Fore: Golf Has Gone to the Dogs!
Let’s start by stating the obvious – our volunteers are pretty awesome. Last year, Sarah and Josh adopted a City Dogs Rescue dog and named him Wrangler (fka Axel/Travis). Since…
CDR Special Rescue: Pewitt Road Dogs
On April 22, 2014, a team of officers from the Nashville, Tennessee police department and staff from Metro Animal Care and Control executed a raid on two properties whose owner was suspected…
Adopt Gracie The Black Lab Mix
Black lab mix Gracie lives up to her name, with an endearing personality and mellow nature. She’s four years old, 65 pounds, and was rescued from a shelter in West…
Meet Lobo!
Almost four months ago, City Dogs Rescue responded to a plea to save Lobo who was at risk of euthanasia due to overcrowding in Cleveland County, NC. Usually when we…
How To Convince Your Partner to Foster
“Ashu is a very practical guy. He rarely acts on emotion and he likes to have all the facts before making a decision. When I initially wanted to adopt a…
Learning from Blaze
By Lisa Gabrielson It was my worst nightmare- I had left my 20-lb mix breed dog, Blaze, at my aunt’s house when out running errands. In a panic, Blaze got…
It’s Back…Time to Order Thanksgiving Pies!!
Now, here is a great deal to help two charities at once! For EACH pie you buy from Food and Friends through the City Dogs Rescue Team “Pie Link”,CDR will receive $20 in vet…
A CDR Foster Story: Henry the Great Pyrenees
Henry recently joined the City Dogs Rescue family from Pickens County, SC. Pickens County, SC is a shelter that doesn’t do public adoptions so owner surrenders face almost certain euthanasia….
Cleveland County wrecks the chamber
BEST PHOTOS EVER! Today, Clifford from Clifford’s Army Rescue Extravaganza took the first whack at the now-removed gas chamber from the animal shelter in Cleveland County, NC! We cannot thank the Cleveland County Animal Control…
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Dads and Dogs at Lou’s City Bar
We loved our fundraising event on Father’s Day at Lou’s City Bar in Columbia Heights! So many of our adoptable dogs (and alumni!) came to hang out on the patio…