The rule of thirds is a composition rule in photography. My rule of thirds is making sure you have great photos of your dog, great photos of you and your dog together, and the kind of pictures that will bring a tear to your eye.
Wrangler and Ryland were recently united after a three-year absence. Ryland, a Spokane airman, found his dog in a hoarding situation in Texas.
Bella and I had a snow day at Mirabeau Park on Wednesday. Don’t miss more pitbulls in sweaters!
Meet some of the sanctuary dogs at Heath’s Haven Rescue in Athol, Idaho.
Taking dog photos helps me change my perspective on life sometimes. Two dogs in particular bring me out of the dumps when I find myself there.
Tamara heard the call to come home to Idaho. Find out how she makes life better for rescue dogs–her own and those in need.
You don’t give up on a dog. You just don’t. At least you aren’t supposed to. Taking on the responsibility of a dog — and especially a Maremma sheepdog — should be a lifetime commitment that lasts the life of… Read More »Saving a Maremma sheepdog: How a community can rally
Every dog needs a forever home. This is the story of how Maddie, a sick, ugly dog abandoned to a shelter, found her way to her happy place in North Idaho.
Rescue work for animals isn’t for the faint of heart. One Coeur d’Alene woman adopted two dogs she fostered from birth and gave them forever homes.
Dogs are special. There’s no denying that. The bond we build with our canine companions is often indescribable, simply beyond words. (The rescue dog stories I’ve been sharing with you have touched my heart in ways this jaded ink-stained wretch… Read More »Rescue dogs: Specially abled dogs have super abilities