Doggidy Doo Dog Rescue

🧡 Giving Tuesday Is Almost Here!

In the middle of all the Black Friday and Cyber Monday noise, Giving Tuesday is the day we step back from the shopping frenzy and put the focus where it actually matters — compassion, community, and helping animals who can’t help themselves.

Doggidy Doo is getting ready for our biggest kindness day of the year, and we hope you’ll join us. Your support changes real lives: warm beds, full bellies, medical care, and safe homes for the dogs who need it most.

More details coming soon — but for today, just mark your calendar.

This Tuesday, let’s choose generosity over consumerism.
Our dogs are counting on us. 🐾💛

If you want to just give now, please head on over to https://doggidydoo.org/donations/

🎂 Today’s the big day — my 60th birthday! 🎂
As I like to say, I’m 28 years old with 60 years of experience. 😉

The best birthday gift you could give me? Knowing more dogs are safe, loved, and on their way to forever homes. 💙

Please celebrate with me by donating in honor of my birthday and Doggidy Doo’s 13th anniversary!

👇 Donate here:
https://www.facebook.com/donate/1508534130166759/
or at https://doggidydoo.org/donations/

Winter Safety Tips for Dogs 🐾❄️

As the temperature drops, remember that our dogs need a little extra care to stay safe and comfortable through the winter months. Here’s what every pet parent should keep in mind:

1. Keep walks short and sweet.
If it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your dog. Frostbite can happen quickly on paws, ears, and tails. Choose shorter walks more often instead of long outings, and stick to cleared sidewalks whenever possible.

2. Protect those paws.
Salt and ice melt can irritate paw pads or make them crack. Use dog booties if your pup tolerates them, or apply a paw balm before and after walks. Always wipe paws when you get home to remove salt and chemicals.

3. Don’t leave dogs outside unattended.
Even breeds that love snow can get hypothermia. Never leave your dog outside for long periods, especially at night.

4. Dress for the weather.
Short-haired or small dogs lose body heat quickly. A properly fitted sweater or jacket isn’t just cute—it’s protection.

5. Watch for antifreeze.
It tastes sweet to dogs but is deadly. Keep it out of reach and clean up any spills immediately.

6. Feed wisely.
Dogs burn more calories staying warm. Active dogs may need a bit more food, but indoor dogs usually don’t—so adjust as needed to maintain a healthy weight.

7. Create a cozy retreat.
Make sure your dog’s bed is warm, dry, and away from drafts or cold floors. A blanket or raised bed helps too.

Let’s keep our dogs safe, warm, and happy all winter long. ❤️🐶

👉 https://doggidydoo.org/donations/ — Help us keep rescuing and caring for dogs all year round.

Remember always - they may have earned their halo and wings but they r still beside u !

With winter not too far away here is some good advice to help keep ur four legged family members safe and warm!

How cold is too cold for dogs? Vets break down the most important pet winter safety tips — NBC News Plus, why ice melt, rock salt and antifreeze are huge concerns, even if they say “pet-safe.”