In Loving Memory of Chance: 1999-2012
Last night, Chance, our 13 year old rescue dog passed away. After arriving to Washington, DC, he deteriorated quickly and we learned he had a brain tumor that was causing him to…
Last night, Chance, our 13 year old rescue dog passed away. After arriving to Washington, DC, he deteriorated quickly and we learned he had a brain tumor that was causing him to…
Kody was rescued from Bladen County, NC in June 2012. He was first fostered by Kathy and then by Laura. We were so happy to save him, but we were…
Guest Post by Red Curl Gurl and Meredith Since the early days of her childhood, Shera Beck has always loved dogs and horses. It began with some stuffed animals and…
They say good things come to those that wait. Since May, Daisy and Buttercup (a bonded pair of rat terriers) have been waiting for their forever home. During that time, they enjoyed…
Remember Lucky? Well, today we have an update from this City Dogs alum, who was adopted in early May. Lucky’s new family shared this recent update with us: “Lucky is a great…
Hershey is a 6 year old chocolate lab that City Dogs Rescue saved recently. Â Unfortunately, he has heartworm because his previous owners did not give him the proper flea/tick prevention….
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CDCK is in desperate need of long-term dog and cat fosters to give our rescues a safe, loving place to land while they wait to find their forever home! A two week commitment is all it takes to help a pet find their second chance.
Our foster based system means we cannot save a pet from a rural shelter unless we have a committed foster before their transportation. When you foster with us, you’re giving a second chance to a pet who otherwise might not have had one!
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