Home To Stay Dog Rescue

Home To Stay Dog Rescue A rescue devoted to providing a safe haven for abandoned dogs, where we can assess their individual needs to find them the perfect home and family in NS.

At Home to Stay dog rescue, we would like to do whatever we can to help dogs in need. We are a small volunteer, foster based, all-breed rescue with the goal of working with other like-minded rescues for the ultimate benefit of the animals. Dogs will be cared for like our own until matches with appropriate and loving adoptive homes are made for each. We are a Non Profit Organization and all proceed

s raised will go directly to benefit the dogs while in the care of Home To Stay Dog Rescue. There are many dog rescues currently operating and yet the need is still overwhelming. We would like to step forward and help those that have nowhere else to go. Not by breed but by need, this is where we feel we can make a difference. You can make a difference as well, if you can foster you can help, if you can't foster you could share our page and help us get the word out. We need donations of any dog related items such as blankets, beds, crates, quality food and snacks, leashes, collars or toys and funds to assist in Vet care. Volunteers are needed in many roles, from transport to vet care to home visits and fund raising. We would love to have any help that you can offer. The more people that care enough to help, the more dogs we can save and re-home.

12/31/2025

Fireworks explode like magnified gunfire in the exquisitely sensitive ears of many of our pets.

Measuring between 150 and 175 decibels, fireworks are louder than gunfire (140 decibels) and even many planes at takeoff (120 decibels). Decibels measures the loudness of a sound while hertz measures the frequency of a sound.

Human ears are damaged at a mere 85 decibels. Yet we can hear to only about 20,000 hertz, while dogs can hear between 45,000 and 65,000 hertz. Just think of the physical and emotional damage that might occur to a dog left outside to face the noise.

According to statistics, animal control officials across the country see a 30–60% increase in lost pets each year between July fourth and sixth. In fact, July fifth is traditionally one of the busiest days of the year for animal shelters. - The American Animal Hospital Association

Sadly, only 14% of lost pets are returned to their owners, according to nationwide statistics. And worse, 30-60% of lost pets are euthanized because they cannot be properly identified and returned to their owners.- PetAmberAlert

Don’t get me wrong, we are ALL FOR FREEDOM, but excruciatingly loud sounds that incite PTSD do NOT represent freedom, they represent ignorance and a lack of empathy for all those so profoundly damaged by them.

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Bedford, NS

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