Each year, come December 31st, many of us pledge to make significant changes in the coming year to make life better. Some resolve to take up yoga or to quit smoking. As we ring in 2019, I am recommending that people who volunteer at, support or work in animal shelters commit to making their shelters the best they can be. As the video above clearly shows, doing that does not need to require piles of money. And, like other New Years resolutions, can make life better. But, more

We recently published a video on kennel stress in shelter dogs. In that video, we talked about biking with shelter dogs and promised an updated "Biking with Shelter Dogs" video. Well, above is that updated video. This is fun for staff, volunteers and, most importantly, shelter dogs. It helps them mentally and physically. It can literally be a life-saving program that will bring volunteers and other support to your organization. Find out more by watching this video, and feel f

Kennel stress in dogs is a challenge faced by every animal shelter. Some animal shelters even use it as an excuse to kill otherwise perfectly health dogs. This video takes a look at some of the most common causes and solutions to kennel stress in shelter dogs. Watch the video above. Also check out Biking with Shelter Dogs. #kennelstess #enrichment #dogbehavior #video