Nana's Biskitz Dog Treats

08/30/2025

Let’s do it! With American Cancer Society and our dogs! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

08/29/2025

I hope she finds the perfect person to give her the rest and love she deserves. ❤️🐾

💔 SOSA IS THE LAST ONE LEFT 💔

After a lifetime of devoted service to others, Sosa deserves so much better.

She was rescued by our Animal Law Enforcement team from what was supposed to be a sanctuary for retired working dogs – instead, she endured horrific conditions that no hero should ever face.

Sosa was one of over 20 retired working dogs we saved. Today, brave Sosa continues to wait for someone who understands her unique journey. She is the last of the retired working dogs at the PSPCA.

This incredible girl gave everything in service to others. Now she dreams of just one thing: a quiet home where she can finally rest, knowing she's safe and loved.

Sosa needs to be the only dog in the home, and is requiring an experienced handler who has handled dogs trained for military and law enforcement work.

She's waited long enough.

08/29/2025

It is heartbreaking when you read updates from shelters k**e this:
🚨 We Are At Capacity – No More Intakes Unless It’s an Emergency 🚨

Our shelter is officially full. Every kennel is taken, and we cannot take in any more animals right now unless it is a true emergency. This isn’t a choice we want to make — it’s the reality of how overcrowded shelters have become.

Here’s why shelters are overflowing:

❌ Too many unaltered pets – Every “oops” litter ends up at a shelter when there aren’t enough homes.

❌ Backyard breeding & selling – Adding more puppies and kittens into a community that’s already overwhelmed.

❌ Owner surrenders – Pets are being dropped off due to housing struggles, finances, or simply lack of commitment.

❌ Strays not reclaimed – Pets come in as strays and sit in kennels because owners don’t come looking.

❌ Adoptions slowing – While we have a great adoption rate, the truth is that intake numbers are outpacing how many animals we can place.

Thank you to the fosters who step up — you’re saving lives. But until more people spay and neuter, adopt instead of shop, reclaim their lost pets, and take responsibility, shelters everywhere will remain at a breaking point.

👉 How you can help right now:

✔️ Adopt — give a pet a home and free up a kennel.
✔️ Foster — even short-term fosters open space.
✔️ Spay & Neuter — stop the cycle before it starts.
✔️ Share — help get the word out so more animals find homes.

Shelters and fosters are doing everything they can, but we can’t do it alone. Please help us get through this overwhelming time and continue saving lives. ❤️🐾

08/28/2025

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08/26/2025

Sweet baby! 🐿️

08/26/2025

Happy National Dog Day‼️❤️🐾
Spoiling our Sandy Ocean today with some fresh baked and Fro-yo treats😍

08/20/2025

08/20/2025

Fosters needed Wolf Trap Animal Rescue❤️😍

02/22/2025

Here's a fun little fact about our furry pals: while dogs can devour just about anything, there are certain foods that can turn them from happy pups into not-so-happy campers! 🚫🍫

Take grapes, for instance. You might think they're a healthy snack, but they're actually a big no-no for dogs. Just a handful can lead to kidney failure! 😱 And don’t get me started on chocolate—because, let’s be real, if dogs could have a sweet tooth, chocolate would be their first choice! 🍫 But it’s a serious danger.

Xylitol, often found in sugar-free gum and some peanut butter, is another sneaky ingredient that can wreak havoc on a dog’s health. It drops their blood sugar and can lead to liver failure! Yikes!

So, next time you're enjoying a snack, remember to keep those toxic foods away from your pup. They may give you those puppy-dog eyes, but trust me, it’s better to stick to doggie treats. 🥳🍖 Let’s keep our furry friends safe and sound!