Sammy's Animal Rescue & Care Blog

Behind every rescue is a village. The people who run the rescue, the fosters that offer support, the donors that invest to make are dogs are seen, known, and loved. People who believe every animal deserves a second chance.

When Nora arrived at Sammy’s Animal Rescue , she was a stray from California. She was microchipped, but when the shelter contacted the registered owner, they denied ever having a dog. Whatever Nora’s early years looked like, one thing was clear: she had already been through more than her fair share. Shortly after arriving, Nora developed a persistent cough. At first, we assumed it was kennel cough, a common and usually temporary condition for dogs coming from shelter environm

This week at Sammy’s, one of our most spirited seniors — Ace — started a new round of treatment, and as always, he handled it with the determination and charm that makes him such a special part of our rescue family. Treating Ace’s Eye Ulcer Ace began 14 days of antibiotic eye drops to treat an ulcer that has been affecting his vision. His eyesight has started to fade, but his spunky personality is stronger than ever. It usually takes two people to get the eyedrops in, but A

Every week at Sammy’s Animal Rescue, we get to witness the kind of resilience that reminds us why we do what we do. This week, the spotlight is on Benny, one of our long-time senior residents with a story that shows just how critical rescue work is.

Some people choose rescue. For Sara, rescue chose her. Animals have always gravitated toward her—instinctively sensing the safety, care,...