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What started with one rescue van, 28 deserving dogs, and a shared mission to save lives has grown into an incredible partnership that continues to give abandoned and unwanted dogs a second chance.
In June 2025, iHeartDogs teamed up with Bosque Animal Rescue Kennels (BARK) in Clifton, Texas, for our very first
Citrus was so frightened when she arrived at her foster home that even stepping outside her crate seemed overwhelming. The rescue dog had come from a hoarding situation in Texas, and adjusting to a completely different environment would take time, patience, and plenty of reassurance. For nearly a week, she barely ventured beyond the small space where she felt safest.
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A shelter dog named Porter had been adopted and returned three times before someone finally gave him the patience he needed. Shelter staff warned his next adopter that he struggled to bond with people, but there was much more to his story than they initially shared. What began as a difficult adjustment eventually revealed a touching connection between Porter, his new family, ...
Audrey Luck has crawled through narrow caves, searched beneath aging trailers, and trekked miles through the woods to reach dogs who needed help. As the founder of Lux Rescue, she has faced situations that would make many people turn around. But Audrey has one rule that guides her work, especially when puppies are involved. No mama dog gets left behind.
For about three...
Punch, the young Japanese macaque who once relied on a stuffed orangutan for comfort, is growing up and discovering new friendships at Ichikawa City Zoo and Botanical Gardens in Japan. After spending his earliest months being cared for by zookeepers, the little monkey has gradually become more comfortable around his fellow macaques. Now, a new baby has joined the troop, and P...