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A man, named Joe Dunn, was walking through the woods when he suddenly heard a dog howling. He ran over and looked down into a 200-foot cave. He saw a dog trapped deep below. The pup must have fallen in and now it was a race to save her in time! As a storm rolled in, Joe hatched a plan. He placed a tall log inside the cavern and hoped the dog would climb out on her own. But his … Read more

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Ashleigh stepped up to foster a blind and deaf fifteen-year-old Basset Hound named Beignet. She was already a mom to a Basset Hound puppy named Beefy. Even though her hands were full, Ashleigh knew she could help the senior dog and couldn’t fathom turning her away. Beignet had been so severely neglected and underfed that she was too weak to walk. Every bone showed through her emaciated body. It was heartbreaking! Incredibly, Beefy understood Beignet’s suffering and spent every minute … Read more

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There are few things worse than dealing with diarrhea in your Boston Terrier! We asked our 800,000 members from Boston Terrier community on facebook the following question: “What’s the best food for a Boston Terrier with a sensitive stomach?” We’ve summarized the best responses below. Always remember to check with your veterinarian before making changes that affect your Boston Terrier’s health. iHeartDogs is reader supported, so some of the links below may be paid affiliate links at no additional cost … Read more

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When Hill Country Humane Society in Buchanan Dam, Texas, took in an injured dog, they decided to name him Messiah. Why? Because it was an absolute miracle that he had even survived. The two-year-old Great Pyrenees mix had been shot, not once, but eight times, in multiple places all over his body, including his face.   Now, they’re hoping they can find out who committed this awful act of animal cruelty. Animal control officers responded immediately when they received the call reporting that … Read more

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When a woman pulled up to the drive-up window of a popular snack venue with her two dogs, Daisy and Cooper, they knew exactly what was happening — doggie ice cream! The eyes of the dog’s glimmer as their mother delivers them their favorite ice cream cone, but what follows is absolutely hilarious. 😍   Image (Screenshot)/Story Video Source Credit: Coopers Dogpatch via YouTube Video   As both dogs approach the tasty-looking dessert, Mom quickly shoos away Cooper and instead … Read more

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Sometimes fosterers, who plan to provide temporarily care for a dog, end up falling in love with the pup and decide to adopt him — this type of failure absolutely is an option.

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