Santa Paws came to Town! Professional digital photos were taken of current shelter dogs and alumni. View it on TikTok @rebasanimalrescue too! And we celebrated a very memorable adoption for Jake and his new family! Check back on our Events page to catch our next visit to this location.
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Past Events
Our adoptable pets received so much love, playtime, and even got the chance to tell Santa what they want for Christmas. The common wish? A warm, loving home and family to spend the holidays with. Check back on our Events page to catch our next visit to this location.
Vaux Hall Event – December 2024 Read More »
Past Events
We had an amazing day at Vintage Vibe Home! Thank you to everyone who came out, donated, and brought their Reba’s Rescue Alumni to visit.
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Past Events
Thank you to our team, wonderful volunteers and the amazing staff at Pups and Pints for always being so welcoming and spoiling our adoptable dogs with your yummy Pup Cups. Thank you to everyone who stopped by and supported our mission and left with Reba’s gear
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Past Events
A couple of our adoption events over this past summer included visits to Care-A-Lot and Ruff House.
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Past Events
Are you considering microchipping your pet? It’s a highly effective method for increasing the chances of being reunited with them if they become lost. Many lost pets end up in shelters yearly, but only a tiny fraction are reunited with their owners. However, with a microchip, a dog’s likelihood of a successful reunion significantly rises
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Caring For Pets, Community, Pet Safety
If you are new to adopting a dog or cat, we have provided a list of basic items that are essential for your new furry family member. Additional supplies a NEW DOG will need: Pet bed Food and water bowls Pet insurance: consider signing up for pet insurance to help cover unexpected medical costs Training
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Behavior and Training, Caring For Pets
What is the 3-3-3 Rule? Once you have adopted your new pet, it’s important to prepare for their arrival by following the 3-3-3 Rule. The 3-3-3 Rule is a set of guidelines for the first three days, three weeks, and three months after adopting a new dog. The goal of the 3-3-3 Rule is to
No-kill shelter to open in Chesapeake – by Natalie AndersonAvailable with a subscription on pilotonline.com
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