#dogrescuers

[killdolly-blackhearted]

Why me 😔

[foreverdreamsds]

Help! We're running extremely low on dog food, with SO many mouths to feed. We have permanent residents with ongoing medical and food needs. HOW YOU CAN HELP: CHEWY GIFT CARDS AND WISHLIST: This will allow us to buy food directly for our permanent residents on an as needed basis without having to store it. There's a link to our Chewy wishlist in our bio. https://www.chewy.com/g/forever-dream-senior-dog-sanctuary-inc_b71473912#wish-list&wishlistsortby=DEFAULT AMAZON WISHLIST: You can also use our wishlist to order donations https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1MLM8T4EKFINB?ref_=abls_lol_rl FUNDS: The money we raise at foreverdreamsenordogsanctuary.org and via Venmo @foreverdreamsds will be put towards veterinary care, medicine, grooming and supplies for the dogs in our care. You can also use the donate button here on Facebook and Instagram. LOCAL DROP OFF: drop off location Bird Mountain Wine and Spirits, 22601 Asheville Hwy Landrum, SC 29356 TELL A FRIEND: Maybe someone you know can help! Thank you! #dogrescue #rescuedog #fosterdog #animalwelfare #dogsofinstagram #seniordogs (at Forever Dream Senior Dog Sanctuary) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpiOfPqOfA9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[nejnalz]

Turkey: 70 hours after the earthquake, a dog was found alive!

#rescuedog #dogrescue #turkey #earthquake

[coffeenuts]

,, Please Hurry ,, by Jon in Thailand https://flic.kr/p/2j62AHL

[damianmann]

Sleepy head

[doggiedayoutnc]

🐾 The Heartwarming Bond Between a Rescue Dog and Its Owner 🐾

There's something truly magical about the bond between a rescue dog and its owner. 💖 These special relationships are built on trust, love, and a second chance at happiness. When you adopt a rescue dog, you're not just saving a life; you're gaining a loyal companion who will change your life forever. 🐕‍🦺 Let's dive into the beautiful journey of adopting a rescue dog and how it creates a unique and unbreakable bond! 🐶❤️

🌟 1. The Journey of Healing Together 🧡

Adopting a rescue dog often means welcoming a pet with a difficult past—whether it’s been abandoned, mistreated, or lost. 🥺 But with patience, love, and understanding, both the dog and its owner embark on a journey of healing together. 🕊️ For the dog, it means learning to trust again and finding a forever home. 🏡 For the owner, it means discovering the joy of giving a second chance and experiencing unconditional love. 💕

🌟 2. Building Trust Through Patience and Love 🐾🕰️

Rescue dogs might need time to adjust and feel safe in their new environment. But the process of building trust is incredibly rewarding. ❤️🐕 The little milestones, like the first time a dog feels safe enough to cuddle or confidently explores its new home, are moments of pure joy. 🌈 These moments of growth and trust help deepen the bond between dog and owner.

🌟 3. The Power of Companionship 👩‍🦰🐕

For many owners, rescue dogs become more than just pets—they become true companions and family members. 🐾💕 Whether it’s snuggling up during a tough day, going for long walks, or simply being there as a calming presence, the companionship of a rescue dog is unmatched. 🐕 Rescue dogs are known for their deep loyalty and understanding, often sensing when their owners need comfort the most. 🤗

🌟 4. Promoting Emotional and Mental Well-Being 🌿🧠

The emotional support provided by a rescue dog can be life-changing. 🐕‍🦺 For those dealing with anxiety, depression, PTSD, or loneliness, having a rescue dog by your side can make a world of difference. 🌍💚 These dogs often have a way of grounding their owners, helping them feel more present and calm. 🌟 The simple act of petting a dog or having a furry friend by your side can release oxytocin, the “feel-good” hormone, reducing stress and creating a sense of well-being. 🧘‍♂️

🌟 5. A New Lease on Life for Both 🌄

When you adopt a rescue dog, you give them a new chance at life. 🐾 But in many ways, they give you one too. 🥰 This mutual rescue—where both the dog and the owner find new purpose, joy, and love—creates a bond that is incredibly special. The experiences you share, from learning to trust again to celebrating small victories, create memories that last a lifetime. 🕊️

🌟 6. Advocating for Rescue and Adoption 🚨🐕

By adopting a rescue dog, you also become an advocate for the cause. 🗣️ You help spread awareness about the importance of rescuing and adopting pets in need. 🌍 Your story can inspire others to open their hearts and homes to a dog looking for a second chance. 🐶❤️

