Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Courtesy of the ASPCADaisy the dog doesn’t have to worry about being home alone anymore.Before the arrival of two kittens, Daisy — an 8-year-old pit bull mix living in New York City — often experiencedseparation anxietywhen her owner Rosemarie T. left the house.“Four years ago, I came home and noticed that Daisy was trembling and trying to hide. Something must have really scared her, and since then, she doesn’t like to be home alone.
Mar. 16, 2025
This unique dog has a fantastically long neck and spots that make it look more like a giraffe.
Unfortunately, Brodie had to have one front leg and shoulder amputated following the accident. Azawakhs, or sighthounds, already have incredibly long necks, but the amputation makes Brodie look even more elongated.
“Brodie is absolutely the most beautiful dog I think I will ever lay eyes on. I’m a sighthound fan, and Azawakhs are one of my favorite breeds,” Crook, a marketing consultant from the Middle East, told SWNS.
Mar. 16, 2025
Riley is getting his Christmas cheer a month early.
The 11-year-old Great Dane was recently diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer, and is not expected to live to Dec. 25. Heartbroken that her beloved pet would likely miss enjoying one more Christmas, Courtney Tucker reached out to Chewy Claus with her holiday wish.
Riley the Great Dane posing next to the custom portrait he received from Chewy Claus as part of his early Christmas celebration.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: City of Wichita Falls Animal Services/Facebook
A Facebook post spotlighting a dog up for adoption in Texas has gone viral — but not because of the cute pooch in the photo.
Last week, Wichita Falls Animal Services shared aphotoof employee Zackry Majewski kneeling next to ahuskynamed Sky to raise awareness about the dog’s adoption status.
“Zackry Majewski started with us in October of 2020. He has a great compassion for the animals in our care.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Henry Friedman/@keepingfinn
In May 2018, brothers Henry and Elias Friedman set off on a cross-country road trip to deliver a stray puppy rescued from the streets of Puerto Rico to the pet’s new family. The plan was to travel from New York to Southern California while Elias, the 32-year-old founder ofThe Dogist, documented the rescue dog’s “freedom ride.”
Henry, 30, had recently left a career in advertising and was living in a converted cargo van.