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Last month, Underdog received a devastating phone call about a family on the Navajo Nation who were struggling with caring for animals after a death in the family. A family

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The pandemic resulted in major upheaval with people across the globe forced to move in with family members, relocate to less expensive cities, or simply lay low due to health concerns. According to Helen Woodward Animal Center, this has resulted in an enormous amount of openings in many programs. It also has resulted in people reevaluating their lives and decide what cause they wanted to dedicate themselves to. If you have always wanted to work with animals, now is the time to do it! Helen Woodward Animal Center is currently seeking animal-loving employees for 18 positio...

Spence-Chapin Services to Families and Children Holds Virtual Fundraiser to Support Children Living in Orphanages NYC Adoption & Family Services Non-Profit Supports Children Living in Orphanages Through Event Published 05-05-21 May 5, 2021 /CSRwire/ - On Tuesday, May 4, 2021,  Spence-Chapin Services to Families and Children (Spence-Chapin) hosted its virtual event,  A Granny’s Love: Supporting Children in Orphanages During COVID-19, which raised awareness around the challenges that children living in orphanages are currently facing, and how the Spence-Chapin Granny Program is helping ch...

Spence-Chapin Services to Families and Children (Spence-Chapin) hosted its virtual event, A Granny’s Love: Supporting Children in Orphanages During COVID-19, which raised awareness around the challenges that children living in orphanages are currently facing, and how the Spence-Chapin Granny Program is helping children to overcome them. The event had more than 60 attendees and raised more than $60,000 to benefit children in institutionalized care. Spence-Chapin Chief Executive Officer, Yekaterina (Kate) Trambitskaya, commented on the generosity shown during the event: “We are incredibly...

This week’s mutt came to Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab with four puppies and an awful smell. When Pearl first arrived, she needed a deep bath—this lady had definitely rolled in something smelly. There are many theories about why dogs roll in things. One theory is that rolling in many scents creates a scent map that tells other dogs where their canine buddy has been. Another study showed that dogs prefer to roll in the scat of their own predators, which might help protect them from being hunted. Regardless of why dogs do it, it's natural and many of our dogs get their first bath a...