💬 Final Thoughts: Rescue Dogs Change Lives! 🐾

Adopting a rescue dog is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have. Not only do you give a dog a chance to live a happy, love-filled life, but you also gain a best friend who will stand by you through thick and thin. 🐶💪 The bond you form is a testament to resilience, trust, and the incredible healing power of love. 🌿💕

📢 Share Your Rescue Story! 🐕‍🦺

Do you have a rescue dog? We'd love to hear your story and see photos of your furry friend! Share in the comments below or tag us in your posts using #RescueDogJourney! 🐾💖

[workforothershappiness]

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We Are Feeding Our Furry Friends! 🐾✨

We are thrilled to announce that We for Education Welfare Society is actively feeding dogs in need through our ongoing feeding drive! Join us in providing essential nourishment and care to our furry companions. Together, we can make tails wag and hearts happy! 🐶💖

[harmonyhealinghub]

The Rescued Dog Shaina Tranquilino August 14, 2024

Maggie had always been drawn to the quiet ones, the animals who sat in the corners of their cages, eyes wide with fear or resignation. Working at the local animal shelter for years, she had seen dogs come and go, each with their own story. But there was something about Jasper that made her stop in her tracks the first time she saw him.

He was a scruffy, medium-sized mutt with fur the color of soot and a patch of white on his chest that looked like a broken heart. He had been brought in after being found wandering the streets, thin and skittish, with scars that told of a harsh life. He didn’t bark or growl like the others. Instead, he curled up in the corner of his kennel, trembling whenever anyone came near.

For weeks, Maggie tried to coax him out of his shell. She would sit outside his kennel during her breaks, talking to him softly, offering treats that he would only take once she left. Slowly, ever so slowly, Jasper began to trust her. He’d inch closer, his dark eyes watching her every move. Then one day, when she reached out her hand, he tentatively nudged it with his nose. That was the moment Maggie knew Jasper wasn’t just another dog—he was meant to be hers.

Bringing Jasper home wasn’t easy. He was nervous and easily startled, prone to cowering at sudden movements or loud noises. Maggie, too, carried her own scars—she had spent years trying to heal from a broken relationship, the echoes of which still haunted her in the quiet of her home. She knew that healing wasn’t a straight path; it was a series of steps forward and back, moments of hope and despair. But with Jasper, she felt a renewed sense of purpose.

Days turned into weeks, and slowly, they began to find a rhythm together. Jasper learned to trust Maggie’s gentle touch, and she learned to read the signs of his anxiety, knowing when to give him space and when to offer comfort. They took long walks in the early mornings, the world still quiet and new, a time when they could both breathe without the weight of the past pressing down.

One evening, as they sat on the porch watching the sun set, Jasper did something he had never done before—he rested his head on Maggie’s lap, letting out a deep sigh. Maggie felt a lump rise in her throat as she gently stroked his fur, realizing that this small gesture was a sign of his trust, his way of saying that he was finally home.

Maggie smiled down at him, feeling a warmth spread through her that she hadn’t felt in years. They had both come from broken places, but together, they were starting to heal. Jasper wasn’t just a rescue dog; he was her companion, her friend, a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there was always the possibility of finding light.

As the stars began to twinkle above them, Maggie whispered into the night, “We’re going to be okay, Jasper. We’re going to be okay.” And for the first time in a long while, she truly believed it.

[killdolly-blackhearted]

Rescue me.

[pawsomedogpicks]

Rescue dog with huge maggot wound on face

[carasueachterberg]

A Puppy Just for You

It’s been a week with these little mice puppies, and while they have gotten bigger, they’re still tiny. At seven weeks, the smallest (Chrystanthemum) is 2 pounds, four ounces and the largest (Gus Gus and Norman) are 3 pounds, 13 ounces. Which, if you trust a puppy growth calculator means they will grow to be 16 pounds and 27 pounds. So, they’ll be small dogs when they grow up, which is why I’m…

[ngosociety]

We Are Feeding Our Furry Friends! 🐾✨

We are thrilled to announce that We for Education Welfare Society is actively feeding dogs in need through our ongoing feeding drive! Join us in providing essential nourishment and care to our furry companions. Together, we can make tails wag and hearts happy! 🐶💖

[onelittlelove]

Experience the power of love and care in street dog rescue. Watch their transformation through medicine and compassion 🐾❤️ #usa #DogRescue #StreetDogCare #PetMedicine #LoveDogs #AnimalShelter #DogTreatment #AdoptDontShop #PetCare #DogLovers #SaveStrays

[moralkahaniya]

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