I had always dreamed of doing a rescue road trip (driving across the U.S. and visiting rescues), and when we learned that we were relocating to Los Angeles from New York, we decided this was the perfect time to drive and take this big country in. I honestly still can’t believe we did it! I have so many stories and photos to share.
Read MoreI’ve added new T-shirts to my store!
Read MoreEarly October, I organized a fundraiser in support of Riviera Rescue, a Mexican rescue I’ve been supporting since I visited them back in 2018. The fundraiser was a huge success, and these are the things your money helped with!
Read MoreA look at the LOVE exhibit, featuring my work with dog pageants.
Read MoreHere is a collection of tips on how to spot bad breeders, bad rescues, and things to consider when you are looking to buy a puppy.
Read MoreThe story of Blossom and her quest for a home (7 years in and out of the shelter, 4 failed adoptions).
Read MoreHow a dog waited 7 years at the shelter… and got adopted thanks to 2 photos!
Read MoreThe story of Lady and her long journey home!
Read MoreArca Luminosa saves the street dogs of Bogota, one reflective collar at a time!
Read MoreDiamond was rescued after Hurricane Irma in Florida (2017). She moved to New York and stayed in the care of Anima lHaven for months before finding her family. Diamond had behavioral issues, and was not good with other dogs. That would have pushed most adopters away, but once Rachel and Cameron saw her photo, they knew she was theirs (follow their adventures at @ruethepitbull).
Read MoreI’m excited about this fundraiser! We are helping Julio Cesar and his 50 rescues!
Read MoreJust some Friendsgiving discounts!
Read MoreWe are so close to ending the dog meat trade in South Korea! Read more about the local efforts and the work Humane Society International has been doing on the ground.
Read MoreA few years back, I visited Fulton County Animal Services in Atlanta, GA. The shelter is always full (mostly pit bulls), and way over capacity. It was built to accommodate about 90 animals, and they usually have about 300... They receive over 16,000 animals every year.
Read MoreLabeled as dog aggressive for most of her life, Lady Red waited 6 years for a family to call her own.
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