Dog Without Eyes Becomes Foster Fail and Seamlessly Fits Into the Pack at His Home

The following story is a finalist in the Tales of Summer Tails Photo and Story contest. The top three finishers will receive $500 in cash, as well as $2,000 in cash and supplies for their favorite shelter. Voting runs through September 8. To read more stories and cast your vote, click here! Before getting into why I like summer, here’s a little background about me. My name is Arvo Thomas Gardiner, but I’m mostly just called Arvo. If I get called all three of my names, I know Momma’s not very happy with me. I’m living...

    Posted On: Sep 7, 2023 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Retired Dock Diving Dog Never Stops Enjoying the Water, Even If It’s 28 Degrees Outside

The following story is a finalist in the Tales of Summer Tails Photo and Story contest. The top three finishers will receive $500 in cash, as well as $2,000 in cash and supplies for their favorite shelter. Voting runs through September 8. To read more stories and cast your vote, click here! Lacey was my heart and soul after she was rescued from a breeding situation. Lacey loved everything that kept her wet from April through October! PHOTO: ANTOINETTE PIEVHOWSKI She became a dock diver and championship swimming instructor, teaching many of my...

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Woman & Dog Rescued From Flash Flood In Utah Canyon After Sending ‘Failed’ SOS Message

Mary Jane Canyon, also known as Professor Creek, is a dog-friendly trail that runs through the slopes of red sandstone rocks near Moab, Utah, and leads to a stunning 30-foot waterfall. The moderately challenging hike is about 9 miles long and takes most people over 2.5 hours to complete, but the views are worth it. However, a 38-year-old woman and her dog has a terrifying experience while hiking the trail. As the pair admired the beautiful surroundings and headed towards the waterfall, a storm rolled in. The woman tried to get to higher...

    Posted On: Sep 6, 2023 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Surviving the Concrete Jungle: Heat Is Having A Rising Impact On Urban Animals

Cities are bustling hubs of human activity. They are also home to a surprising array of wildlife directly impacted by that activity. From raccoons to squirrels and even the occasional deer, urban areas can be teeming with animal life. However, a recent study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution reveals that the effects of urbanization on these wild creatures may be exacerbated by rising temperatures due to climate change. Photo: PexelsAccess to water sources becomes crucial for animals in hot urban areas. The Urban Wildlife Paradox...

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“Old Warrior” Lion Heads To Sanctuary After Spending 6 Years Alone At Closed Armenian Zoo

For six long years, a lion named Ruben has lived alone at a closed zoo in Armenia. All of the other animals were removed, and he was left behind. His health has declined as he was not properly cared for and was unable to get enough exercise in his tiny concrete cage. His “world went silent”, states Animal Defenders International (ADI) Wildlife Sanctuary who stepped up to rescue the lion and transport him to their sanctuary in South Africa. The Journey It took a lot of planning, people, and donations to make this transport a...

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Mastering Dog Park Etiquette: The Ultimate Guide to a ‘Pawsitive’ Experience

Dog parks offer a delightful escape for both pets and their owners. It’s a place where furry friends can romp and play, socialize, and expend their pent-up energy. However, the joy of the dog park comes with great responsibility, and mastering dog park etiquette is essential for a harmonious and safe experience. Let’s walk you through the dos and don’ts of dog park etiquette, ensuring a “pawsitive” time for all. Photo: PexelsBefore visiting the dog park, ensure your dog has basic training, like coming when...

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Handle the Buzz: A Guide to Dog Bee Stings

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Eensy, Beensy, and Teensy: Three Cats with Little Names and a Big Sense of Adventure

The following story is a finalist in the Tales of Summer Tails Photo and Story contest. The top three finishers will receive $500 in cash, as well as $2,000 in cash and supplies for their favorite shelter. Voting runs through September 8. To read more stories and cast your vote, click here! Eensy (being a tigrous chubster, as I call him, owing to his markings and rotundity), Beensy (my noble and valiant warrior puss because he’s so sleek, silent, and exudes gravitas), and my so-called supernova Poozer, Teensy (named because of his...

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Cat Born Under a Radiator Enjoys Exploring Basement Pipes

The following story is a finalist in the Tales of Summer Tails Photo and Story contest. The top three finishers will receive $500 in cash, as well as $2,000 in cash and supplies for their favorite shelter. Voting runs through September 8. To read more stories and cast your vote, click here! Gladys was born under a radiator. Maybe that’s why hot weather became her best friend. Gladys’s favorite summer activity was perambulating on the pipes in our basement. Gladys, a mostly white cat, then trundled upstairs all black, covered in...

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Open Letter from Dr. Ellen Jefferson, President & CEO, Austin Pets Alive!

Sep 05, 2023 Today, Austin Pets Alive! has made the difficult decision to provide a 30-day notice to end our veterinary services contract with Laredo Animal Care Services (LACS). When we began our partnership with LACS earlier this year, at the request of the Laredo city council and community, it was with the whole-hearted intention to help meet the city’s goals of providing medical care and practices that further saved lives. Every vaccine given and disease prevented, medical treatment administered, surgery conducted, and animal...

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