All articles tagged with #dog rescue
Georgia beekeeper Summer Frazier rescued a dying stray Maltese named Dru Hill; after Dru Hill died two weeks later, a TikTok post about his life led Frazier to reconnect with a half-sister in California and meet five nieces and nephews she’d never met before, transforming her life.
Linda Blair addressed a police/inspector visit to her California property over an alleged kennel operation housing more than 100 dogs. Officials said the inspection, under an access warrant, aimed to verify codes and animal welfare; Blair said the visit was a paperwork matter, no dogs were removed, and she cooperated while noting her plan to move to focus more on education and animal rescue via her WorldHeart Foundation.
A 3-year-old mixed-breed shelter dog named Susan is misperceived as scary due to kennel barrier reactivity, but once outside, she becomes an affectionate, cuddly companion who revels in attention, highlighting the importance of understanding shelter dogs’ true personalities before judging them and boosting efforts to find her a foster or forever home.
A five-year-old Labrador named Tokyo became critically ill on Scotland’s Ben Nevis after allegedly ingesting cannabis left on the trail. Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team carried the dog down the mountain and she was treated at a nearby vet, making a full recovery the next day. The owner urged vigilance about discarded drugs in outdoor areas.
California authorities uncovered at least 117 dogs buried on the property of Miranda’s Rescue in Fortuna as part of an ongoing fraud and abuse investigation. The remains were found at two sites during searches authorized by a warrant, with initial on-site exams by forensic veterinarians noting bullet fragments in many animals. About 71 bodies were examined on-site with 46 others not yet reached; some remains were too degraded to recover. No charges have been announced, and investigators warn the process will be lengthy as they identify dogs (including microchip checks) and pursue accountability.
Authorities expanded their probe into Miranda's Rescue in Humboldt County after a second search uncovered 117 intact dogs (many with gunshot fragments), 21 skulls, and hundreds of bones, along with more than 600 collars. About 900 dogs have been sent to the rescue since January 2025, but only roughly 100 adoption records exist, leaving hundreds unaccounted for and prompting potential animal-cruelty, fraud, and nonprofit-law issues; no charges have been filed yet as investigators review the large amount of evidence with ongoing forensic work.
A mama shelter dog named Sonja and her puppies were dumped in a park. A rescue group shared a video on Instagram, drawing global attention as Sonja clings to her pups and waits for rescue. She was on the euthanasia list but the date was extended; the runt Shiloh was placed in a foster home, while the rest of the family remain in danger.
A severely underweight, ill Golden Retriever named Gus is recovering at home after a rural-shelter rescue. Once facing hospice-level concerns, Gus has begun a series of small but meaningful firsts—healthy digestion, using a dog door, lifting his leg, and climbing onto the couch—capturing online hearts and underscoring resilience and the beauty of everyday victories.
Katherine Heigl attended the Wine, Women & Shoes charity event at Mar-a-Lago to benefit Big Dog Ranch Rescue, issuing a statement that emphasizes animal advocacy and noting the event raised more than $5 million; she highlighted her and her mother's long-running efforts through the Jason Heigl Foundation and reiterated calls to reduce unwanted litters and puppy mills.
Katherine Heigl stepped out for a rare red-carpet appearance at the Wine, Women & Shoes fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago, helping raise about $5.5 million for Big Dog Ranch Rescue; the outing also marks her continued advocacy for animals and her return to the spotlight alongside Grey’s Anatomy costars since their 2024 reunion.
Katherine Heigl attended a Mar-a-Lago fundraiser for Big Dog Ranch Rescue, marking a rare public appearance since the Emmys; she has moved to Utah, runs a dog-food company and a nonprofit supporting dogs from kill shelters, and was photographed with Trump allies Jeanine Pirro and Lara Trump at the event, highlighting a celebrity‑philanthropy moment within conservative circles.
Katherine Heigl returned to the spotlight after two years to attend the Wine, Women & Shoes charity event at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, supporting Big Dog Ranch Rescue and advocating against puppy mills; she was joined by her mother Nancy Heigl and dog trainer Cesar Millan, with attendees including Lara Trump and Jeanine Pirro, marking her first public appearance since a 2024 Grey’s Anatomy cast reunion at the Emmys.
Larry C. Kochheiser, 85, died peacefully at home after a courageous cancer battle. He built a 44-year banking career, culminating as Vice President of KeyBank in Mansfield, after starting as a teller at First National Bank in Shiloh. Married to Susan Price in 2002, he and his wife were devoted to rescuing dogs through Friends of Richland County Dogs. A faithful Berean Baptist Church member, he also belonged to the Iron Will Tractor Club, Sons of the American Legion, and Gold Wing Motorcycle Chapter B, and enjoyed farming, restoring John Deere tractors, and flying his private pilot’s license. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and many relatives. Visitation is March 5, 2026, from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Snyder Funeral Home, with funeral service on March 6, 2026, at 11:00 am; burial will follow in Bellville Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Berean Men’s Bible Study or Friends of the Richland County Dogs.
Apple the Yorkie, rescued from cruelty, has dramatically improved in a week: she’s gained weight on a careful refeeding plan, is playful and affectionate, and has had encouraging initial vet results; a follow-up check is planned, and donations support her care while Humane Rescue Alliance investigates her abuser; updates will be posted by Miri’s Haven Senior Dog Rescue.
Emmylou Harris reflects on her musical journey, her influence from Gram Parsons, her genre-blending career, collaborations with artists like Linda Ronstadt, and her ongoing passion for music, dogs, and writing, as she prepares for her farewell European tour but indicates she will continue performing in the US.