If you are thinking about getting a dog, My Best Bark, an online US dog care community, have published an uplifting new blog post about dog rescue stories reminding us that we should all adopt not shop.
Dogs really are man’s best friend and the team at My Best Bark believe that we owe them better than suffering alone in shelters and pounds, or on the street. That’s why their latest blog entry shares the powerful stories of people who have decided to adopt not shop.
My Best Bark, a passionate US online community for dog care, have added to their engaging dog blog with a touching and heartfelt collection of stories about dog rescues, fostering and adoptions.
Go to https://mybestbark.com/dog-rescue-stories to find out more.
The blog post comes in response to the latest studies which revealed that tragically in 2021 there are currently 3.3 million dogs housed in various shelters across the US. Even more distressing to dog lovers is the fact that more than half a million dogs in shelters are euthanized every year.
As such, My Best Bark wants to offer you more information about how you can save the life of a dog by giving it a safe and welcoming new home.
Among some of the optimistic and heartwarming dog rescue stories featured is the experience of Laura Seymour from Virginia who rescued and adopted her beautiful Akita, who she has since called Takia.
Sadly, when Laura first encountered Takia she was permanently chained to a tree outside a residential property with only a hole in the mud to sleep in and no food. After visiting and feeding her three times a week for a whole year, Laura was luckily able to work with local animal control to have her freed and rescued.
At only five years of age Takia is a young and otherwise healthy dog who should reasonably be able to expect a full and happy life. And now, thanks to Laura, she will have this.
My Best Bark believes in celebrating these inspiring stories of the everyday Americans who are providing a loving home for animals in need.
My Best Bark was founded by a team of passionate dog and animal lovers who want every dog in the US to be cared and provided for. Therefore, in addition to the compelling stories they feature on their blog they offer you detailed health, grooming and care advice for every dog breed imaginable.
Additionally, the forum has a featured products section in which their collaborators rank available products for unique care cases including best dog food for dog’s suffering from autoimmune disease and best puppy milk replacer.
A spokesperson for the community said, “Dogs are an integral part of life for many people. They can be a friend, companion, motivation, help in need and so much more. We’ve selected these heartwarming stories about people and their four legged friends to remind us all of the immense value in rescuing a dog and saving a life.”
If you or a loved one are in a position to foster, adopt and care for a dog My Best Bark is here to help.
If you would like to share in these stories of everyday American heroes, doing their part to make the world a little more dog-friendly go to https://mybestbark.com/dog-rescue-stories today.
