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Every spring and summer, animal shelters brace for an influx of newborn litters. Nonprofits like Rogue Valley Street Dogs see the fallout firsthand: overcrowded shelters, overwhelmed rescue networks, and an […]
Every companion animal deserves the chance to live a full, healthy, and happy life. At Rogue Valley Street Dogs, we see daily how simple preventive care can make the difference […]
Last weekend, Rogue Valley Street Dogs participated in Ashland’s A Street Block Party, hosted by Wellness Pet Supplies and organized by Wild Thyme Productions. A portion of the event’s proceeds […]
Across the United States, more than 20 million pets live in poverty—a number three times greater than the pets that enter animal shelters each year. Within that staggering statistic is […]
Hope is one of the most powerful forces in life. Hope can be the difference between despair and resilience for people struggling—whether through poverty, housing instability, or life’s unexpected hardships. […]
Right now, economic uncertainty is affecting more households than ever. Job instability, rising living costs, and limited access to healthcare impact not just people but their beloved animals. That is […]
Spaying and neutering are often discussed in terms of population control, but did you know that these procedures also play a vital role in disease prevention for both dogs and […]
One thing remains true across all walks of life: pets improve mental health and bring a sense of purpose, comfort, and connection. For people living in poverty or experiencing homelessness, […]
In Southern Oregon, where warm days and damp seasons are the norm, flea and tick prevention isn’t just a seasonal chore—it’s a year-round necessity. For pet owners living in poverty, […]
Behavioral problems in pets are among the most common reasons they are surrendered to shelters, abandoned, or sadly, left to roam the streets. These behaviors—ranging from aggression and fighting to […]