Vicent – Hope Dog Rescue International https://hopedog-rescue.org 🐾 Saving Lives, One Paw at a Time 🐾 🏘️ Non-profit dog shelter 🐶 Meet our lovable rescues waiting a Sat, 06 Apr 2024 10:28:49 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6 https://hopedog-rescue.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/IMG_20240213_135743_587-64x64.jpg Vicent – Hope Dog Rescue International https://hopedog-rescue.org 32 32 Our Mission https://hopedog-rescue.org/our-mission/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/our-mission/#respond Sat, 06 Apr 2024 10:28:49 +0000 https://hopedog-rescue.org/?p=988334
  • To rescue abused, neglected, injured, hungry and abandoned animals.
  • To fight speciesism and promote sustainable living through human education, community engagement and activism.
  • To inspire compassion for farmed animals.
  • To find safe, loving homes for eligible animals.
  • To help build a coalition of animals, human and environmental justice organization.

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We are a small but mighty animal sanctuary in Mityana district, Uganda, East Africa 🌍 committed to improving ❤️‍🩹 the lives of all animals. We envision a world where animals are treated with dignity and compassion and where humans learn to live more sustainably so everyone has an environment in which to thrive 🐈🐾🐕🦮

]]> https://hopedog-rescue.org/our-vision/feed/ 0 Donation & Tax Receipts https://hopedog-rescue.org/donation-tax-receipts/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/donation-tax-receipts/#respond Fri, 05 Apr 2024 22:04:54 +0000 https://hopedog-rescue.org/?p=988319 Question; how do l update my recurring donation?
Thank you for supporting Hope dog rescue international we now allow you to update your monthly donation online. To get started, please enter the email address used to create your subscription in the below. If your email address doesn’t match with an existing recurring donation, please  Contact us on this page. After confirming your email address, you’ll be able to modify your donation

]]> https://hopedog-rescue.org/donation-tax-receipts/feed/ 0 Is The Swimming Pool Safe For Your Pets? https://hopedog-rescue.org/is-the-swimming-pool-safe-for-your-pets/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/is-the-swimming-pool-safe-for-your-pets/#comments Sun, 31 Jul 2022 08:41:57 +0000 https://petmania.vamtam.com/?p=6480

The pool is a great place for your family and pets to spend their summers. It’s the perfect solution to cooling down, soaking up some sun, and having lots of fun. However, like with small children, your dog can potentially be at risk of getting hurt if not properly supervised. Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.

Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool. This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible.

Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine. Like humans their eyes and skin can get potentially aggravated if proper steps are not taken. Make sure you wash your dog off with fresh water to avoid skin irritation and damage to your home when the dog re-enters the house. Even though it may be tempting, refrain from allowing your dog to drink the pool water.
Chlorine and chemicals
The chlorine and chemicals used in the pool will cause your dog to become sick with health problems such as dry mouth or gastric distress, which is no fun for anyone. Many of these same precautions and tips apply to ponds, rivers, and lakes as well. Although they are declared to be safer for dogs because they have better exits and a lack of chemicals, these places can also be harmful. Do not let your dog consume pond, puddle, or lake water. These areas are a common source of parasites that cause gastrointestinal issues that can also be passed on to other members of your family. Keep a close eye on them to make sure they do not wander and pick up any harmful objects such as dead fish or broken glass.
Puppy Pride Tennis Ball - Singles
$ 49.00
KONG AirDog Squeaker Bone Dog Toy
$ 29.00
Essentially, when it comes to pet safety around swimming pools, they are a lot like people. So before you make a big splash with your pet this season, keep these things in mind to ensure that everyone in your family has a safe, and exciting summer.

“Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.”

