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.
Lucy Diamond, a 1-year-and-11-month-old pup, is eagerly awaiting her forever home with Great Dog Rescue New England. This gentle and friendly Boxer mix is already housebroken and loves both playtime and cuddles.
A volunteer from Joint Animal Services in Olympia, Washington, spent a quiet day with Harry Potter, a 9-month-old shelter dog, simply sitting in the car until he felt safe enough to explore the world outside.
During Clear the Shelters month, local shelters in Southwest Virginia are waiving adoption fees and hosting special events to help dogs like Nixie find their forever homes.
Meet Higgins, Marley, and other delightful pets ready for adoption. By choosing to adopt, you not only provide a loving home to these wonderful animals but also help more pets find their forever families.
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.
BB, a delightful 1-year-old Chihuahua-Maltese mix, is eagerly waiting for a loving family to adopt him and give him a forever home.
Lake County Animal Care and Control has a variety of adorable dogs and puppies ready for adoption, including mixes of Australian shepherd, border collie, and more.
After a harrowing start, these New York puppies, once left in a dumpster with their muzzles wired shut, are now thriving and ready for loving homes.
A puppy born with a crooked face is waiting for a loving home that embraces him fully, showcasing the importance of unconditional love.
Tamaki, a young dog with a strong bond for people, is waiting for a loving home at Sandy Paws Rescue Inc. in Massachusetts. She is eager to find a family that will cherish her playful and affectionate nature.
After a severe hoarding case, 36 Border Collies are now ready for adoption, receiving medical care and rehabilitation to ensure they are healthy and happy in their new homes.
Mobile County Animal Shelter urgently needs adopters and fosters for its 147 dogs, including 30 puppies, to find loving homes or foster care spots.
Adopt, foster, volunteer, or share one dog’s profile — each is a way to start the next story.
