How Dog-Friendly Communities Make Everyday Life Better for People and Pets
From welcoming green spaces to considerate walking groups, discover practical ways local communities can become more inclusive for dogs and their people.
From welcoming green spaces to considerate walking groups, discover practical ways local communities can become more inclusive for dogs and their people.
A retired police dog and his handler received an award after eight years of search work, including dozens of searches in the pair’s final operational year.
The campaign shared adoption progress among dogs who had been waiting for homes and directed donations toward rescue groups supporting animals in care.
A welfare conference highlighted calls for breeding regulation, microchip traceability and better reporting of non-accidental injuries.
Approval for proposals to introduce Northern Ireland’s version of Lucy’s Law was described as a step toward ending third-party commercial sales of puppies and kittens.
Authorities recovered eight stolen greyhounds and returned them, highlighting identification, prompt reporting and coordinated response in dog theft cases.
A review clarified the distinction between welfare legislation that has passed and measures not yet implemented, a useful update for community advocates and dog owners.
Two rescued dogs, Jack and Poppy, recovered and found homes, with their story culminating in a reunion and renewed stability.
A dog named Poppy was reported to combine family companionship with missing-person search work, demonstrating how trained dogs can serve roles while maintaining home routines.
A rescue and adoption effort in Mexico City saw 16 dogs placed with families, bringing attention to local shelter partnerships and the value of adoption preparation.