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Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool
This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible. Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine.
]]> https://hopedog-rescue.org/is-the-swimming-pool-safe-for-your-pets/feed/ 2 Holiday Food Dangers for Dogs and Cats https://hopedog-rescue.org/holiday-food-dangers-for-dogs-and-cats/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/holiday-food-dangers-for-dogs-and-cats/#respond Sun, 31 Jul 2022 08:40:12 +0000 https://petmania.vamtam.com/?p=6477

We look forward to the deliciousness of the holiday season for many reasons – special meals and drinks, seasonal treats. However, like with small children, your dog can potentially be at risk of getting hurt if not properly supervised. Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.

Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool. This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible.

Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine. Like humans their eyes and skin can get potentially aggravated if proper steps are not taken. Make sure you wash your dog off with fresh water to avoid skin irritation and damage to your home when the dog re-enters the house. Even though it may be tempting, refrain from allowing your dog to drink the pool water.
Chlorine and chemicals
The chlorine and chemicals used in the pool will cause your dog to become sick with health problems such as dry mouth or gastric distress, which is no fun for anyone. Many of these same precautions and tips apply to ponds, rivers, and lakes as well. Although they are declared to be safer for dogs because they have better exits and a lack of chemicals, these places can also be harmful. Do not let your dog consume pond, puddle, or lake water. These areas are a common source of parasites that cause gastrointestinal issues that can also be passed on to other members of your family. Keep a close eye on them to make sure they do not wander and pick up any harmful objects such as dead fish or broken glass.
Puppy Pride Tennis Ball - Singles
$ 49.00
KONG AirDog Squeaker Bone Dog Toy
$ 29.00
Essentially, when it comes to pet safety around swimming pools, they are a lot like people. So before you make a big splash with your pet this season, keep these things in mind to ensure that everyone in your family has a safe, and exciting summer.

“Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.”

Tweet
Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool
This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible. Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine.
]]> https://hopedog-rescue.org/holiday-food-dangers-for-dogs-and-cats/feed/ 0 Indoor Games with Pets https://hopedog-rescue.org/indoor-games-with-pets/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/indoor-games-with-pets/#respond Sun, 31 Jul 2022 08:39:32 +0000 https://petmania.vamtam.com/?p=6474

Playing with your pets is a great way to reinforce training, strengthen your bond, incorporate exercise into your daily routine However, like with small children, your dog can potentially be at risk of getting hurt if not properly supervised. Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.

Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool. This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible.

Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine. Like humans their eyes and skin can get potentially aggravated if proper steps are not taken. Make sure you wash your dog off with fresh water to avoid skin irritation and damage to your home when the dog re-enters the house. Even though it may be tempting, refrain from allowing your dog to drink the pool water.
Chlorine and chemicals
The chlorine and chemicals used in the pool will cause your dog to become sick with health problems such as dry mouth or gastric distress, which is no fun for anyone. Many of these same precautions and tips apply to ponds, rivers, and lakes as well. Although they are declared to be safer for dogs because they have better exits and a lack of chemicals, these places can also be harmful. Do not let your dog consume pond, puddle, or lake water. These areas are a common source of parasites that cause gastrointestinal issues that can also be passed on to other members of your family. Keep a close eye on them to make sure they do not wander and pick up any harmful objects such as dead fish or broken glass.
Puppy Pride Tennis Ball - Singles
$ 49.00
KONG AirDog Squeaker Bone Dog Toy
$ 29.00
Essentially, when it comes to pet safety around swimming pools, they are a lot like people. So before you make a big splash with your pet this season, keep these things in mind to ensure that everyone in your family has a safe, and exciting summer.

“Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.”

Tweet
Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool
This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible. Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine.
]]> https://hopedog-rescue.org/indoor-games-with-pets/feed/ 0 Cool Pet Tips for the Dog Days of Summer https://hopedog-rescue.org/cool-pet-tips-for-the-dog-days-of-summer/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/cool-pet-tips-for-the-dog-days-of-summer/#respond Sun, 31 Jul 2022 08:38:57 +0000 https://petmania.vamtam.com/?p=6471

Summer is a great time to enjoy all sorts of outdoor fun, but when temperatures rise too high, conditions However, like with small children, your dog can potentially be at risk of getting hurt if not properly supervised. Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.

Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool. This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible.

Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine. Like humans their eyes and skin can get potentially aggravated if proper steps are not taken. Make sure you wash your dog off with fresh water to avoid skin irritation and damage to your home when the dog re-enters the house. Even though it may be tempting, refrain from allowing your dog to drink the pool water.
Chlorine and chemicals
The chlorine and chemicals used in the pool will cause your dog to become sick with health problems such as dry mouth or gastric distress, which is no fun for anyone. Many of these same precautions and tips apply to ponds, rivers, and lakes as well. Although they are declared to be safer for dogs because they have better exits and a lack of chemicals, these places can also be harmful. Do not let your dog consume pond, puddle, or lake water. These areas are a common source of parasites that cause gastrointestinal issues that can also be passed on to other members of your family. Keep a close eye on them to make sure they do not wander and pick up any harmful objects such as dead fish or broken glass.
Puppy Pride Tennis Ball - Singles
$ 49.00
KONG AirDog Squeaker Bone Dog Toy
$ 29.00
Essentially, when it comes to pet safety around swimming pools, they are a lot like people. So before you make a big splash with your pet this season, keep these things in mind to ensure that everyone in your family has a safe, and exciting summer.

“Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.”

Tweet
Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool
This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible. Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine.
]]> https://hopedog-rescue.org/cool-pet-tips-for-the-dog-days-of-summer/feed/ 0 Bone Broth, Goat Milk, and Your Pet’s Nutrition https://hopedog-rescue.org/bone-broth-goat-milk-and-your-pets-nutrition/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/bone-broth-goat-milk-and-your-pets-nutrition/#respond Sun, 31 Jul 2022 08:38:24 +0000 https://petmania.vamtam.com/?p=6468

Did you know that the majority of cats and dogs don’t get enough moisture in their diet? Compared to your pet’s. However, like with small children, your dog can potentially be at risk of getting hurt if not properly supervised. Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.

Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool. This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible.

Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine. Like humans their eyes and skin can get potentially aggravated if proper steps are not taken. Make sure you wash your dog off with fresh water to avoid skin irritation and damage to your home when the dog re-enters the house. Even though it may be tempting, refrain from allowing your dog to drink the pool water.
Chlorine and chemicals
The chlorine and chemicals used in the pool will cause your dog to become sick with health problems such as dry mouth or gastric distress, which is no fun for anyone. Many of these same precautions and tips apply to ponds, rivers, and lakes as well. Although they are declared to be safer for dogs because they have better exits and a lack of chemicals, these places can also be harmful. Do not let your dog consume pond, puddle, or lake water. These areas are a common source of parasites that cause gastrointestinal issues that can also be passed on to other members of your family. Keep a close eye on them to make sure they do not wander and pick up any harmful objects such as dead fish or broken glass.
Puppy Pride Tennis Ball - Singles
$ 49.00
KONG AirDog Squeaker Bone Dog Toy
$ 29.00
Essentially, when it comes to pet safety around swimming pools, they are a lot like people. So before you make a big splash with your pet this season, keep these things in mind to ensure that everyone in your family has a safe, and exciting summer.

“Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.”

Tweet
Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool
This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible. Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine.
]]> https://hopedog-rescue.org/bone-broth-goat-milk-and-your-pets-nutrition/feed/ 0 Tips for Moving to a New Home With a Cat https://hopedog-rescue.org/tips-for-moving-to-a-new-home-with-a-cat/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/tips-for-moving-to-a-new-home-with-a-cat/#respond Sun, 31 Jul 2022 08:37:51 +0000 https://petmania.vamtam.com/?p=6465

Moving is a stressful event for every family member, with children changing schools, leaving old friends. However, like with small children, your dog can potentially be at risk of getting hurt if not properly supervised. Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.

Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool. This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible.

Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine. Like humans their eyes and skin can get potentially aggravated if proper steps are not taken. Make sure you wash your dog off with fresh water to avoid skin irritation and damage to your home when the dog re-enters the house. Even though it may be tempting, refrain from allowing your dog to drink the pool water.
Chlorine and chemicals
The chlorine and chemicals used in the pool will cause your dog to become sick with health problems such as dry mouth or gastric distress, which is no fun for anyone. Many of these same precautions and tips apply to ponds, rivers, and lakes as well. Although they are declared to be safer for dogs because they have better exits and a lack of chemicals, these places can also be harmful. Do not let your dog consume pond, puddle, or lake water. These areas are a common source of parasites that cause gastrointestinal issues that can also be passed on to other members of your family. Keep a close eye on them to make sure they do not wander and pick up any harmful objects such as dead fish or broken glass.
Puppy Pride Tennis Ball - Singles
$ 49.00
KONG AirDog Squeaker Bone Dog Toy
$ 29.00
Essentially, when it comes to pet safety around swimming pools, they are a lot like people. So before you make a big splash with your pet this season, keep these things in mind to ensure that everyone in your family has a safe, and exciting summer.

“Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.”

Tweet
Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool
This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible. Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine.
]]> https://hopedog-rescue.org/tips-for-moving-to-a-new-home-with-a-cat/feed/ 0 Why Is My Cat Always Hungry? https://hopedog-rescue.org/why-is-my-cat-always-hungry/ https://hopedog-rescue.org/why-is-my-cat-always-hungry/#respond Wed, 27 Jul 2022 19:15:23 +0000 https://petmania.vamtam.com/?p=5934

Some cats can easily be finicky eaters, while others happily dine, munch, and snack on any available treat. But if your cat’s appetite. However, like with small children, your dog can potentially be at risk of getting hurt if not properly supervised. Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.

Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool. This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible.

Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine. Like humans their eyes and skin can get potentially aggravated if proper steps are not taken. Make sure you wash your dog off with fresh water to avoid skin irritation and damage to your home when the dog re-enters the house. Even though it may be tempting, refrain from allowing your dog to drink the pool water.
Chlorine and chemicals
The chlorine and chemicals used in the pool will cause your dog to become sick with health problems such as dry mouth or gastric distress, which is no fun for anyone. Many of these same precautions and tips apply to ponds, rivers, and lakes as well. Although they are declared to be safer for dogs because they have better exits and a lack of chemicals, these places can also be harmful. Do not let your dog consume pond, puddle, or lake water. These areas are a common source of parasites that cause gastrointestinal issues that can also be passed on to other members of your family. Keep a close eye on them to make sure they do not wander and pick up any harmful objects such as dead fish or broken glass.
Puppy Pride Tennis Ball - Singles
$ 49.00
KONG AirDog Squeaker Bone Dog Toy
$ 29.00
Essentially, when it comes to pet safety around swimming pools, they are a lot like people. So before you make a big splash with your pet this season, keep these things in mind to ensure that everyone in your family has a safe, and exciting summer.

“Not all dogs are great swimmers and not all pools are considered dog friendly.”

Tweet
Rule number one for pet pool safety is to never leave your pet unattended around a pool
This has the potential to be a very dangerous situation. If you are aware that your dog is not a great swimmer, then invest in a life jacket to improve buoyancy. This will keep your dog more visible if it is small and can provide an extra bit of safety. You should never just assume that all dogs can swim. Some dogs need to be trained to swim while some are naturals and for others it’s nearly impossible. Recognize which category your dog falls under early on and be sure to take the proper precautions to guarantee its health and safety and to avoid the potential of drowning. Also, if your dog is older or has an injury like arthritis, it would be beneficial to make sure it has a vest. Dogs must be introduced to water properly before they can begin to have fun. Pets are easily irritated by chlorine.
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