Blog Entries ( Rescue )

Rescuing a One-Eyed Chihuahua

October 31st, 2011
Posted by Shanna Armstrong | Posted in Personal Stories

A few weeks ago, I walked into a pet store and my heart was immediately broken by what I saw. A tiny little Chihuahua who was missing an eye. Kola was a year-and-a -half old. She was found as a stray and put into the shelter. A large dog had attacked her, ripping out her eye and maiming her face. The shelter chose ...

Wilson Gets Adopted – A Children’s Book

October 18th, 2011
Posted by Kelli Perez | Posted in Adoption, books, Product Reviews

I had the great pleasure to review the children's book, "Wilson Gets Adopted." The author, Susan Castriota, sent me an autographed copy and my first impression of the book was that the art is beautiful! Castriota designed the entire book herself. The illustrations are magnificent, and she is a fantastic artist. I am an ...

How a Dog Changed My Life

October 11th, 2011
Posted by Harlos Healthy Pets | Posted in Personal Stories

I grew up in Hollywood near North Lake.  I have so many great memories of my childhood home.  Some of my most fond memories include growing up with my dog, Butch.  For as long as I can remember I have always loved all animals.  I have had cats, chickens, ducks, horses and even a raccoon, but my dog Butch changed my life in many ways.  ...

Two Dog Survivors Rescued into Forever Homes

September 22nd, 2011

Meet George. At six-years-old, he is now retiring with us in northern Minnesota. After a hard life, he has earned his retirement. Big time. You see, George was ignored, neglected, and used like a breeding machine for the first five years of his life. But thanks to some wonderful people in Kentucky and Minnesota Boxer Rescue, a non-profit rescue group, he was rescued, ...

Rescuing Stray Dog, Are You Ready?

July 18th, 2011
Posted by Sophie Harris | Posted in Awareness, Dog Rescues, Tips

You're in your car, driving down the road. You have a long list of things to accomplish and you are already running late. Suddenly, you see him—a dog! By the side of the road! With a sinking feeling, you realize he's alone. You’re coming alongside him now. You have only seconds in which to act. What should you do? This is a gut-wrenching ...