ID: 54441531 Located At: Alachua County Animal Resources - Alachua County Animal Resources Sex: Spayed Female Color: Tan and White Breed: Mixed Breed Age: The shelter staff think I am about 5 years old. Has done well with other dogs I have been at the shelter since June 10, 2023. See my profile and contact … Continue reading Manatee
Bolo
ID: 54440551 Located At: Alachua County Animal Resources - Alachua County Animal Resources Sex: Neutered Male Color: Black and White Breed: Mixed Breed Age: The shelter staff think I am about 7 years old. Has done well with other dogs I have been at the shelter since May 24, 2023. See my profile and contact … Continue reading Bolo
Mako
ID: 54438227 Located At: Alachua County Animal Resources - Alachua County Animal Resources Sex: Neutered Male Color: Black and White Breed: Mixed Breed Age: The shelter staff think I am about 3 years old. Has done well with other dogs I have been at the shelter since Mar 14, 2023. See my profile and contact … Continue reading Mako
Moose’s March: A Beacon of Hope in the Fight Against Pet Cancer
Turning Grief into Action: The Inspiring Journey of Moose's March Moose's March is a compassionate 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the early detection of pet cancer. It all began with the founder, Trisha, and her beloved pitbull, Moose. Moose’s Story: A Journey of Resilience and Love Moose's story (like so many rescue dogs) is one … Continue reading Moose’s March: A Beacon of Hope in the Fight Against Pet Cancer
Why Are There So Many Staffies In Shelters?
The Staffordshire Terrier is a movie star of the dog world: brave, determined, and stellar good looks. There are two main types of Staffies: English and American. The English Staffy is smaller than the American. Both are known for their independent intelligence, versatility, and affection, particularly with children. However, this breed is overshadowed by misconceptions … Continue reading Why Are There So Many Staffies In Shelters?
The 13 Best Rescue Dog Collars
Rescue dog collars are more than just necklaces for pets. They tell a story of hope, love, and fresh starts. They can also be great training tools or essential safety gear to protect your dog and the community. Choosing the right collar for your rescue dog is, therefore, crucial, whether you adopted your dog or … Continue reading The 13 Best Rescue Dog Collars
Why Are So Many Labradors In Shelters?
The Labrador Retriever has consistently ranked as one of America's favorite dog breeds, and for very good reasons. They're good-natured, affable, and highly trainable. So, why are there so many Labradors in shelters? "Lab Mixes" are the most common dogs at my local shelter. Why are there so many Labs in shelters? One of the … Continue reading Why Are So Many Labradors In Shelters?
Should I Foster A Dog?
Fostering may be the single most impactful way to save the lives of shelter dogs. The only thing that comes close are proactive spay and neuter initiatives that prevent overpopulation from occurring in the first place. However, fostering isn’t for everyone. There are lots of articles out there explaining why you should foster dogs, but, in … Continue reading Should I Foster A Dog?
How do you get a scared rescue dog to trust you? Joel’s Story
The shelter is a scary place. Whatever happened before a dog finds itself there has probably been pretty traumatizing, too. Most dogs are a little bit shy and anxious, especially when they first arrive. However, every now and then, a dog is truly terrified. I've never met a dog more petrified than Joel. How do … Continue reading How do you get a scared rescue dog to trust you? Joel’s Story
9 Reasons Why There Are So Many Dachshunds In Shelters
Dachshunds are one of the most recognizable and beloved dog breeds. With their charming, personalities, love for snuggling in blankets, and wiggly low-slung little bodies, it's easy to see why so many people adore Dachshunds. So why are there so many Dachshunds in shelters? I've certainly asked myself that question when encountering this lovable breed … Continue reading 9 Reasons Why There Are So Many Dachshunds In Shelters
