
adoption
What Are the Requirements for Adopting a Pet?
Adopting a pet is a process that factors in everything from your age to living situation. Here’s what you need to know.
adoption
Adopting a pet is a process that factors in everything from your age to living situation. Here’s what you need to know.
Adoption Advice
Lower healthcare costs, unique looks, adorable personalities — there are several reasons to rescue a mixed-breed dog. Here’s why you’ll fall in love with them.
Adoption Advice
Here are a few tips to help you pick the right vet.
Breed Info
Brains and beauty make this mix appealing to pet parents. But they’re also energetic and need lots of mental stimulation. Here’s how to decide if this herding-dog mix is right for you.
Breed Info
Because you’re never too old to find your bestie.
Breed Info
Looking for an intelligent pup? You’ve come to the right place.
shelter-rescue
Here’s how field trips can transform a shelter dog’s personality and their chances for adoption.
Shelters & Rescue
Shelters & Rescue
Thinking of adopting a pet? What to expect, what to bring, and which questions to ask.
Foster & Volunteer
Learn how to start fostering — your home could be exactly what a vulnerable kitten needs to survive and thrive.
Foster & Volunteer
They’re cute, but puppies are also a lot of work. Before you foster, just make sure you’re prepared, so it’s the heart-warming experience you’re hoping it’ll be.
Foster & Volunteer
Fostering is a great way to dip your toes into the pet-parenting waters, while helping a pet in need.
adoption
Find out how to set your adopted rescue dog up for success.
Behavior & Training
Here are all the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways cats show affection and love for their humans.
Behavior & Training
There’s tired. And then there’s tired-tired. Here’s how to tell if your dog is just sleepy, or if something is wrong.
Rehome
Typically, animal control requires a fee for accepting surrendered animals. Here’s what you should know about surrendering a cat for free.
Rehome
There are many resources to help new pet parents troubleshoot even the most frustrating adoption issues. But if those still don’t help, here’s what to do next.