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Garden and Yard Safety for Your Dog
April 8, 2021
Gardens and yards are wonderful places to relax with your family, including your dog. But is your yard safety-proofed for your dog? Although it’s not possible to rid your yard of every potential danger, there are a few simple steps that you can take that can help improve your yard’s safety for your dog.
Basic Safety
- Don’t leave garden tools out. Dogs can bite, or step on, rakes, hoes and trowels and other garden tools and hurt themselves. They can also get tetanus (lock jaw) from dirty scrapes.
- Secure garbage bins and composts. Teach your puppy or dog to relieve him/herself in a spot away from this space and clean up after him regularly.
- Puppies are curious and love to explore, so they should always be supervised when outside and corrected in behaviors you do not want to encourage (such as eating plants, digging in the garden).
- Clear mushrooms from the yard and grass as most wild mushrooms are highly toxic to dogs.
- Secure pesticides and chemicals away from their reach and use sparingly (see details below).
Reduce dangers at a dog’s eye level
Examine your yard from a dog’s point of view to remove or fix things that could hurt them accidentally.
- Slowly walk around your yard looking for sharp rocks, uneven stone work, pit holes and other obstacles that could hurt your dogs feet or trip them up.
- Sit on the ground and look around for hazards such as protruding nails sticking out of decks, fences
- Trim pointy branches or thorny bushes that can damage a dog’s eyes or cause injury to their noses, or mouths.
Dog Kisses Rescuer After Being Trapped for 5 Days Beneath Collapsed Building In Venezuela
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July 1, 2026
For five long days, a small dog lay trapped beneath the wreckage of a collapsed building after Venezuela’s devastating twin earthquakes.
Hidden deep inside the rubble in Caraballeda, she had no way out. Then rescuers heard something that stopped them in their tracks. A bark.
Emergency crews from El Salvador immediately began searching through the twisted concrete, refusing to give up on the little survivor. For five painstaking hours, they dug through the debris, following the faint sound until they finally reached the frightened dog.
The moment she emerged from the darkness, exhausted but alive, the crowd erupted in applause.
The little dog, named Giselle, wasted no time showing her gratitude. As soon as she was safely in her rescuer’s arms, she began showering his face with grateful kisses—a touching moment captured on video that has since moved people around the world.
Rescuers wrapped Giselle in a blanket and gently fed the hungry pup with a syringe before giving her a thorough medical check. Despite spending five days trapped beneath the rubble, they reported that she was in good health.
Sharing the rescue, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele wrote:
“After 5 hours, we managed to rescue this little dog who responds to the name Giselle. If anyone is her owner, they can approach our teams in the area and prove with photos or videos that she is theirs.”
As rescue teams continue searching through the devastation for survivors, Giselle’s rescue has become one of the many small miracles to emerge from the tragedy—a reminder that every life matters, and that hope can still be found beneath the rubble. 
Tips for Keeping Dogs Safe During Fireworks Celebrations
July 3, 2019
More pets go missing during holidays with fireworks than any other time. In the United States alone, July 5th is the busiest day of the year for animal shelters taking in lost pets. The second busiest is Halloween, when firecrackers and fireworks are lit
Many dogs that would otherwise be calm run away from home because of the noise and lights of fireworks celebrations. Whether it’s Independence Day, Halloween or a neighborhood celebration, nights filled with fire crackers and fireworks that can frighten pets. Some dogs react to fireworks much like they would react to a thunderstorm and will panic and act irrationally.
With that in mind, here are some tips for keeping dogs calm and safe during celebrations:
- If you are going out to a live fireworks display, strongly consider leaving your dog at home. The crowds, commotion and loud sounds can be stressful to even the most well-behaved dogs. And, in stressful situations, some dogs may even bite. But if you do bring your dog along:
- Keep dogs cool. If you do decide to bring your dog with you to a celebration, never leave him/her in the car and monitor your dog for heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
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Pedigree Voluntarily Recalls Two Lots of High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor Canned Wet Dog Food
July 2, 2026 – Mars Petcare U.S. announced a voluntary recall for two lots of PEDIGREE Can High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor 13.2oz for dogs after products intended for destruction may have entered the U.S. marketplace. According to Mars, the lots did not meet company safety and quality standards and may contain metal and plastic foreign material.
Mars is investigating how the products entered the marketplace and is helping consumers identify and remove affected products.
The affected products being recalled are part of only two lots.
Product: PEDIGREE® Can High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor 13.2oz for dogs
Lot codes:
- 613C3KKCFC
- 613C1KKCFC
- Safety Risk: Pieces of hard and sharp metal with plastic may be present and could cause harm if consumed.
At this time:
- No other PEDIGREE or Mars Petcare US, Inc products are affected or being recalled.
- No related pet illnesses or injuries have been reported.
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Man Adopts Tiny Chihuahua. Now Basil Won't Leave His Side
Ryan thought he was simply adopting a tiny Chihuahua. Instead, Basil became his loyal shadow, his travel companion, and the best friend he never knew he needed.
This heartwarming story is a reminder that the smallest dogs often leave the biggest paw prints on our hearts.
Published by Tails Tell Tales
2nd July 2026
She Couldn't Move Her Legs… Now Watch This🙏
Kinsley was almost completely paralyzed when she was rescued, and vets believed she would need a wheelchair for the rest of her life.
But after a second opinion and weeks of physical therapy, this brave puppy started making incredible progress.
In just 4–5 weeks, Kinsley learned to walk on her own and now barely needs her wheelchair anymore.
Her journey is a beautiful reminder of what love, care, and determination can do for a rescue dog 🙏❤️
Published by We Love Animals
This woman adopted a judgmental chihuahua. And got what she deserved
Sometimes the smallest dogs leave the biggest paw prints.
After losing her beloved dog, she never imagined opening her heart again. Then a tiny, judgmental Chihuahua named Tina changed everything in the most unexpected way.
This touching true story is about grief, healing, and discovering that love always finds room to grow.
Published by Tails Tell Tales
28th June 2026
28th June 2026
Dog Talks Like A Human Every Day | Cuddle Buddies
Sassy dog discovers he can talk.
This dog talks back to his owner, and she can’t help but laugh!
It all started when Nhamo found Mimosa in a shelter, and after seeing his personality, she couldn’t understand why he’d been returned three times! But now he’s with someone who loves and understands him.
This dog talks back to his owner, and she can’t help but laugh!
It all started when Nhamo found Mimosa in a shelter, and after seeing his personality, she couldn’t understand why he’d been returned three times! But now he’s with someone who loves and understands him.
Unfortunately, this is watchable on YouTube only, but well worth doing so.
This 'tiny village' was built only for dogs
This 'tiny village' is for dogs that don't have homes.
Published by GeoBeats Animals
22nd June 2026
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