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Fostering Guru: I tell stories about life of fostering, rescuing, and dog ownership. I take in dogs others don't want and help turn them into some of the most cherished members of someone’s family. My goal is to make you feel warm and fuzzy about the furry miracles you too might encounter in your life.

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Peculiar fears in new dogs: DOORS

Peculiar fears in new dogs: Imagine you bring your new dog into your home. It is perfect in every way, except he refuses to go through your...
Adventures in buying your pet food online: Mr. Chewy

I have to confess, in the day and age of being able to buy almost anything online, I had been a stubborn naysayer when it came to pu...
Furry soldiers with no way home

Dogs have been helping humans in their military endeavors since the dawn of ages . They helped track and protect early humans in Egypt an...
Hidden injuries in dogs: a tail that almost wasn’t

Not all dogs in need of rescuing come to us in perfect health. Some are epileptic, some have chronic respiratory issues, some come to us wit...
Dogs in white dresses with blue satin sashes

Why would you do that? We'd all seen them, small fluffy creatures wearing equally small, fluffy or knitted creations making us wonder i...
Goodbye Jackie or losing your foster dog

Jackie It finally happened. One of my 80 plus foster dogs has passed away. The news came suddenly and two months after the accident, but...
The ears have it or how Sammy beat Sarcoptic mange

Imagine: your ears have enemies, a small army of tiny microscopic insects looking to devour them one bite at a time. First, they burrow ...
You are the reason your dog barks (and generally misbehaves)

No, seriously, you are a huge part of it. Working with foster dogs, who have lost their original families, I notice a rather persistent t...
Spyke's broken leg or fostering a dog with medical issues

Spyke Over the past 8 years I had fostered close to 80 young, old, huge, tiny, unkempt, pampered, terrified, aggressive and completely ...
Mass murder of sled dogs in Canada: this foster speaks out

Murders that almost didn’t happen It is with a very heavy heart that I write this, but the more of you know the better. A man in Canada, fr...

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