Rescues and Shelters Rescues and SheltersEvery day in communities across the US a bond is broken. It’s the bond between people and their pets, resulting in millions of pets being surrendered to shelters each year. Sadly, many of these animals suffer the ultimate fate, and are put down.
If you are considering a new dog in your family, why not consider adopting one from a rescue or shelter near you? You can most likely find any breed you are interested in, and you could be saving a life!
Have a shelter, but don't have your own website? Is your website a subpage of another pet related site? This is an exception to the rule that all free links must be top-level web pages. I will approve any bonafide rescue or shelter, even if on a sub-page or sub-domain.
 PetFinder.com http://www.petfinder.com/ Petfinder.com has a great search where you can enter a breed you are interested in and your zip code. The result will be dogs matching your breed preference (not necessarily pure breed) that are located near you. | |
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Dog RescuesIf there is one group of organizations that need support and applause it is dog rescues. Many of these rescues rely solely on donations in order for them to run effectively and often they have to turn away dogs that they otherwise could have kept simply because there is no room. | |
Adopt a Dog - 3 Reasons For Rescuing a Dog From a ShelterWhen a person or family decides to add a new pet in their home, most of us would usually think of buying one from a pet store or breeder. Few consider checking their local pet shelter or pet adoption/rescue agency. | |
Shelter Dog Adoption TipsDo not simply drive to a shelter and pick any dog for adoption. The first thing you should have is a love for these animals and really want them to be your constant companion and best friend. Adopting in haste would be an exercise in despair for both you and the dog if unconditional love was missing. | |