As a former volunteer and shelter worker, I know firsthand that technology is a huge asset to shelters and rescue services. But finding the technology that fits the specific needs of your shelter or rescue team can be tricky.
As a former volunteer and shelter worker, I know firsthand that technology is a huge asset to shelters and rescue services. But finding the technology that fits the specific needs of your shelter or rescue team can be tricky.
The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with multiple local, state, and federal agencies, is conducting an ongoing investigation involving Miranda’s Rescue in Fortuna, California.
Indianapolis Animal Care Services acknowledged that staff failed to follow extreme heat procedures, leading to the death of a Great Dane named Stitch, who suffered fatal heat stroke after being left outside too long during kennel cleaning on July 1.
Choosing the right animal shelter to support requires looking beyond labels and understanding the organization’s actions, transparency, and commitment to animal welfare.
Animal testing is a practice that extends across many industries, influencing areas such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, chemical development, agriculture, household products, environmental research, and scientific studies.
Millions of animals undergo unnecessary non-therapeutic procedures each year because of overcrowding, outdated husbandry practices, cosmetic preferences, or management methods that prioritize convenience over animals welfare.
Therapy dogs provide comfort and emotional support by combining their natural ability to connect with people with the training required to safely serve in community settings.
Proper nutrition helps every animal heal, thrive, and live a healthier life. Every donation, no matter the size, from individuals, businesses, and community partners makes a meaningful difference.
Choosing a pet is a meaningful decision. Whether you choose adoption or purchase, the most important commitment is providing a safe, loving, and responsible home.
