Black Dog Named Sam Finally Adopted After 871 Days At Oklahoma Shelter

For 871 days, a large black dog named Sam stared at the same four walls at Bixby Animal Rescue Network waiting for someone to choose him. All of his dog pals found homes, but no one came to meet him. People continued to pass him by, and he couldn’t understand why. The 4-year-old Labrador retriever mix is a perfect gentleman and goes potty outside and walks nice on a leash. He’s always up for a game of fetch and is a big goofball. Even though staff and volunteers showered him with love and affection, “Mr. Handsome” (as...

    Posted On: Apr 5, 2023 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Yellowstone National Park Sanctions Hunting of Bison to Cull Diseased Herd

Yellowstone National Park has sanctioned the hunting of its bison herd as part of a four-month culling operation to prevent the animals from wandering onto public lands north and west of the park, the New York Times reports. The animals are being hunted because some 60% of the herd is infected with brucellosis, which can be transmitted to cattle and cause them to abort their calves. The culling has generated criticism, particularly because of the number of pregnant females that have been killed. More than 1,530 bison have been culled so far,...

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Letter From Vincent: A Dispatch From the Director of HASS

I’ve been thinking a lot about people. About the people we work with, and the people in the communities we serve. We don’t always talk about people in animal welfare, but we should, because we’ve discovered at HASS that you can’t aid in animal welfare without coming to the aid of people—or without people helping you.  This week, I am joining more than 2,500 of my friends and colleagues at HSUS Animal Care Expo in New Orleans. I’ve known many of these committed animal welfare professionals for two and a...

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Dog Recipe: Mini Turkey Sliders

Janel Hutton Janel Hutton is the recipe developer, food photographer, and entrepreneur behind NellieBellie LLC. Although a Minnesota native, Janel hates the cold and longs for the day when she can become a snowbird. She’s a bossy woman with a heart of gold who adores her husband and two kids more than anything. And she’s a bit of a know-it-all when it comes to dogs (she’s currently owned by two rescues). You can find her on all the socials at @miznelliebellie and her website nelliebellie.com. Source:...

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Invest in a Pet-Friendly Franchise That’s Revolutionizing Lawn Care!

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    Posted On: Apr 5, 2023 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details

Alligator and Man Unbelievably Had a Close Interaction Leaving Netizens Shocked and Concerned

People must understand that accessible habitats in the wild should be visited with caution. Although the animals are calm and quiet, it doesn’t indicate that it’s safe to approach them. Curiosity is only natural, but you can control your response. It may be tempting to get close but prioritize your safety first. Also, a sudden approach can stress the animal, and it’ll think that you’re a threat. Wild animals are majestic, but admiring them from afar should be enough. Unless you’re a professional or a rescue...

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Two Thirsty Cobras were Ready to Attack, But This Man Still Bravely Showed Kindness

Climate change increases the Earth’s temperature bringing extreme heat, especially during the summer. Even the countries accustomed to hot weather are having a difficult time adjusting to the temperature rise. Animals are just as affected as humans. However, it’s more challenging for them because their water source dries up during extreme heat. Wild animals are more exhausted from finding shade or cold areas. Cooling down is vital for survival; otherwise, the animal could die from heatstroke. Summer is now a stressful season for...

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The Refreshing and Inspiring Story of a Girl’s Lemonade Stand Raising Funds for Animal Rescue

During the summer, expect to see two or more lemonade stands in your area. Children are prepared to earn extra allowance during their vacation by selling refreshing drinks. It’s a great way to help kids learn the value of money and how to properly manage a business. Even when it’s only a small one and just for the summer, it’ll keep them motivated, especially when they have a target income. Sometimes the desire to sell more lemonade can be the start of a dream. A glass of lemon juice not only refreshes you from the hot...

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How One Woman Turned Her Property – And Home – Into a Rescue That Has Saved Thousands of Lives

When pet owners get a few cats, they may joke that the furballs have completely taken over the house. For one woman, that actually did happen, and a few decades later, the house is a large rescue operation that has saved tens of thousands of lives. Lynea Lattanzio was living on six acres along a river in Parlier, California, when her father asked her for help finding new kittens after his senior cats had died. During the search, she went to a shelter, and ended up coming home with 15 abandoned kittens to foster. Within the year, this number...

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Dog Abandoned on Porch for Weeks is Rescued in the Nick of Time

This story was originally shared on The Animal Rescue Site. Submit your own rescue story here. Your story just might be the next to be featured on our blog! Your porch was my home. You’d always give me a little food and a head scratch and I truly loved you for that. I never asked for much. I’m a happy loyal girl. Then you stopped coming home… DOG. PHOTO: PIXABAY / ANDRE HART I waited for days, weeks, maybe longer. Since we live in the country, I caught a few rabbits to get by. When I got desperate, I knocked over the trash...

    Posted On: Apr 4, 2023 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details