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How to Safely Approach a Scared or Stray Dog
Beautiful abandoned dog at a New Mexico gas station Seeing a dog alone on the street or in distress can make anyone want to step in and help immediately. Most people mean well and simply want to make sure the dog is safe. However, approaching a frightened or stray dog the wrong way can sometimes make the situation worse for both the dog and the person trying to help. Understanding how dogs behave when they are scared or disoriented can make a big difference in helping them sa

Jill G. ~ See Spot Stay
Apr 223 min read


How Everyday People Can Help Rescue Dogs (Even If You’re Not a Rescue)
Saved from a kill shelter in Los Angeles at 10 yrs old. Many people care deeply about animals and want to help when they see dogs in need. But one of the most common things I hear from people is, “I wish I could help, but I’m not a rescue.” The truth is that much of the work that helps dogs get off the street or out of shelters is done by everyday people who simply choose to step in and help. Over the 25 + years working with rescue dogs and behavior cases, I’ve seen how small

Jill G. ~ See Spot Stay
Apr 83 min read
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