From adopting to fostering to sponsoring on Patreon, there are many ways to give these rescue organizations the support they need.
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New pet parent (or still thinking about fostering or adopting a pet)? Get all the advice you need: how to find the right pet for you, how to introduce them to other pets and kids, and how to bond with your new family member.
The fair-housing org’s journey from bumper stickers to databases.
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Should You Get a Second Dog?
A few things to consider before expanding your fam by four more paws.
Further proof that you can — and should — adopt rescued designer dogs.
2022’s pop culture trends not-so-subtly influenced our new adoptees’ monikers.
Change is hard, but that doesn’t mean you should feel bad.
The holiday season is not so jolly for a lot of pet rescues. Here’s how they help their animals — and their volunteers and staff members — this time of year.
Animals without homes for the holidays have still been good boys and girls. Giving them toys will give you all the feels.
Adopting a foster pet doesn’t isn’t always the right choice. But for these families, it turned out to be the only one.
Have a pet? Here’s what to do.
Let’s be real. Caring for your pet can be both a magical time and a total nightmare. Whether you’re a new pet parent or need to brush up on the basics, we’re here to help with our pet parent to-dos.
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The Animal Legal Defense Fund is on a mission to take down puppy mills and animal traffickers who trick unknowing Craigslist users into purchasing dangerously — sometimes terminally — sick dogs.
Eve Bañuelos on how a pregnant dog and a pandemic layoff inspired her to start an organization that rescues dogs in California and Mexico as shelters overflow.
Paravel’s collab with Rescue City means your dog can get a chic carrier — and you can help pups in need. A true win-win.
Puppies and kittens are cute, but read this expert advice before attaching a bow to their collars and handing them to a pal.
Sound advice from seasoned dog and cat parents who have been there.
Because mixed-breed dogs deserve applause, too.