

    At some point, you may be required to leave the joy of your life with a dog sitter. You try to get referrals and read reviews, but how can you be sure this stranger will love and care for your dog the way you do? Eventually, you have to take the leap. But have you ever returned home from a trip and wondered if your dog sitter really did all that you paid him for? There is a lot of … Read more

    Veteran’s Service Dog Attacked By Groomer – Tail Amputated

    My nightmare! And I know I’m not alone. I love getting my pups groomed. Shiny, brushed-out coats. The sweet smell of perfume…until they jump into the creek. Ugh! But I always worry when I drop them off at the groomer. Somewhere, in the back of my mind, I worry. Will the groomer be nice? Do they really love dogs like I do or is it just a job to pay bills? What if Sandy, my sassy little girl, doesn’t cooperate … Read more

    Enthusiastic Dog Hysterically Fails His Service Dog Training Test

    For some pups, service work is too good to be true. Enter Ryker, a German Shepard who thinks service training is as thrilling as Christmas morning. A viral video from the Double H Canine Training Academy in Louisville, Kentucky, shows the enthusiastic dog failing his training test in a hilarious way. The video description pretty much says it all, “Every dog has a purpose 🙂. Clearly, Ryker’s purpose is not to be a service dog. Check out this video documenting … Read more

    8 Fun Ways to Get Fit With Your Fur Baby

    The statistics are a little scary. In 2017, a survey from the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention found that 56% of dogs in the US are overweight or obese. You love your pups and don’t want to put them at risk of disease, so you’ve got to keep them active. Why not join in the fun? Your dog isn’t the only one who needs exercise. Try one of these eight different ways to get fit with your dog.   Fun. … Read more

    City Photographer Gives Up Everything To Live In The Country With Hundreds Of Dogs

    Would you give up everything you own – your home, your career, your lifestyle – for your dog? Russian photographer Daria Pushkareva did exactly that, but for the chance to save hundreds of dogs. Pushkareva once worked in entertainment, lending her talents to produce films, television shows, and a full-length feature. For six years she worked long hours with little off-time, pushing herself to exhaustion to succeed in her career. The stress and busy days drove her to find something … Read more

    9 Myths About Dog Aggression

    There’s no denying the fact an aggressive dog is potentially dangerous. It’s a problem that requires attention from a professional dog behaviorist, but there’s a lot more to canine aggression than most people realize. Aggression is one of the most common behavioral issues seen in dogs, and it’s one of the top reasons why dogs are euthanized and surrendered to shelters. Coincidentally, it’s also one of the most misunderstood topics in the dog world. We’re here to clear the air … Read more

    Is Drinking Toilet Water Safe for Your Dog?

    Unless you have a Teacup Yorkie or another small breed, you’ve probably experienced your pup quenching her thirst from the porcelain throne. It’s no secret dogs have some pretty unappetizing habits, and this one may take the cake. You may immediately ask yourself, ‘is toilet water safe for my dog’? It’s not ideal for your dog to drink from the toilet, but don’t fret if it happens.   Why Do Dogs Drink Toliet Water? Bathroom water is most certainly not … Read more

    5 Ways You’re Crushing Your Dog’s Spirit Without Even Knowing

    We all love our dogs and want to do what’s best for them, which also means keeping them as happy as possible! But what if we’re doing something that’s unknowingly making them unhappy or crushing their spirit? It’s likely you’re not, but just in case you’re unsure or want to help someone who might be stressing their dog, be sure to check out this list below.   #1 – Not Exercising Your Dog This is perhaps one of the biggest … Read more

    7 Ways Your Pup Is Secretly Telling You He’s Stressed

    When something is wrong, our beloved canine companions don’t have the luxury of being able to tell us what’s bothering them. Not using words at least. There are several ways our pups secretly tell us they’re stressed. They communicate with us nonverbally through their body language and actions. Think about the last time you took your pup to…​dare I say it…the​ V-E-T. Here are 7 ways to tell if your pup is stressed. ​ 1. They Shiver I’m a proud … Read more

    12 Funny Things Dog Lovers Do That We Don’t Always Talk About

    Let’s face it…we’re absolutely crazy about our pups. So crazy, in fact, that sometimes we act a little weird around our canine companions. Whether it’s baking them special treats or talking to them like they’re wittle babies, you know that your non-dog crazy friends would totally tease you if they knew how you really treat your dog. But that’s okay, we understand. For every weird little way you show your dog love, there’s another person out there who does the same thing. Here are … Read more

