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May 16, 2014
Every morning around 6:30am Gustav the German Shepherd Dog gets really hungry and decides it’s time for dad to get up. He’s even got a special trick for helping lift dad up and out of bed! Now that’s what I call an effective (and adorable) alarm clock!
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June 8, 2026
Alone beside a wooded creek in rural Tennessee, a brave mama dog was doing everything she could to keep her 12 newborn puppies alive.
Abandoned and with no one to care for them, she carried the enormous burden herself, protecting and feeding her babies with whatever she could find. But life on her own was taking its toll.
When local dog rescuer Sarah Kodad heard about the little family, she knew she had to help.
“[I felt] sad and angry that another dog had been dumped,” Kodad told the Dodo. “They’re such loyal companions, who give their all for their humans or families. It’s not fair for them to be tossed away or mistreated.”
Kodad tracked the mama’s movements through the area, hoping she would lead her to the puppies. When she finally found them, her heart sank. One of the puppies had already died.
She gently gathered the grieving mama and her 11 surviving babies into her car and immediately began searching for a safe place for them to go.
“No more worrying about your babies, momma,” Kodad wrote after the rescue. “No more pregnancies … no more struggling to survive.”
The sweet dog, originally named Fig, blossomed in foster care as her puppies continued to thrive.
Then, hundreds of miles away in Colorado, a man named Joel saw her photo and read her story.
Joel had recently lost his own beloved dog, and something about this devoted mama touched his heart. He applied to adopt her and, after being approved, patiently waited more than a month until her puppies were weaned and she had recovered from her spay surgery.
Finally, the day arrived.
Joel made the long drive to Tennessee to bring her home, and according to Rubies and Rogues, it was a match made in heaven. He picked her up straight from her spay appointment, and she looked more than ready to start the next chapter of her life.
Now known as Gabbie, the former stray mama is living her best life in Colorado with her new dad. She spends her days surrounded by love instead of worry, trading survival for adventure in the mountains near Keystone Resort.
August 13, 2025
Gemma Stafford has shared plenty of frozen treats for her dog Waffles — from doggie ice cream to frozen snacks. This time, she’s back with a homemade dog popsicle recipe your pup will love.
The professional chef and bestselling cookbook author of Bigger Bolder Baking has created a delicious recipe that’s easy to make. You’ll need the following ingredients:
When rescuers first arrived to help a stray dog they named Angela, she was lying motionless in a muddy field.
“We got a call reporting that a dog had been found lying in water in a field, unconscious,” Animal Aid Unlimited, India wrote. “She had a deep wound by her tail and a laceration on her face. We rushed her back to Animal Aid’s hospital where we started treating her traumatic head injury.”
Angela had suffered a severe blow to the head and had brain damage as a result. A week after her emergency surgery she took her first wobbly steps, but she couldn’t stand or walk on her own.
But rescuers refused to give up on her, despite this heartbreaking setback. And after 2 months of treatment and loving care, Angela’s recovery is incredible to see.
Jul 29, 2026
Lorita was only supposed to stay for one week, but her family never came back. This tiny 2-pound dog found a forever home filled with love, trust, and second chances. ❤️🐶
Published by GeoBeats Animals
31st July 2026
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April 28, 2015
Now that the summer season is in full swing, walking with your dog requires a few extra precautions to keep them safe and healthy. Practically every pet parent knows the rule about not leaving your dog in the a hot vehicle, but not as many know the damage that hot asphalt, pavement or even sand, can wreak on a dog’s paws.
The air temperature doesn’t have to be excessively hot to burn a dog’s skin. The air temperature only has to be 77 F for the asphalt to be 125 F, and at 125 degrees, skin destruction can occur in just 60 seconds!
Hot pavement can cause painful blisters, welts or severe burns on a dog’s feet and lead to health complications like infections.
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February 7, 2014
This might just be the cutest thing you see all day. Eight-week-old Bentley the Bulldog puppy has quite a few things to say to his human!
November 23, 2017
Every pet parent loves to see their dog run in grass. However, there are some wild grasses that dogs should stay away from. Foxtails are grasses with seed awns that are extremely dangerous to dogs. That’s because the awns on foxtails are barbed, razor-sharp needles, designed to burrow into the ground with the seed. However, they can also burrow through a dog’s skin and enter soft tissue where they can cause serious injury, infection and even death.
Foxtails torpedo-shaped awns are like bullets and can penetrate any part of a dog’s body. The awns most commonly lodge in a dog’s nose, ears, underbelly, rear end and paws. Long-haired dogs are particularly susceptible, as the barbed foxtail stays attached to the dog’s long fur and are difficult to spot.
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