Tag Archives: pit bull advocacy

The Romance of Rescue

Posted on March 30, 2014 by emily douglas

I must say, we humans love a good rescue story, fact or fiction. The princess in the castle tower. The baby in the well. Old Yeller saving Travis from the wild boars, and he in turn saving Old Yeller from … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Animal behavior and training, Animal Welfare, Best Friends Animal Society, Uncategorized | Tagged advocacy, animal welfare, BAD RAP, Best Friends Animal Society, dog owner outreach, dog rescue, dogs, education and resources, hero stories, humane education, michael vick dogs, non-profits, pit bull advocacy, pit bull rescue, proactive vs reactive, rescue groups, romance, romanticism vs realism, savior mentality, Vicktory Dogs, what is sexy, who rescued who | 12 Comments

Five Foolproof Tips for Better “Pit Bull” Advocacy

Posted on February 12, 2013 by emily douglas

Recently BAD RAP shared the following message on their Facebook page that is truly some of the most sage advice you can receive when it comes to effective dog advocacy: Question: “How do I best defend my dog when people … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Animal behavior and training, Teaching and learning, Uncategorized | Tagged advocacy, Animal Farm Foundation, animal welfare, animals, Animals & Society Institute, BAD RAP, Best Friends Animal Society, breed discrimination, breed specific legislation, critical reading, Dog, dog advocacy, dog breeds, dog rescue, education, Facebook, Human Animal Studies, humane education, Institute for Humane Education, nanny dogs, National Canine Research Council, pets, pit bull, pit bull advocacy, teaching and learning | 28 Comments

Photo of the Day: The Peach has spoken

Posted on November 18, 2012 by emily douglas

This is what us pit bull advocates have to say to that special someone who felt the need to send us all a threatening email tonight. Cheers!

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged dogs, pit bull advocacy, pit bulls, StubbyDog, StubbyDog Superheroes | 2 Comments

StubbyDog Shame

Posted on November 16, 2012 by emily douglas

Recently, I had the pleasure of getting to know an incredible group of women, all of whom are devoted dog owners, pit bull advocates, and community volunteers just like myself. We all come from different places in the country and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged advocacy, animal welfare, animals, dog welfare, dogs, ethics, honesty, integrity, Landon Pollack, non-profits, pit bull advocacy, pit bull rescue, pit bulls, professional community, professionalism, rescue volunteer, StubbyDog, StubbyDog Superheroes, therapy dogs, volunteering | 17 Comments

Heritage News Covers Peaches’ Therapy Dog Work

Posted on September 17, 2012 by emily douglas

Many thanks to Amy Bell of Heritage News for her thoughtful news article on Peaches’ therapy dog work in the Southeast Michigan community. Peaches has spent quite a bit of time in the community volunteering once a week at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Fun Stuff, Teaching and learning, Therapy Dogs or dogs in need of therapy | Tagged Ann Arbor, Chelsea, community service, Dexter, dog behavior, dog handlers, dog ownership, dog training, dogs, education, Heritage News, humane education, peaches, peaches the pit bull, pit bull, pit bull advocacy, pit bull rescue, pit bull stories, puppies, rescue dog, therapy dog | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: pit bull advocacy

The Romance of Rescue

Five Foolproof Tips for Better “Pit Bull” Advocacy

Photo of the Day: The Peach has spoken

StubbyDog Shame

Heritage News Covers Peaches’ Therapy Dog Work

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