Adoption days, foster journeys, training wins, and the moments that make rescue worth it — stories about puppies, young dogs, and adult dogs from shelters and rescues.
Lost dogs who made it back home.
A heartfelt social media plea from the Buffalo Animal Shelter led to a joyful reunion between Lexi Ziccardi and Lloyd, a 1-year-old pit bull mix she almost passed up, highlighting the power of community support in finding forever homes.
A two-year-old pitbull named Roo was rescued from a railway tunnel in San Francisco, highlighting the importance of microchipping and the bravery of animal control officers.
Marjorie and Arthur, two puppies who were separated after a difficult start, have been reunited thanks to the efforts of the Humane Society of Pulaski County and a compassionate couple.
After a year-long coma, Ana was overjoyed to find her dog Haze waiting for her at the San Diego Humane Society. The reunion was heartwarming as Haze immediately recognized her, showing her love and affection.
Haze, a young dog, waited patiently at the San Diego Humane Society for a year until her owner, Ana, recovered from a coma and found her again, showcasing the power of patience and the miracles that can happen in rescue journeys.
County Animal Services successfully rescued a small dog trapped in a storm drain and reunited her with her grateful owner, highlighting the importance of community support in pet rescue.
After a frightening Fourth of July incident, 8-month-old Mabel the Border Collie was reunited with her family thanks to a caring community and a vigilant resident. This heartwarming story highlights the power of community support and the importance of microchips in pet safety.
Adopt, foster, volunteer, or share one dog’s profile — each is a way to start the next story.
