by rescuecoll | Jul 7, 2025 | Advice, Articles
đŸ Kids and Dogs: Teaching Respectful, Safe Interactions Helping Children Build Positive Bonds with Their Canine Companions Dogs and children can be the best of friendsâbut only when both understand how to interact respectfully and safely. Many bites and behavioral...
by rescuecoll | Jul 6, 2025 | Advice, Articles
đŸ The First 7 Days: Helping Your Rescue Dog Adjust What to Expectâand How to Make the Transition Easier Bringing home a rescue dog is an exciting timeâbut itâs also a big adjustment for your new pet. Whether your dog came from a shelter, foster home, or directly from...
by rescuecoll | Jul 6, 2025 | Advice, Articles
đŸ Help! My Dog Wonât Stop Barking Understanding and Managing Excessive Barking Barking is a natural form of communication for dogsâbut when it becomes constant or disruptive, it can lead to frustration for owners and even put adoptions at risk. If you’re...
by rescuecoll | Jul 6, 2025 | Advice, Articles
đŸ Potty Training 101: How to Housebreak Your New Dog Potty training is one of the most common challenges faced by new dog ownersâand one of the top reasons people return dogs to shelters. But with a little patience, consistency, and understanding, almost any dog can...
by rescuecoll | Jul 6, 2025 | Advice, Articles
An Open Letter to Those Considering Surrendering Their Dog Every week, our local animal shelter takes in dogs surrendered by their owners. Just last week alone, at least seven were brought inâeach accompanied by a different explanation. The reasons vary:âWeâre...
by rescuecoll | Jul 6, 2024 | Advice, Articles
What You Need to Know Before Surrendering Your Dog Many local shelters receive numerous owner-surrendered dogs. The reasons for surrender vary widely, including changes in living situations, family dynamics, work schedules, or challenges with the dog’s behavior...