    Rescues Can Help More Dogs With Help From Rescue Bank

    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. Runner was sadly left behind when her owners moved. She was out on the streets since September of 2018. Several people in the community had been feeding her and had attempted to catch her with no luck. About a week ago the temperature dropped below zero. Residents in the community were still … Read more

    Warning For Small Dog Owners After Bird Of Prey Attacks Pup

    A small-dog owner is warning others after her tiny Yorkie experienced a scary close-call with a large bird last week. It may seem like the kind of strange event that is unlikely to happen to you and your dog, but that’s exactly why she wants to warn others to remain vigilant. Cecilia Celis has two Yorkies, both were outside on her family’s gated patio one day last week while she was indoors preparing a meal. The two were noisy, barking, … Read more

    9 Things Only People Who Have Rescued A Dog Understand

    I’ll say it… my rescue dog rescued me. I’m not perfect. We all have issues, right? But having a dog around changes you. Your mindset, health and mental stability. For the better. My life has changed drastically since adopting my dog, Maizey. I find myself smiling and enjoying life more since becoming a parent. While it’s a huge commitment, I look forward to seeing her face every morning. When I come home, being greeted by that wagging tail…let’s be honest … Read more

    This Google Chrome Add-On Is FREE and Feeds Shelter Dogs Monthly

    Now you can look at wonderful dogs every time you open your Chrome Browser AND feed shelter dogs every single month. AND IT’S FREE! 🐕👏👏👏👏 iHeartDogs.com is excited to now offer a Google Chrome add-on that showcases wonderful pups everytime you open the internet (seriously what is better right?). Here is what it looks like: AND every month your iHeartDogs Chrome Add-On is active (ie. installed), a meal is donated to a shelter in need. EVERY. SINGLE. MONTH. 👉You can literally … Read more

    Dog Snugglers Needed at Humane Society of Tampa Bay

    Help Wanted: dedicated worker with big heart, kind hands, and time for snuggles. Must love dogs. If this sounds like you and you’re in the Tampa Bay area, your dream job is waiting for you! The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is seriously seeking volunteers to snuggle their shelter pets! There’s a shortage of snuggles going around now that many of their student volunteers have gone back to their studies after the winter break. Dogs – especially those who may … Read more

    8 Things Only Dog Parents Understand

    Dogs. They hog our beds, steal our shoes, and often cause us just as much worry as our human children. People who don’t have pets must wonder why we choose to share our lives with these furry little menaces. Only dog parents understand the devotion and unconditional love they offer. They may be challenging and downright naughty at times, but the adoration we see in our dogs’ soulful eyes makes it all worthwhile! If you have canine roommates, you’ll definitely … Read more

    5 Indisputable Reasons You Need Another Dog

    Should you get another dog? People who have one pup may come up with a plethora of excuses for why they could never add a second. Either it’s too expensive. Two dogs would be way too much to handle. Maybe they worry that the dogs wouldn’t get along. However, studies have shown that it is actually better to have two dogs as opposed to just one. The cost difference is not significant. As long as you find another dog that … Read more

    5 Reasons Science Says Your Dog Should Sleep in Your Bed

    It’s eleven o’clock at night. Do you know where your dog is? If you are anything like the group surveyed by the American Kennel Club, your dog is most likely snuggled into your bed. A survey conducted by the AKC  found that 45% of people with dogs allow their pup to sleep in their bed. If more than 60 million US households have a dog at home, that’s a lot of fur on the covers! There’s no need to be … Read more

    Now You Can Drink Wine AND Feed Shelter Dogs At The Same Time

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    Love Dogs. Drink Wine. Related: This new dog wine feeds shelter dogs with each glass.  What could be more relaxing than spending some quality with your pup? Maybe adding a glass of wine and feeding shelter dogs. Great news! iHeartsDogs is excited to announce our new partnership with Winc (pronounced wink). What’s Winc, you ask? It’s just quite possibly the best way to enjoy a glass of wine without ever having to leave home. Plus, with your Winc order 25 … Read more

    Do Dogs Have A Concept Of Time?

