There is a special time set aside for National Volunteer Appreciation Week, but Rover’s Kids think that every day is Volunteer Appreciation Day! They are blessed to have a wonderful team of volunteers, known as their Ambassadors! Several have been with us 10 to 15 years, and some are newbies. You may recognize them as…
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Generals, June 2023
FDA Ruling Officially Allows Dogs to Join Owners in Outdoor Dining
The only caveat is that restaurants, bars, and cafés are still allowed to make their own rules about whether or not they want to welcome dogs. Being out and about is much more fun with the company of our four-legged friends, and now you can dine together. These fun outings assist in socialization, learning manners,…
Generals, May 2023
Speed Equals Trouble
Generals, March 2023
Benefits of Volunteering
Volunteers are the heart and soul of any shelter or dog rescue. Rescues are 95% volunteer-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations, relying on the assistance of caring and hardworking volunteers. As a rescue grows, their reliance on volunteers increases, as the rescue cares for even more abandoned, abused, and neglected dogs finding them loving, life-long homes. For…
Generals, February 2023
Rovers Rest Stop—A Fun-Filled New Year!
A new year is upon us, and with our “Kids” being such an important part of our lives, this is a perfect time to commit to making their health and well-being an even bigger priority. Here are just a few ideas that can improve the lives of our Kids. Measure your pet’s food—every time! An estimated…
Front Page, December 2022
Santa Adopted a Dog
Generals, October 2022
Top Dog-Friendly Restaurants and Shopping
D. Williams Being out and about is much more fun with the company of our four-legged friends. These fun outings assist in socialization, learning manners, and enrichment. From restaurants and bars that offer water bowls and free treats, to the stores that gladly open their doors to our “Kids,” both you and your companion will…
Features, September 2022
Protect Your Dogs and Small Pets from Coyotes and Other Predators
Living in Arizona has many perks—beautiful weather, amazing views, and wonderful people. Living the desert life does have certain risks and desert pet dangers that are very real. If you are new to the Desert Southwest, you need to know about the animals that pose a risk to your pets, and follow some simple guidelines…
Features, August 2022
Summer Safety Tips—Working Out with Your Dog
Exercising with your dog is a great way to strengthen your bond and to get some cardiovascular in at the same time. While canine/human workouts/exercising can be fun, they can also be dangerous if proper safety precautions are not taken, especially during the summer months in Arizona. The following tips will help to ensure that…
Generals, July 2022
Hypoallergenic Pets?
True or False According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), three in ten people with any allergy will also be allergic to cats and/or dogs. If you know you have allergies, chances are you have investigated the possibility of getting a “hypoallergenic” pet. However, the reality is the existence of hypoallergenic dogs…