Five pointes pet care

02/19/2026

Yep, there’s always one isn’t there😆🐾❤️

01/19/2026

Please share this‼️

🚑 Temperatures are deadly, but this dog was still dumped with with a box, a food bowl, and a few belonging in the area of Harper and Cadieux on Detroit’s east side.

The dog is safe with us at Detroit Dog Rescue, but this is a cry, a warning, a plea: do not dump your dogs -it’s simply too cold in Detroit for them to have any chance of surviving this week.

If you can, please help us by donating at the link in the comments. Thank you.

12/31/2025

Please all my Facebook peeps if you can afford to help out it is so greatly appreciated and definitely in need. Thank you and happy new year. 🙏🏼🐾☺️❤️

We have a match that will help us rescue more dogs like Marvin and impact our outreach + rescue programs in .
Our friends at Tito’s Vodka are matching $20,000 of your donations TODAY!

If you want to make your end of the year, tax-deductible gift a double, help us into our outreach + rescue fund. See what we did there. 😉

Make your tax-deductible gift today and make it a double!
Please donate on the Facebook link or donate through our website. Every amount counts and is appreciated!

⬇️Donate HERE:
DetroitDogRescue.com

From our shelter to your ,
HAPPY 2️⃣🤍2️⃣6️⃣!

🌟Detroit Dog Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit and licensed by the Michigan Department of Agriculture with excellent remarks.

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12/03/2025

💡 Creating solutions at DDR! Vito found Debo on the street on the way to work yesterday. Every shelter is beyond capacity due to the cold weather. Vito was eager to foster Debo, and possibly adopt him after his stray hold, but they needed a vet so Debo could receive care right away. Our veterinarian provided Debo with an intial exam and care to keep Debo healthy, in a foster home, and out of a shelter!

Providing medical care, foster programs, adoption programs, and alternatives to euthanasia for space are just a few programs we provide every day.

Every shelter is telling residents they are full unless a dog is pregnant or critically injured. It seems most of the time these are the stories that bring in donation dollars on social media. However, intervening and creating positive outcomes BEFORE animals become critically injured is truly the most humane option when It comes to rescue. Too many dogs In need are being turned away, because their story can’t be sensationalized. It’s sad and unethical.

Our new veterinary program is in need of supplies! Medications, critical antibiotics, Heartworm preventative and treatment are just a few things we constantly need.

Please help by donating today, because our match from the Alex Burnstein Memorial Fund is still happening for donations up to $5,000!

If you can, please make an end of the year, tax-deductible donation at DetroitDogRescue.com

A big bark and thank you to Dr. Sewick for joining our team to help create more positive outcomes for .

07/12/2024

02/22/2024

UPDATE - Picture of Yorkshire Terrier Added

SEEKING FOSTER home to accommodate SENIOR dogs. Two separate situations.
9.5 yr male Labrador mix, black, 75 lbs. Well behaved, good temperament; good with other dogs and children.
15-16 yr old male Teacup Yorkshire Terrier, 4 lbs. In good health for age and sweet temperament. Unknown with other dogs.
If you can help, contact us at [email protected].

01/28/2024

09/07/2023

All of a sudden it’s hot😎☀️☀️❤️🐾

09/07/2023

She was ready to go today I think she was making up for yesterday‘s walk😁🐾❤️

05/19/2023

Not much longer and these beauties will be all gone🌷🌷🌷🌷