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Field rescues, dog care and safety, and how we do the work at Rovers Return Dog Rescue.
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When Is It Too Hot to Walk Your Dog?
Their safety is in your hands. A quick guide to air temperature risk levels, the 7-second pavement test, signs of heat stress, and hot-weather walking tips.
He's Safe! Billy Bundy Is Off the Streets
A month of sightings around Wildomar, a trap set behind a local resident's home, and a surprise once he was caught: this streetwise boy is just a puppy.
$5 Friday: Help Us Get to the Next Dog
Every rescue starts with a phone call and a tank of gas. Here is what it actually takes to reach a dog nobody else will go out for, and how $5 helps us get there.
Celebrating One Year with Lucky Chi Dog Rescue
Congratulations to Lucky Chi Dog Rescue on their first year! Thanks to their clinic, we've been able to spay and neuter well over 216 dogs — and they've kept our dogs fed along the way, too.
Please Read: No Bread for Stray Dogs
Sharing food with a hungry stray means the world to them — but bread isn't the best choice. Here are simple, safe alternatives, plus our full printable guide.
Why Can't We Just Give a Dumped Street Dog to the First Person Who Offers?
When a dog is dumped and living on the streets, our first priority is getting them to safety. But our responsibility doesn't end there — here's why we screen every home before placing a rescued dog.
Fireworks Aren't Fun for Everyone
Fireworks cause fear, panic, and real danger for pets, wildlife, and people with PTSD. Here's why — and how to celebrate responsibly.
Become a Monthly Donor
The cost of rescue keeps rising, and foster homes are in short supply. A recurring monthly gift — of any size — helps us keep dogs fed, fixed, and out of the shelters.
A Truck Is Not a Convenience. It Is How We Rescue.
The F-150 that carried every trap and crate lost its last fight with a repair bill in February. Here is what being off the road means for the dogs, and how to help.
Thank You for Standing With Us — and With the Dogs
Because of every donor, foster, adopter, volunteer, and partner rescue who showed up this year, dogs were fed, fixed, protected, and given a real chance. Our thank-you as we look ahead to another year of Feed, Fix, Network.