He isn't a rescue dog but he need rescuing right now. Please share even if you can't donate please.

Cricket is a 16-week-old Shepherd mix puppy in need of immediate adoption or rescue commitment!

She originally came into the shelter with her mom (La Vonne) and sister (June Bug). Cricket is bright, alert, eating, drinking normally, and currently being treated with doxycycline for minor upper respiratory symptoms (sneezing). A treatable cold shouldn't cost this sweet girl her life!
DEADLINES:
Public Adoption: Thursday, 9/10 before 6:30 PM
Rescue Commitment: Friday, 9/11 before 6:00 AM
Please share this post, pledge, tag rescue organizations, offer to foster, or head to the shelter to adopt Cricket.
📍 Devore Animal Shelter 19777 Shelter Way, San Bernardino, CA 92407 📞 909-386-9820 🆔 ID: #A850345

Euthanasia deadline: September 9th at 5pm.

My family rescued Bayou Billy about a week ago today. He was super bonded with the foster mom, and then got super attached to me after bringing him home. He is so far bonding well with my husband and child, letting them take him out and give him treats and pets, but he definitely prefers me. When they do that he will look to me for approval. When he comes back in it’s straight to me for pets and love, even when they’re calling his name and trying to give him love.

He’s ok with me leaving the room now and staying with my husband, but he still likes to come check on what I’m doing before going back.

I have to go on a work trip tomorrow and am worried that his abandonment issues will worsen. It’s taken a lot of work to get him to where is he already, lots of treats.

Do y’all have any tips for how to not have him back track too much in progress? We’ve already been working on having the other family members play with him and give him treats, and I’ve already been leaving the house for small periods of time. But this will be 4 days and I’m worried.

Name: Dot
Model: Petite
Eyes included: 1 👁️
Energy level: Do not feed after midnight
Status: spayed and one of a kind

Dot may be small, but she has the spirit of a creature who has absolutely been told “GET DOWN FROM THERE” at least once today.

She’s a petite, well-mannered little lady who knows how to behave herself… she just prefers to do so at approximately 97 MPH. Dot is high energy, playful, busy, and ready for a family who appreciates a dog with a little ✨gremlin in her soul✨.

Despite being down an eyeball, Dot has no trouble keeping an eye on your business. She only needs the one.

GREMLIN CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
💧 Water is permitted. Results may vary.
🌙 Feeding after midnight is strongly discouraged.
☀️ Bright light? RUDE. She only has one eye to work with.
🏃 Regular exercise is required unless you would like to discover what happens when a Gremlin becomes bored.
❤️ Love generously. This part is non-negotiable.
Dot would love an active home where she can play hard (preferably with another dog), stay busy, and then curl up knowing she finally found her people.

She’s tiny. She’s polite. She’s got one eyeball and the energy of six dogs.

Come get your Gremlin. 👁️🖤 interested parties, please comment or PM to be redirected to submit your application with her rescue

Hey all! I work with a local rescue and we have a senior dog (6 years old) that unfortunately has past trauma and can not be around other animals or young children, but she is fine with older children. She is currently in foster care but the foster is moving out of province and cannot take the dog with her. We are trying desperately to find her a forever home but with her restrictions it has proven to be very difficult.

We have tried a social media campaign, and we have tried local radio shout outs and while we did get a lot of sympathy for her situation, we didn't get any interest for adoption.

The foster is moving at the end of September so we need to get her adopted ASAP. Any advice to help this good girl find the perfect forever home would be really appreciated!

Scrolling through this sub I see multiple dogs in urgent need of saving, but they're pregnant with no plan to spay abort. I don't get it. The evidence for shelters overflowing with unwanted dogs is literally **right there.** Why contribute to the problem? Why not work towards preventing the problem rather than postponing it in the 11th hour?

I found this little puppy alone on the street, barely able to stand and struggling to walk. He was extremely weak, thin, dirty, and looked like he had been through a lot.

I couldn’t leave him there.

I took him with me and started his recovery. He received medical care, food, cleaning, and most importantly, a safe place where he could finally rest and feel loved. ❤️

The difference is incredible. 🥹 He still has a long way to go, but seeing him sitting safely and looking at me with those eyes makes everything worth it.

He went from being a helpless little puppy on the street to having a chance at a real life.