Rescues & Rescue Treats® Blog

Are you considering fostering a dog? Want to be a future foster failure? We have the guide for you.  Just by reading this article you are already thinking in the right direction.

There are various ways you can help your local rescue or shelter. Here are our top 5 suggestions that you may not have thought of!

Before a severe emergency occurs, be ready! Some local shelters, for instance, have a "no dog policy" in times of emergency or disaster. Nevertheless, the following advice will help you make sure that your dog is prepared for any situation.

“Operation Paw” was a collaboration between us and “Operation Mutual Aid For The Ukraine Firefighter” to send dog food and dog treats over to Ukrainian refugees.  We noticed there are not many relief efforts focused on helping dogs, so we created Operation Paw to help our furry friends overseas.  On April 2nd the Jersey City community along with local firefighters united inside the our bakery to pack and label hundreds of bags of dog food for humanitarian distribution in Ukraine.  Operation Mutual Aid For The Ukraine Firefighter will then distribute the dog food by boots on the ground overseas (as they have already successfully distributed firefighting and first aid...

To start with, congratulations if you are reading this while making notes for your future rescue dog! Here is our checklist for getting ready for your rescue dog.

Did you know there is a significant distinction between rescue organizations and shelters? There is, and this piece will assist you in recognizing the difference.