Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Fuzz Ball Animal Rescue
Xena has lived up to her warrior woman name.
According to therescue’s Facebook, the dog was taken to the Oregon Trail Veterinary Clinic to have her leg amputated due to injuries from the accident.
According toWSET, the duo was later given the heroic names Xena and Marvel.
Fuzz Ball Animal Rescue is asking for donations to help cover the pair’s medical costs. You can call Oregon Trail Vet Clinic at 541-567-1138 to make a donation or you can make a donation through PayPal atfuzzballrescue.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Christie’s
Get ready for a doghouse that is out of this world.
Christie’s currently has a unique doghouse up for auction online as part of theirDeep Impact: Martian, Lunar, and Other Rare Meteoritessale, per a release from the auction house.
Now, both the dog house and the meteor that hit it are up for auction online through Christie’s and can currently be viewed in-person at Christie’s New York City auction house.
Mar. 16, 2025
Pedro is finally back at a normal body temperature after being rescued from a hot car on Tuesday.
According toKDVR, Colorado’s Lakeside Police Department received a call about a little dog trapped in a car outside of Walmart on Tuesday. Temperatures that day reached 100 degrees, and when officers broke open the window to save the dog struggling inside, they found the temperature inside the car to be over 123 degrees.
Mar. 16, 2025
Luke the dog is still looking for love after getting stood up at his Valentine’s Day party.
According to a release fromBattersea Dogs & Cats Home, the animal rescue center’s shelter at Brands Hatch in Kent, England, is caring for a dog who has been unlucky in love.
Luke is a five-year-old canine who came to theBattersea shelteras a stray over 200 days ago. The dog hasn’t found an adopter yet, partially because he can be shy in new situations.
Mar. 16, 2025
Owen the dog posing with a Nutcracker performer from the St. Louis Ballet for the Stray Rescue of St. Louis' annual Muttcracker photoshoot.Photo:Dancers & Dogs
Dancers & Dogs
Owen is ready to find a home for the holidays.
In May, the Australian cattle dog arrived atStray Rescue of St. Louisdesperately needing some TLC.
“Our mission is really to rescue the underdogs of St. Louis City. We take in a lot of medical cases, dogs that wouldn’t stand a chance anywhere else,” Julia Gabbert, the chief of clinic administration at Stray Rescue, tells PEOPLE of the nonprofit.