Sally was so young and innocent when she was taken away from her home and family. Though the family that welcomed her was kind and gentle, her new world was full of uncertainty. Everything and everyone she had known vanished, and in their place stood unfamiliar people, places, sounds, and smells. The comfort of home […]
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Surely you have heard of the poodle crossbreed craze, Cockadoodle, Goldendoodle, Labradoodle, Aussiedoodle, Bernedoodle, Doberdoodle, Dalmadoodle, etc. None of these name combinations are made up by us. Try Googling any dog breed with the word poodle and there’s a good chance that a crossbreed will show up. Have you seen them? They are the cutest
Easter will be here before we know it and chocolate bunnies won’t be the only thing being purchased around that time. By the way, did you know that over 91 million chocolate bunnies are bought each year around Easter? That’s a lot of chocolate bunnies!! While there won’t be 91 million, the adoption of rabbits
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The day has finally come when you bring your newly adopted animal rescue into your household. The process of creating a quality of life for your new rescue will be a day-to-day activity at first. For most pets, the basic elements that makeup “quality of life” are – sufficient food and water, protection from danger
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Deciding to adopt a pet into your family is a big commitment that can bring years of great joy. One of the critical and often overlooked parts of a successful animal rescue is planning ahead to ensure you’re providing the best quality of life. Spending time and effort to plan and prepare for your new
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Congratulations! You’ve decided to adopt a dog! Dogs can be amazing companions, excellent cuddle partners, and complete a family. The excitement of adding a furry friend oftentimes overshadows the long-term responsibilities that come with owning one. Making an impulsive decision can lead to frustration, and stress for both you and the dog. Before adopting a
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