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Social Media Safety Graphics for Shelters

Animal shelters are trusted voices in the community, especially when it comes to safety. One of the simplest ways to keep your audience informed—and show your shelter as a resource—is through safety-focused social media graphics. These graphics serve two purposes: they protect pets by sharing timely reminders, and they keep your shelter’s social presence active […]

Foster Graphics: Ready-to-Use Social Media for Your Shelter

Every shelter knows the story. One week it’s bottle-baby kittens, the next it’s a litter of puppies, and before long, a sick or injured dog or cat arrives needing a safe place to heal. The need for fosters never takes a paws. Fostering saves lives. But the public doesn’t always know how big a difference […]

New Tool: Quick Animal Medicine Dosage Calculator for Shelters

We know that time is tight and resources are stretched in the shelter world. That’s why we’re excited to announce our newest tool: the Medicine Dose Calculator—designed specifically for animal shelters and rescues. This easy-to-use tool offers general dosage guidelines for common medications used in shelter medicine, including antibiotics and dewormers for both dogs and […]

How to Organize a Food Drive That Actually Helps Your Shelter

Food drives are a terrific way to get the goods you need and make contact. But they can make things harder if you don’t have a clear plan. You might get food that you can’t use, deliveries that come while no one is home, or donations that take a long time to sort. A little […]

What to Say When People Ask Hard Questions at the Shelter

When someone asks, “Why can’t I adopt today?” or “Why is this dog still here?”, it can put animal shelter staff and volunteers in an awkward position. These aren’t bad questions. But without the right response, a well-meaning question can lead to frustration, anger, or even a lost opportunity to connect with a potential adopter. […]

6 Tips for Keeping Pets Calm During Fireworks

Fireworks may be fun for people, but for animals, they can be loud, scary, and disorienting. Dogs often react by pacing, barking, hiding, or trying to escape. Cats may freeze, bolt, or disappear into tight hiding spots. The loud booms and unpredictable flashes can trigger intense panic, even in pets that are usually calm. Every […]


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