All Dog lives matter

26/08/2025

26/08/2025

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24/08/2025

Sanford was a rescue who animal control had taken in after he was hit by a car and was left unable to walk. In addition, he had a bullet wound in his right hind leg.

He was taken to a small municipal shelter in Dallas, Texas, where he stayed for a week. However, the shelter had limited resources so he was unable to receive any medical attention while he was there.

“He was physically broken … and when the volunteer went to see him, he didn’t really make any effort to come and say hello. It’s almost like he had given up, and he was just waiting for his time to come.”

Then, there was a sudden change in his behavior...

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20/08/2025

19/08/2025

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18/08/2025

In an effort to maintain a healthy capacity at the Henderson Animal Protection Services facility, the City of Henderson is taking proactive measures to encourage animal adoptions.

The city announced that it will waive adoption fees for dogs and cats adopted by Henderson residents. This initiative is set to run through Monday, September 1.

Officials say that by eliminating the fees, the city aims to increase the number of adoptions and ensure that more animals find loving homes.

12/08/2025

09/08/2025

Canelo Álvarez is building Dogtopia — a 6-hectare, $5 million facility near Bologna for abused and abandoned dogs. “It’s more than a shelter,” he said. “We offer training, water play, 24/7 vet care — but most importantly, love. Dogs are family.” Dogtopia aims to become a national model and inspire other athletes to take action.

15/05/2025

The Animal Foundation, Nevada’s largest animal shelter, issued a call to action to the community on Monday, sharing that they now have more dogs than kennels available.

13/05/2025

NBC News is reporting that despite a new director and a $2.5 million contract with a consultant, animals continue to live in filth at Riverside County Animal Services and the pound is killing more animals: https://bit.ly/4dfSCe3.

In addition, the attorney for rescuers and volunteers suing the shelter claims that “there has been a marked uptick in animals that are red listed to be killed in 72 hours for ‘behavior.’ The shelter notes purporting to support killing the dog, however, are inconsistent with the experience of those who have spent time with the animals and observed their behavior both inside and outside of the kennel…

“Essentially, any excuse, including kennel stress which virtually every dog experiences, is being relied on to kill dogs.”

In the lawsuit, plantiffs allege that:

- Animals in Riverside County facilities are subjected to neglect, inhumane conditions, and unnecessary killing.
- The pound has one of the highest kill rates in the U.S., despite a $39 million annual budget.
- Photographic evidence is cited showing animals dead in kennels or living in their own waste.

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