RaD - Paws up for Pets

13/10/2026

13/10/2026

13/10/2026

🐾 MEET FRAGGLE – YOUR FUTURE BEST FRIEND! 🏡❤️

Fraggle’s story began with heartbreak. Abandoned at a factory and left to fend for himself, this handsome boy deserves a second chance at the happy life he’s always deserved.

Despite his difficult start, Fraggle hasn’t lost his loving spirit! ❤️ He’s incredibly friendly, loves people, and simply wants to be part of a family.

🐶 Age: 2yrs
🐾 Good with other dogs
🦮 Walks beautifully on a leash
❤️ Friendly, affectionate, and eager to please
🎉 Loves being involved in family life

Fraggle has already been let down once. Now, he needs someone who will choose him, love him, and never abandon him again.

🏡 Could you be Fraggle’s happy ending?

📩 Message us to adopt Fraggle or share his story to help him find his forever family. Every share brings him one step closer! 🐾❤️

13/10/2026

🚨 YOU DIDN'T RESCUE THE DOG. YOU PICKED IT UP.

I'm getting tired of seeing, "I rescued this dog, but I can't keep it! Someone needs to come get it ASAP!"

And then everyone applauds.

"You're an angel!"
"Thank you for saving that baby!"

Hold on a damn minute.

You picked up a dog, immediately made it someone else's responsibility, and somehow walked away wearing the superhero cape.

Meanwhile, an already overwhelmed rescue is expected to find space, pay the vet bills, provide food, arrange transportation, and find that dog a home.

You got the applause. Someone else got the responsibility.

Let me be clear. Not everyone can keep a dog, and asking for help is absolutely okay.

But there's a difference between asking for help and dumping the entire responsibility on someone else while congratulating yourself for being a hero.

Help find a foster. Help with transportation. Help with vet expenses. Stay involved. DO SOMETHING.

Rescues are not magical dumping grounds with unlimited money, space, and time.

Rescue isn't about who gets the credit. It's about who does the work.

So please, stop confusing picking up a dog with actually rescuing one.

You don't get to wear the cape when someone else is doing the work.

SHARED FROM ANOTHER RESCUE GROUP AND IT IS JUST SO TRUE. IT NEEDS TO BE SHARED.

12/10/2026

💔 MOLLY'S LOYAL EYES ARE STILL SEARCHING FOR SOMEONE TO LOVE.

At just 8 months old, Molly has spent her puppyhood growing up in boarding instead of a loving home.

Behind those beautiful, loyal eyes is a sweet, playful girl who has so much love to give. ❤️

She doesn't need another day in boarding. She needs someone to choose her.

🐾 Female | 8 months | Medium Desert Mix
❤️ Sweet, playful & loving
🏡 URGENT FOSTER OR FOREVER HOME NEEDED

🙏 Please don't let Molly grow up without a family.

APPLY TO FOSTER OR ADOPT MOLLY TODAY!

Can't take her home? SHARE HER STORY. One share could change her life. 💜

12/10/2026

🐾 POPPY IS STILL WAITING FOR HER FAMILY! ❤️

At just 2 years old, Poppy has so much love to give — but no family to call her own. 💔

She's playful, confident, loving and wonderful with children and other dogs. Everything you could wish for in a companion!

🐶 Female | 2+ years | Mixed breed
📍 Abu Dhabi
🏡 FOSTER OR ADOPT

Poppy doesn't need much. Just someone to choose her and a home where she belongs. ❤️

Please don't let her keep waiting. Apply to foster or adopt Poppy TODAY! 🐾

🙏 Can't adopt? SHARE! Her forever family could be one share away.

11/10/2026

🐾 POLO IS STILL WAITING… 💔

2–3 years old, and all Polo wants is someone to finally choose him. ❤️

He doesn't need a perfect home. Just someone with love, patience and a promise not to give up on him.

🐶 Male | 2–3 years
📍 Abu Dhabi
🏡 Looking for his forever home

How much longer must Polo wait to be loved? 💔

🙏 ADOPT POLO. Can't adopt? SHARE HIS STORY. His forever family might be one share away.