Every tail wag tells a story—and with your support, we’re changing lives one dog at a time. From heartwarming rescues to joyful adoptions, here’s what’s happening at our shelter this month:
Buddy was transported to the Riverdale Animal Shelter, where staff discovered he was underweight and had several scrapes on his paws, but no serious injuries. Shelter veterinarian Dr. Carla Nguyen believes Buddy had been abandoned days earlier.
Emergency crews responded late Saturday night after local residents heard distressed barking near Riverbend Park. After a two-hour rescue effort involving firefighters, animal control officers, and volunteers, Lucky was pulled to safety—muddy, shaken, but miraculously unharmed.
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When Max, a shy golden retriever with soulful eyes, first arrived at the shelter, he had no idea his life was about to change. After weeks of waiting patiently, Max’s wish came true—he found not just a home, but a family. Enter Emily and James, a young couple who came to the shelter “just to look.” But the moment they saw Max, it was love at first tail wag.
Buddy was transported to the Riverdale Animal Shelter, where staff discovered he was underweight and had several scrapes on his paws, but no serious injuries. Shelter veterinarian Dr. Carla Nguyen believes Buddy had been abandoned days earlier.
Buddy was transported to the Riverdale Animal Shelter, where staff discovered he was underweight and had several scrapes on his paws, but no serious injuries. Shelter veterinarian Dr. Carla Nguyen believes Buddy had been abandoned days earlier.
Buddy was transported to the Riverdale Animal Shelter, where staff discovered he was underweight and had several scrapes on his paws, but no serious injuries. Shelter veterinarian Dr. Carla Nguyen believes Buddy had been abandoned days earlier.
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Adoption fees for Daisy are waived through the end of the month, and she comes spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped.
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Could your home be Daisy’s happy ending? Visit [shelter website or location] or call [phone number] to schedule a meet-and-greet.
“She’s my co-pilot now,” James said with a grin. “She rescued me just as much as I rescued her.”
Rosie’s story is a reminder that the perfect match might be just around the corner—or down the road on two wheels. The Meadowville Animal Shelter encourages others to consider adoption, because every dog deserves a second chance and someone to ride with.