    “You’re good doggies. I’ll be back soon.” Ever said that? Those were my last words to my dogs this morning when I took my kids to school. Though I’d only be gone 20 minutes, I knew I’d return to whimpers and wagging tails as if I’d been gone for days. That made me wonder. Do dogs have a concept of time? We’ve all heard that one human year is like 7 dog years. Now, I’m no mathematician, but without breaking … Read more

    Skinny, Neglected Outside Dog Now Lives Happy Life Indoors Thanks to iHeartDogs Customers

    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. Foxy came to All Species Kinship’s (ASK) through their direct-outreach service for outside dogs. Foxy struggled to maintain adequate body weight, due both to her guardian’s financial status and lacking understanding of how much one should feed a dog. The ASK team started their engagement by providing her with intermittent food support … Read more

    5 Signs Your Dog Is Really A Human In Disguise

    Dogs certainly have a way of bringing out the best in us. They read our emotions and provide quiet comfort or a good belly laugh when we need it most. Despite our shortcomings, they love us unconditionally, and would happily lay down their lives for us. With so many complex and admirable traits, it makes you wonder if your dog is really a human in disguise. Or maybe it’s more accurate to say they are the humans we aspire to … Read more

    7 Simple Ways to Make Your Dog Smarter

    Have you met “The Smartest Dog in the World”? In 2014, 60 Minutes introduced the world to Chaser, a border collie with a vocabulary of more than one thousands words. Woah.Wouldn’t it be fantastic if your dog knew the difference between your shoes and boots and could bring them on command? You may not have the time (or patience) to teach your dog a thousand words. That’s okay. There are easy ways to increase your dog’s intelligence and decrease boredom … Read more

    10 Things Small Dog Lovers Will Understand

    Ever heard, “Though she be but little, she is fierce!”? Shakespeare said that, and I think he was talking about dogs – maybe without knowing it. If you have a small dog then you know that size doesn’t really matter. In fact, small dogs have just as much spark, personality, and loyalty as their bigger canine counterparts – usually even more. For little pup devotees, you know what it’s like to have one of these peanuts at home. If you have … Read more

    Can Dogs Eat Bananas?

    When choosing a healthy snack for yourself you may wonder if you can share with your dog. Can dogs eat bananas? Whether dogs should eat human food has always been a topic of debate. Some people can’t say no to a dog who turns on the puppy-dog-eyes at snack time. Others think that giving their dogs human food is not only spoiling them, it’s dangerous. The truth is that a little human food won’t hurt your dog if you remember … Read more

    11 Things Big Dog Lovers Understand

    They say there are two types of people: those that love big dogs and those that love little dogs. Okay, that’s probably an over-simplification. Most of us love all dogs, but most of us have a preference when it comes to size. For those of us that have a penchant for the bigger breeds, you’ve heard and seen it all before. Here are 11 things you can definitely relate to.   1. They start small, but they grow fast. Fast … Read more

    What Does Your Dog Get From Sniffing Butts?

    Most of us consider ourselves polite people in polite society. We greet each other with smiles, kind words, head nods and handshakes. Our best friend, however, has a different sort of greeting. They choose to sniff bums. I would guess that most people with dogs conclude their pups do not have manners. But there’s more to the story. What does your dog get from sniffing butts? Since our canine friends are unable to shake hands, nature has provided them a … Read more

    8 Ways Your Dog Says “I Love You”

    There is a large body of scientific evidence to support that dogs do indeed love their people. Every dog owner knows this to be true. Puppy love is the real deal, and our dogs prove it to us every day with these 8 fur ball ways of saying, “I love you.” #1 – Puppy Kisses One of the most obvious ways that our pups show they care is by licking our face, hands, and feet. The American Kennel Club says that dogs … Read more

    Volunteers Wanted: Must Want To Drink Wine And Feed Shelter Dogs

    Love Dogs. Drink Wine. What could be more relaxing than spending some quality with your pup? Maybe adding a glass of wine and feeding shelter dogs. Great news! iHeartsDogs is excited to announce our new partnership with Winc (pronounced wink). What’s Winc, you ask? It’s just quite possibly the best way to enjoy a glass of wine without ever having to leave home. Plus, with your Winc order 25 meals will be donated to shelter dogs. Even better, Winc is … Read more