Daffodil is a shy gal who is learning that things at DAWS might just be alright. She was quite scared when she first arrived at the shelter, hunkering down in […]
Everyone knows that cats are very independent and can be quite aloof; not everyone knows why though. Cats are solitary hunters as opposed to pack animals, so they aren’t forced […]
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Rowdy and Isabella are a bonded brother and sister pair who love being together. These eight year-old Min-Pins had an owner, but one day that owner abandoned them in a […]
Fox and four of his furry friends had been left behind in a house that was going to be sold. The real estate agent selling the property was looking to […]
The 28th Annual Walk for Animals is coming on June 11, 2017. The Walk has always been a fun-filled day for families to come together and celebrate their love for […]
Sweet Dixie is a three year-old Retriever mix. She’s a sweet girl from Kentucky whose family had to move, and they couldn’t take her with them. Now Dixie is at […]
We all know that exercise is the key to a healthy lifestyle but we seldom think about how true that is for animals. The epidemic of obesity has spread to […]
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The 2017 Annual Membership Drive is underway! Thanks to members like you, we are able to provide homes for helpless animals in need and bring hope for a better future. In 2016, […]
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Every year The Huffington Post publishes their list of “The Most Dog-Friendly Cities In America,” and offers their top twenty-five choices based on certain criteria including: Pet Accessibility: The number […]
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Pet Spotlight: Meet Daffodil
Daffodil is a shy gal who is learning that things at DAWS might just be alright. She was quite scared when she first arrived at the shelter, hunkering down in […]
How to Tell if Your Cat Likes You
Everyone knows that cats are very independent and can be quite aloof; not everyone knows why though. Cats are solitary hunters as opposed to pack animals, so they aren’t forced […]
Your Fundraising at Work: Meet Rowdy & Isabella
Rowdy and Isabella are a bonded brother and sister pair who love being together. These eight year-old Min-Pins had an owner, but one day that owner abandoned them in a […]
Your Fundraising Efforts at Work: Meet Fox
Fox and four of his furry friends had been left behind in a house that was going to be sold. The real estate agent selling the property was looking to […]
Your Fundraising Efforts at Work: Meet Tessa
The 28th Annual Walk for Animals is coming on June 11, 2017. The Walk has always been a fun-filled day for families to come together and celebrate their love for […]
Pet Spotlight: Meet Dixie
Sweet Dixie is a three year-old Retriever mix. She’s a sweet girl from Kentucky whose family had to move, and they couldn’t take her with them. Now Dixie is at […]
Exercising with Your Dog
We all know that exercise is the key to a healthy lifestyle but we seldom think about how true that is for animals. The epidemic of obesity has spread to […]
Your Membership Matters
The 2017 Annual Membership Drive is underway! Thanks to members like you, we are able to provide homes for helpless animals in need and bring hope for a better future. In 2016, […]
A Parent’s Guide to Pet Loss & a Child’s Grief
Loss is part of life. We all will face the death of a loved one at some point in our lives; and, while we may understand that loved ones will […]
Finding Fido-Friendly Activities Near You
Every year The Huffington Post publishes their list of “The Most Dog-Friendly Cities In America,” and offers their top twenty-five choices based on certain criteria including: Pet Accessibility: The number […]