Time for an update on rescued dog Bronco! Back in July, we introduced you to Bronco. Before he came into our care, Bronco was living on the streets and surviving on food scraps. He did not let us catch him easily and it took our volunteers three attempts before he was finally rescued. Read more »
Fibi is not the only puppy we took under our care this week. One of our long-term volunteers was able to secure these three little babies. She spotted them out on a busy main street and took action. There was no momma dog in sight or any other dogs around for that matter. Read more »
Today, we want to introduce you to Bronco―one of our latest rescues. Our volunteers first spotted Bronco a while back but he wasn’t going to let us catch him easily. Well, you know what they say, three times the charm. At our third attempt, we were able to catch him and bring him to see the vet.
Welcome to the ever-growing CARF family, Sake and Sapporo!
POSITIVE PUPPY (P)UPDATE!Whenever we have some positive news during these strange times, we’re happy to share it with our friends and followers. Plus, who doesn’t love some Friday cuteness to start off the weekend?
This post is way overdue, but better late than never, right? When the corona-virus outbreak hit, quite some of our volunteers and foster families left the island. Meanwhile the number of dogs in our care has only grown amid the pandemic. Read more »
We recently took in a dog family of three after being contacted for help by Eduardo. He shares their story with us: “It was a very hot August afternoon. Photography is my hobby and I was looking for a certain angle to take pictures of the landing airplanes at the airport. Read more »
Sometimes we’re lost for words, like in the case of Emilia, one of our latest rescues. WARNING ― distressing images!
Money was already tight, but ever since the pandemic hit our donations dropped to an ultimate low. While the daily care for our more than 100 dogs continues, we had to make the difficult decision to not take in any more dogs right now. Read more »