Who's That Dog? 35 Fabulous Rescues That Found Their Forever Homes marries professional photography by acclaimed pet photographer Mark J. Asher with the happy stories of the former shelter dogs themselves.
Twitter is like any other skill; it takes a little training. Here are tips to fetch more interest in adoptable pets.
Many shelter photos are taken through kennel doors with fencing or bars obstructing the view of the pet and giving the photo a sad sense of desperation.
Whether you’re planning an office party, a school party, or a holiday celebration at your home, your holiday events can benefit your local shelter at the same time.
October is Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month, a time that focuses a little extra attention on the many shelter dogs. We know firsthand that shelters are filled with great dogs (and our Irie and Tiki would agree) but if you’re on the fence about whether to get your next dog at a shelter, here are five great reasons.
Paris Permenter and John Bigley are a husband-wife team of professional writers. Along with over 2,500 published magazine articles and 28 books, Paris and John are the publishers of DogTipper.com and CatTipper.com. Paris and John live with their dogs and cats in the Texas Hill Country near Austin.
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