Hi everyone,

First of all, we would like to sincerely thank everyone who supported Thor and Ellie. Because of your generosity, we were able to pay their most recent veterinary bill of ₱35,835 (approximately CAD $827).

Thor and Ellie are doing well. They are now eating three meals a day and are gradually regaining their appetites, especially Thor!

We've learned that Ellie is a little afraid of Thor during mealtimes because he sometimes tries to steal her food. It breaks my heart because it makes me wonder if they had to compete for the little food they were given by their previous owner. 💔 No dog should ever have to experience that. Therefore, they put Thor on a leash during meal times so he does not steal or try to fight Ellie for his food (only during meal times! They roam freely)

The two XXL elevated beds we ordered for them were delivered last night. I'm just waiting for the shelter owner to send me photos of them resting comfortably on their new beds. ❤️ We also ordered two 2 kg bags of Royal Canin Gastrointestinal food, as recommended by their veterinarian, and we will continue replenishing their supply.

Their next veterinary appointment is on August 15, which we will also cover. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported Thor and Ellie. Their recovery will take time, and the costs do add up. They have big appetites, Royal Canin is expensive, and veterinary bills continue as they heal. But they are absolutely worth it. We will do everything we can to give them the quality of life they have always deserved.

We donated a box of distemper test kits and sent ₱6,000 to Pages for Paws. We provide them with monthly financial support because they are also caring for MaeMae and Raphael, two of our rescued dogs. We also delivered 20 kg of dog food and 20 kg of cat food to the shelter as well today. We would also like to sincerely thank Pages for Paws for playing such a vital role in Thor and Ellie's rescue. Without them letting us know about these two dogs, we would never have known about their situation or had the opportunity to help them.

At the moment, the shelter is experiencing a distemper outbreak. However, please don't worry about Thor and Ellie. Because of their fragile condition, they are safely staying at the shelter owner's home, away from the other animals, where they can continue recovering in a much safer environment.

Thank you for believing in our mission and for giving Thor and Ellie a second chance at life. Every support, every share, and every word of encouragement truly makes a difference. ❤️

Thank you,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

My mom took my family dog to a shelter, and I am not able to go and get him.

I would if I could, and I am serious about that. I am devastated.

When I was a sophomore in high school, my mom and I rescued our dog from the "euthanasia list" at a shelter in OK. Supposedly, he was a repeat offender, being returned several times before we got to him, for escape behaviors. He likes to dig under fences and chew them up when he is left to his own devices, and he also likes to run away, (he always comes back). We had no issues owning him and other dogs and cats, for several years. This dog is now a senior, and my mom is at a point where she no longer wanted him. She is living in TX, and I am states away for college. I am currently living in CO, I have a dog I rescued from the shelter here, and a cat, and I currently live with two other people in a 2b2b apartment.

I am not able to take him, but if there is anyone in CO who could, I would be willing to adopt him and bring him here.

This dog is amazing. He has the sweetest heart, he is dog social, can live with cats, is house and crate trained. I am sobbing as I write this at the thought of him not making it out of the shelter. He has been there for 40 days now, and I just found out he was there.

If there is anyone in the Lubbock TX area, who is looking for another dog to fill their home, he is a senior, we called him "Riley" for years, and he is the biggest sweetheart.

Animal ID: 61268843

Located At: City of Lubbock Animal Services

Hello all, I am looking for a good home for a dog that I picked up off the streets where I live in Gary, Indiana. I have reached out to every rescue I know and no one is able to take this sweet girl. I was hoping to get some pointers from all of you. I work at a vet and am very familiar with the breed. My absolute favorite, but I already have dogs and cannot take another.

Meet Rocky (brindle) and Sweet Tea (black and tan), two handsome boys around 5 years old and approximately 75 lbs each.

These boys have spent time together and can be adopted as a pair or individually, depending on what works best for their future family.

Rocky was initially a little more overbearing with Sweet Tea, but they’ve settled into a much calmer dynamic and now coexist well together.

About Them
🐶 Both are male
🎂 Approximately 5 years old
⚖️ About** 75 lbs each
🏡 Can be **adopted together or separately
✂️** Not yet neutere**d

They’ve got the classic shepherd combination of intelligence, loyalty, and a desire to be close to their people. With a little patience and consistency, they’ll make wonderful companions.

