Tag Archives: dog rescue

Peta’s ‘Convenient Lie’ is Alive and Well. The Chained Dogs They Rescue? Not So Much.

Posted on November 9, 2021 by yelodoggie

(Reblogged from Tamira Thayne’s “Untethered.”) I have a subscription to The Washington Post online. Today’s blog is just another reason I wish I didn’t… I mean, you know when Trump is president and you’re effin’ convinced you’re about to die … Continue reading →

Posted in Animal Advocacy, Guest Woofs, The Woof on Animal Welfare Legislation, The Woof on Rescue Groups | Tagged animal abuse, animal activism, animal cruelty, animal welfare, anti-chaining laws, anti-tethering, chained dogs, dog rescue, Dogs Deserve Better, Peta, Tamira Thayne | Leave a comment

Let’s Talk Turkey About Rescue

Posted on March 7, 2019 by yelodoggie

Since becoming involved in the social media aspect of dog rescue and advocacy, my knowledge of the abuse and troubles associated with dogs has grown. I’ve learned about bait dogs, kill shelters, PETA and fake rescues, crush videos, the Yulin … Continue reading →

Posted in Random Woofs, The Woof on Rescue Groups | Tagged advocacy, animal adoption, animal advocacy, animal rescue, C.A. Wulff, Dog Days Grooming, dog rescue, dogs, Dogs from Turkey, Golden Retrievers, Golden Treasures Rescue, International dog rescue, rescue, Rescue groups, Rescue Network, social media, Up On The Woof | 7 Comments

No Good Deed Goes Unpunished

Posted on January 27, 2018 by yelodoggie

No good deed goes unpunished. That was something my mom used to say, and when I was a kid, I never really got it. But, since working in animal rescue, I’ve come to a clear and intimate understanding of what … Continue reading →

Posted in Random Woofs | Tagged C. Ariel Wulff, C.A. Wulff, denamarin, dog health, dog rescue, dogs, liver disease in dogs, maltese, senior dogs, senior living, Up On The Woof, Wolfie | 2 Comments

Animal Advocacy: the End of Innocence

Posted on April 6, 2017 by yelodoggie

Last week, I saw a video on Facebook that a lot of people were outraged over — it was of a woman beating her dog with a frying pan — and I wasn’t horrified. I watched the video three or … Continue reading →