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A Happy Tail of two kittiesSummer and Shirley are senior kitties who were both suffering from the symptoms of dental disease. Though they come from different families, each is deeply loved by their people who would do everything to get them the treatment they needed, including turning to RedRover for help. Thanks to you, we could say
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Another Coastal Cats success!Last month our RedRover Responders team returned to Wakulla County, Florida, for the second TNR (trap-neuter-return) event of our Coastal Cats initiative, which was sponsored by BISSELL Pet Foundation. Check out the recap from Beth Gammie, Director of Field Services.
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Magic, coyotes, and writing novelsDid you know coyotes are social animals who care for their family members? Check out Kind News magazine writer Heidi Colonna's interview with RedRover Reporter Krithi to learn about the dog friendship that inspired Heidi’s new middle-grade novel, Canis magicus, and her tips for aspiring writers.
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Special edition: 2022 Collector's T-shirtTo commemorate our record-setting year of deployments in 2022, we've created a collector's T-shirt featuring our 19 deployments and the amazing things we accomplished with our RedRover Responders team. Proceeds from the Tour T-shirt go toward the RedRover Responders program, so we can continue to answer the call for help anytime we're needed. Order yours by March 22nd!
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Finn's new "leash" on lifeFinn was among the nearly 4,000 beagles rescued last summer from a mass breeding facility where dogs were sold to laboratories for animal experimentation. Adopted by RedRover President and CEO Nicole Forsyth, Finn is now seven months old and a playful, curious, and endlessly entertaining member of the family – with no shortage of puppy energy! Here, Nicole writes about their ventures into dog training as he fully adjusts to domestic life in New Hampshire.
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RedRover in the newsCheck out the latest coverage of our lifesaving programs:
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