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March 19th marks the first anniversary of Lucky Dog’s large-scale research study, conducted in partnership with the University of Florida Shelter Medicine Program, the Toronto Humane Society, and PetSmart Charities.

It all started in Indiana. I had a dog and a cat growing up, and I knew from a young age that I wanted to continue learning about dogs. I asked for dog breed and dog training books for Christmas as a 10-year-old, and that love for dogs has never waned.

I have always had animals growing up, both dogs and cats. Even when I joined the army, people would bring their dogs to the office. When I left the army, I was still surrounded by dogs that people would bring to work at my new job.

Renna’s story began like far too many others—abandoned at an overcrowded shelter, malnourished, and gravely ill. At just 5 weeks old and weighing only 2.5 pounds, this tiny pup was clinging to life.

Grab a cup of coffee and get ready to celebrate—Meow Maison just reached an incredible milestone: 200 cats adopted since opening in March 2024!

I always dreamed of having a pet as a kid, but with both my parents being allergic, it was never an option. Luckily, my aunt had two dogs, ED and OD, that my brother and I absolutely loved.

In December 2024, I was honored to take part in Lucky Dog’s annual volunteer trip to Puerto Rico, not only because it was my first visit to Puerto Rico but also because I was eager to witness and support the partner organizations that have sent us so many i

When disaster strikes, it’s easy to feel powerless. This is the story of how a small nonprofit teamed up with a major airline to make miracles happen—not once, not twice, but three times.

I can’t say I come from the most dog-savvy household. Growing up in Hong Kong, living in high-rise buildings (many of which had strict dog restrictions) and walking on bustling streets, we didn’t have the most optimal environment for dogs.