“We owe it to them as people who love dogs to give them a happy ending,” said Theresa Strader, founder of the National Mill Dog Rescue.
Picasso’s deformity nearly cost him his life! But he and his brother endured. Now, Picasso must move on without Pablo, but his life will be filled with love.
Staffers at the South Suburban Humane Society in Chicago Heights say that many of the dogs could be available for adoption in about two weeks.
Nubz, a puppy-mill rescue, lost two of his paws, but his disability doesn’t keep him from smiling, or putting smiles on the faces of everyone he meets.
Nana lost her ears due to her previous owners’ abuse, but now she lives a life filled with more love than you can shake a stick (or a pen) at!
The judge in the case said that if he could keep dogs in a place they wouldn’t want to be, then he can go stay in a place he wouldn’t want to be as well.
This puppy mill bust took place at a mansion in a gated community in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire! A far cry from what usually used for puppy mills!
With deceased puppies in her belly, April suffered in failed labor for days before her owner brought her to animal control, claiming she had “found” the dog. <3
“She never knew what sun was. She didn’t know what grass was, and she was terrified of it… She loves the grass now, and playing with the dogs in the backyard.” <3
Following the lead of several other Georgia towns, Holly Hills gets on board with the idea of adoption — not sales — being offered in pet stores.
