For the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, we here at Race for Life Rescue want to honor the bravery of the search and rescue dogs (SAR) who worked tirelessly to save lives at Ground Zero. These dogs had to be extensively trained to specialize in disaster response skills

In honor of National Aviation Day, recognized on August 19th, we here at Race for Life Rescue want to honor one of the most influential pilots of all time: Amelia Earhart. From her many record-breaking flights to her mysterious disappearance over the Pacific Ocean, she certainly needs no introduction. However,

While the Fourth of July has come and gone, its lasting effects continue to affect animal shelters across the country. It is well known that fireworks tend to frighten animals due to the sudden loud sounds, vibrations, and bright flashes of light. Dogs and cats have a much broader range

Potbellied pigs usually aren’t the first animal that comes to mind when someone mentions animal companions. They are often overshadowed by dogs, cats, and even fish. However, what potbellied pigs lack in popularity, they make up for with character. These adorable animals have big personalities and are very social animals

For several weeks it felt like spring would never arrive, but this month finally feels like summer is within reach and it’s a great reminder that May is National Chip Your Pet Month. As we plan vacations and long weekends away, many of us will include our pets as travel

If you’ve rescued a pet or volunteered at your local Humane Society or adoption center, you know of the hidden gems and incredible animals within those walls. And history proves it! With National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day on April 30th, I wanted to showcase the dogs who became household