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National Rescue Dog Day is about finding forever homes for the more than 3.3 million dogs that end up in shelters each year. Event champion Tails That Teach, Inc. makes the following suggestions on how best to observe this day:
ADOPT: If there is room in your life for a dog, consider adoption and giving one a forever home.
FOSTER: Many dogs abandoned to shelters benefit from socialization, or would just thrive better away from the shelter environment. Others may be in need of some medical care or rehabilitation in a home setting before an adoption can take place.
DONATE: Shelters always need donations. In addition to financial donations, shelters have a list of much needed items such as blankets, toys, treats, and leashes.
VOLUNTEER: Help out at your local shelter. Taking dogs for walks, grooming, and giving them plenty of affection improves their socialization.
SPAY/NEUTER: Be responsible for your pets. Overpopulation is the number one reason shelters exist.
Image: Teddy, Los Angeles, California. Owner Shelly Ross
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