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This series of blog posts will give you some insight into the behind the scenes of Lifeline Puppy Rescue, including the team, volunteers and of course our puppies!
At Lifeline Puppy Rescue, we are dedicated to the health and safety of our rescue animals and keeping the community educated with the latest health information. Here are some commonly asked questions about pets and the coronavirus (COVID-19): Are my pets at risk of COVID-19? According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there is no evidence that pets can become infected or…
Read MoreAt Lifeline Puppy Rescue, we rescue both puppies and mother dogs from high-kill and overpopulated shelters. Mom and puppies are placed together in loving foster homes until they are ready for adoption. Mother dogs are great companions, but are often overlooked for adoption. Toffee and Phoebe are two sweet mamas who need help finding forever families! Their adoption fees are $125 which includes their spay…
Read MoreJust as important as keeping up the health of your puppy is providing them with socialization. The first 3 months of a puppy's life are especially crucial to expose them to new people, dogs, children, and places as this will have a major effect on their behavior later in life. What if my puppy isn't fully vaccinated yet? According to the American Veterinary Society of…
Read MoreYou've made a huge impact on the lives of shelter animals by being a friend to Lifeline Puppy Rescue. Together, we do all that we can to support the needs of rescue puppies until they find forever homes. However, there are millions of homeless animals in the United States still struggling. According to the ASPCA: 6.5 million companion animals enter US animal shelters every year…
Read MoreHalloween is supposed to be spooky for us, but not for your pet! Here are some ways to keep pets safe so they too can enjoy the holiday: Get Them Used to the Festivities: Costumes and holiday festivities can be very scary for your pet. You can help acclimate them by showing off your costumes early or having a family member practice being a trick-or-treater…
Read MoreOctober is Pet Wellness Month! We love our pets and want them to live long and happy lives. Here are some ways we can help maintain their health and contribute to their wellness: Diet- A balanced and nutritional diet helps boost your pet's immune system and contributes to their overall health. Talk to your vet about what specific diet is right for your pet and…
Read MoreTips on How to Travel with a Puppy Traveling with a puppy is fun and exciting, and also a great time to teach the puppy manners they'll retain into adulthood. You get the enjoyment of having your puppy with you at its most tender stage of life as you explore the world around the two of you. The key to a successful trip is to…
Read MoreGordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant is partnering with Lifeline Puppy Rescue to host Yappy Hour every Sunday in September from 3-6PM! Bring your friends, family, coworkers, (or even your pup on the dog-friendly patio) to enjoy delicious food and beverages! During this time, you'll also get $2 off flagship house beers (5 beers total). Plus the rescue puppies of Lifeline Puppy Rescue will be there for…
Read MoreThe dog days of summer are in full swing! Looking for ways to have fun in the sun? Click on the links below for some ideas to get out and stay cool with your pup: Go on a hike Get to a higher altitude and check out dog-friendly day hikes near Denver! Make a cool treat Click for tasty frozen dog treat recipes for your…
Read MoreThe summer is heating up and so are our firefighters! Are you ready for the hottest party yet? On Saturday August 10th, for just $10 admission, you get to hang with firefighters and help save the lives of rescue puppies at the 2020 Firefighter Calendar Debut Party! Get ready to see firefighters strut their stuff on stage as they show off the 2020 Fire Rescue…
Read MoreA lot of people ask, "Where do the puppies come from?" If you adopted from Lifeline Puppy Rescue, your puppy was most likely rescued because of the efforts of Ken and Jayne Johnson. 16 years ago, Ken and Jayne retired as school teachers and agreed to help transport a few puppies, not knowing that would result in them saving the lives of thousands of puppies…
Read MoreIt's almost summertime! Is your pet prepared for the great outdoors? Hiking and summer walks are great for your pup, but leaves you both more susceptible to harmful parasites. Today we take a look at frequent pet care concerns and what we as pet parents can do to help prevent them from happening: Fleas: Fleas are wingless insects that are the most common external parasites…
Read MoreDo your kids love puppies? Do you want to give them the opportunity to make a difference in their community? With the Kids that Care Program, they can be a part of a program designed for responsibility, community involvement, and helping rescue puppies in need! What is the Kids that Care Program? Over the years, we have had some amazing young people who wanted to…
Read MoreSpring is here! Finally we can shed our winter coats and enjoy the warm weather with our four-legged friends! While we want to enjoy all the good things that come with Spring, there are also some things to watch out for to help keep pets safe: 1. Watch the sweets: Chocolate and Easter goodies might be tasty for us, but they can be toxic if…
Read MoreCan you be a hero to over 1,800 puppies Lifeline Puppy Rescue will save this year? For under $3 a day, you, your family, or organization can give support and life saving resources by becoming a Kennel Sponsor. With a kennel sponsorship, you will be providing veterinary care, spaying and neutering services, transport, enrichment, rehabilitation, and love to homeless puppies as they get the care…
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COVID-19 ADOPTIONS UPDATE
Information for adoptions can be found on the By-Appointment Adoptions Page and VIP Adoptions Page under the Adopt tab
According to the CDC, there is no evidence that animals play a significant role in spreading the virus that causes COVID-19 and the risk of animals spreading COVID-19 to humans is low.
There are still puppies that need our help. We are doing anything we can to save puppies from euthanasia during this trying time. Please consider donating to help us get these puppies out of high-kill shelters and support the puppies in our care.
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