We can bet that you’ve never seen a Chow-Chow like Chief before! Four-month-old Chief, who also goes by “Oreo Cloud,” was given that nickname by his human, Sara Hamilton, because he looks like an Oreo McFlurry dessert.

Firefighters have been braving wildfires for the last week as they spread across northern California, burning acres and acres of land and destroying everything in its path. The firefighters are geared up with helmets and goggles and work around the clock to help get the fires under control.

Callie was shot in the head and left to die in the woods in Arkansas by what we presume was her first owner. Fortunately, someone found her and rushed her to the emergency vet. Her life was saved by this person but she was not without scars. She’s missing her right eye, part of her ear and skull on the same side.

It was an early Wednesday morning, and my husband was on his way to the grocery store to take advantage of some food sales before the crowd arrived. He made it about a mile from our house down a lonely road that is surrounded by farmland.

When the couple first met Moxie, it didn’t take long for them to realize that something was wrong. She refused to stop chasing the vehicle, which made them wonder why she was running in the middle of nowhere. So, they stopped to give her water and she gladly hopped into their van.

Up until recently, it would seem, the only thing that stood between this dog named Olive and the extra snack she desired was her owner, Hailey Hart. That said, Olive was apparently used to getting her way.

The first thing people notice about Brodie is his long neck. Brodie is a rare breed called an Azawakh, which is a sighthound related to Greyhounds and Whippets. The breed is already known for having a long neck, but after a car accident…

Meet Winston — a sweet pup who loves nothing more than the warm affection he gets from his family. And it shows. But perhaps not exactly how you might think. Since the moment Winston was adopted as a puppy into Beth Clark’s family, he’s been surrounded by cats.

It’s amazing how we continue to come across hundreds of new dog rescue stories that never fail to make us feel all warm inside. Sometimes, it’s easy to lose hope and not see the brighter side. As dog lovers, we wish we could do more, but what we’re left with is just empathizing with dog rescues we see online.

In an empty parking lot in Austin, Texas, a dog named Bluebelle waited patiently for someone to notice her. The senior pittie had nothing but her dog bed to separate her from the hot pavement.

When Valentine set foot inside her first real home a year ago, the nervous dog didn’t know what to do. The dalmatian/pit bull mix had spent her young life giving birth to puppies in a hoarding situation. She had no idea what comfort or safety could mean for her.