It’s estimated that 130,000 dogs end up at rehoming charities every single year. Battersea alone takes in an average of 13 every day while Dogs Trust cares for 15,000 each year. These are not small numbers, which is why these rescue services implore you to ‘adopt not shop.’ So, if you are considering adopting a …
Adopting a dog is one of the most amazing things you can do. There are so many lonely, sad dogs in shelters who are just sitting there waiting for someone to adopt them and give them the best years of their lives! However, deciding to adopt a dog is one thing, but there are a …
Adopting a rescue dog is a great thing to do. It is the best way to bring a dog into your lives because you are giving a home to one that needs it the most. But there are some things that you need to consider before you head to the rehoming center to look at …
Many prospective owners first think of getting a puppy when considering adding a canine pet to the household. Labor-intensive puppies are a good choice for some families, but for others, adopting an adult dog who has already had some training may be just the right choice. Advantages of Choosing an Adult Dog Puppies tend to …
There is no doubt that one of the most rewarding ways of bringing a new dog into your home is to adopt a rescue from a rehoming center. Not only will you get the benefit of a loyal and loving pet that will bring your family closer together and give you excuses to go for …
Adopting a new dog can involve some difficult decisions. “What size dog do I want?” “What should I name him/her?” These are among the most common questions that arise when planning the addition of a new furry, four-legged family member. Potential pet owners should consider is the benefits of shelter dog adoption. According to the American …
A dog is for life, not just for Christmas. Nonetheless, the holiday season is a very popular time for introducing a pet to the home. After all, the new adopted dog can unite the family and inject new love into the home for years to come. While you’ll have years to enjoy the newest family …
Fostering an animal involves taking care of it until it is ready to be permanently adopted out. The “foster parent” will usually work with a rescue group or animal shelter. They will have to care for the animal in all ways – and that includes taking it to the vet if it gets sick or …