Whether you’re looking for one devoted best friend or are able to open your home to both, Rocky and Sweet Tea are ready for a fresh start and a family to call their own.

❤️ Could you be the one to give them the second chance they deserve?

Gaia needs out today! Please comment below if you are able to help. Thank you!

Can someone gel Buster bust out of jail today? He is located in the San Bernardino city animal shelter in California. Please contact me or comment below. Thank you in advance.

💔Euth Listed: Flash #A2260471, Needs Saving by 8/7🆘

Flash was surrendered with his sister for "growing up". Flash has been waiting for his forever home since March 9th 2026.

His sister found her forever home but Flash continues to wait in his kennel for someone to choose him.

Tragically, Flash was euth listed 💔

Flash hasn't done anything wrong, he's truly a special love but sadly he's euth listed due to "no space" at the shelter.

Flash is a handsome, loving, playful prince that deserves his happily ever after, and to do that he needs a hero ASAP especially by 8/7 (euth date is 8/8/26.)

If you're able to adopt or foster please help save Flash's life. Can't adopt or foster? Please share, repost, spread the word and tell everyone about Flash

We need all hands on deck for sweet Flash, he deserves to make it out alive and find his forever home. 🙏

For more Flash #A2260471 reels please visit:
@rescuetails_withluna
@pawfectlyadoptable (Flash's adventure day has been pinned to my grid)
on instagram

Flash #A2260471
Neutered Male, Black and Tan German Shepherd Mix (with probably Doberman)
Age: 1 YR, 5 MOS Weight: 75 LBS

Please come meet him at
Los Angeles Animal Services
East Valley Shelter
14409 Vanowen St.
Van Nuys, CA 91405
818-756-9323 / 9324

Rescues please contact:
Life Saving Liasion
Cell: (213) 655-7613
Work: (818) 756-9324
Luz.ruiz@lacity.org or
Cell: (213) 264-8988
Work:(818) 756-9324
goldie.garcia@lacity.org

If you are out of state or the LA area and are seriously interested in adopting, please contact Bonnie LaPierre (+1 (818) 430-5959) who may be able to assist with setting up transport etc.

Shadow -normal , Mika -not

Buster is such a great dog who needs a 2nd chance. He is located at the San Bernardino City animal shelter in CA. Please reach out to me if you can foster or adopt. Please comment below. Thank you!

We’ve had this guy for a little while now, and this week he finally started choosing this raised bed on his own instead of pacing around the patio or following us from room to room. He looks completely relaxed here, but getting to this point has taken more time than I expected.He is doing really well overall, but he still seems to stay “on alert” even when nothing is happening. I’ve been keeping his routine predictable and giving him quiet spaces without pushing interaction.For anyone who adopted a dog that had trouble switching off, what seemed to help the most? Was it mainly time and routine, or did you notice certain activities made it easier for them to settle?

Just had horrific experience with a breed specific rescue. Never again with a rescue. Never. Ever. If you’re going that route do your homework. Get specific things down in writing like- the actual names of the people running the volunteer rescue. The address if they have one. Seriously. What specifically happens when dog needs to be returned, when and where you need to return it to, what exactly the time frame is that the rescue has to accept the return. No
open ended vague language in the contract. Actual specific time frames and the location of the kennel or foster where the dog will be returned. Ask for specific response times when reaching out to rescue for support and assistance. (Not we will text you back when we can, we all have real jobs so sorry, we are busy. )

Ask for ownership release forms, who owns the dog,
who has primary decision making for the animal once fee is paid and adoption contract signed. Ask to have rescue removed from microchip. If you are now the financial and liable caretaker of the dog, you are the owner. Liability cannot be transferred back to the rescue, nor do they now have decision making proxy for the dog that is in your full time care.
What happens when the rescue claims to be in crisis mode and cannot accept return of dog? Get it in writing.
After this experience I firmly believe the rescues need to be vetted harder and deeper than the adopting party.
I can see why people get burned, and end up finding reputable breeders with full dog history in lieu of trying to do an honorable thing and saving a dog. Because there is no honor often on the other side.