Be Mindful of What Food and Plants Can Be Harmful to Your Pets!
We all know there are things in our home that could be harmful to our precious pets. You may have extra candy, flowers, or even guests. Here is a reminder of…
The Advantages of Adopting Adult Cats
Guest post written by Celeste Guttierez Without a doubt, kittens steal people’s hearts like nothing else. With trusting, soulful eyes and playful antics, they quickly become a source of joy…
TMHPR and North Texas Giving Day
If you were a donor, an adopter, or a foster for our organization (or perhaps all three) TMPHR thanks you. We could not save these precious pets without fosters to home them, adopters…
The Heartbreaking Statistics
Post by Trish Manche Working with Take Me Home Pet Rescue has taught me a lot about the heartbreaking statistics of pets who are surrendered, abandoned, or abused. Our intake…
Don’t Worry, My Dog is Friendly…
Post by Trish Manche I have to admit, I have uttered these words myself when my leashed pet has ran up to another dog. What many pet owners don’t realize,…
Have you ever thought about fostering?
Post by Trish Manche I talk to people at least once a week who say “I could never foster because I would end up keeping them all”. Let me just…
Cats & Heartworms: Is there a threat?
Post by Trish Manche When you hear about heartworms, normally you think dogs. All dogs are tested beginning at 1 year and every year following and must be on monthly heartworms prevention. If…
Time Worth Spending for Your Dog or Your Foster Dog
By Trish Manche A couple of weeks ago I attended a seminar called Canine Communication with Karen Deeds at All Fur Fun Training & Event Center in Addison, Texas. Karen…
We’re Almost There!
We’re on the home stretch of North Texas Giving Day! The funds we’re raising now will support the approximately 350 animals we will rescue this year. If you’ve already donated, could…
Foster Story: Tenacious Spirits
Health emergencies are unfortunately a regular occurrence when rescuing pets. The vet bills are often a strain, but the aftercare is its own animal. The support we get from donations…