Adopt A Pup

A 501c3 volunteer organization dedicated to saving the lives of unwanted animals and placing them in loving homes. https://www.paypal.me/AdoptAPupAnimalRescu

ABOUT ADOPT A PUP ANIMAL RESCUE, INC. [email protected]
A strictly volunteer licensed corporation, not for profit, Adopt A Pup was established in 2012 and is dedicated to saving homeless, stray, and unwanted dogs not only in Michigan but throughout the country. We've rescued dogs throughout Ohio, Tennessee, and even as far as Guatemala. Our Officers, fosters, and other volunteers all

lead busy personal and professional lives in addition to rescue, and receive no compensation whatsoever for the multiple hours per week they devote to the rescue. We promote sterilization and awareness of the plight of shelter dogs all over the country. HOW CAN YOU HELP OUR ORGANIZATION? Donations: We rely on monetary donations, gift card donations (gas and pet store), supply donations (new/used blankets & towels, dog food, toys, leashes, dishes, cleaning supplies, etc.). We also need supply drop-off locations. If you have an easy to locate home or possible business location and would be willing to allow supplies to be dropped off, please let us know. PayPal donations can be made to [email protected]. Sponsorship: If you'd like to sponsor one of our dogs or cats, that would help cover the cost of vetting! Fostering: We are a strictly foster-based rescue which means we do not have a kennel or other facility where we can temporarily keep our rescued animals. Our GREATEST need is foster homes for dogs and puppies. We will do our best to match you up with a foster dog that is a good fit for your household, so we will ask you to complete a brief questionnaire. Adopt A Pup covers the vetting, and can assist with food and supplies. It would be helpful and appreciated if fosters could cover some food and supplies. You may also be asked to drive the foster dog to the vet and to adoption events. Volunteering: We need help distributing flyers, transporting animals to spay/neuter appointments and from shelters to safety, web-managers for social networking sites, fundraising help such as can drives or bake sales. We’d love to utilize your special talents. Let us know what you can help with!! OUR WONDERFUL SPONSORS:

Dunn Environmental, Inc.--Goodyear, AZ
(YOUR BUSINESS NAME HERE!! Ask us how to become a sponsor!)

08/03/2026

Great information to have if you ever need it.

Heimlich Maneuver for Dogs

08/01/2026

Axel is available for adoption still!
He is enjoying a great snuggle in his cave on this rainy morning. His big brother takes up the majority of the couch unfortunately.
It's hard to see but he is snuggled in there on the left!
Axel is the cattle dog mix on the left.

07/19/2026

Happy tails sometimes come with unexpected challenges. Oreo found his forever family, and now we’re hoping our village can help them through his emergency surgery.

Thank you for any support you can give. 🐾

https://gofund.me/d338f32a7

07/18/2026

Dogs raising money to help cats? Anything can happen at Preuss Pets!

We're partnering with Arctic Corner for our Ice Cream Social for Dogs! happening July 31st. We'll have Photo Opportunities, a Cutest Pet contest and all Dog toys will be 20% off!

💚Click the name above or the link in comments to register.

All Proceeds go to Support Because of Eva Cat Rescue

07/14/2026

LoLo update! 🐶🐾 Our sweet pup LoLo came to us very sick and is finally on the mend. She’s been diagnosed with EPI and her amazing foster has been working hard to find the right balance of meds and food for her. LoLo is feeling much better and finally putting on some much needed weight and enjoying life in her foster home!

She will be available for adoption soon, her ideal home is one with another confident dog to continue to help her come out of her shell and someone who works from home or is retired. If you think LoLo might be a good fit for your family please email us at [email protected].

07/13/2026

Remember the episode where Rachel surprised Ross with foster puppies? 🐶 🐶

No 💁🏼‍♀️, watch it now! 🤣

This will forever be one of my favorite memories of one of the most amazing foster families! 🥰

Warning: Try this at home at your own risk! ⚠️

06/27/2026

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🥦 RESEARCH SUGGESTS BROCCOLI MAY BE ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL LONGEVITY FOODS YOU CAN ADD TO YOUR DOG’S BOWL.🐾

Broccoli is one of nature’s richest sources of sulforaphane, a remarkable plant compound that doesn’t just work as an antioxidant. It helps switch on your dog’s own built-in protective systems, supporting detoxification, cellular repair, healthy inflammation, and defense against oxidative stress.

In a peer-reviewed dog study, a single dose of sulforaphane activated natural anti-cancer defenses within just 24 hours. In longevity research, sulforaphane has also extended lifespan by more than 50% in animal models, making it one of the most exciting plant compounds being studied for healthy aging.

Broccoli is also rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, and prebiotics that nourish the gut microbiome and support long-term health.

🥦 One simple trick: finely chop broccoli and let it sit for up to 90 minutes before serving it raw. This gives broccoli’s natural enzyme time to produce more sulforaphane, helping maximize one of its most valuable protective compounds.

Sometimes the most powerful longevity foods aren’t expensive supplements. They’re already sitting in your refrigerator.

06/15/2026

Most pet owners have never heard of New World screwworm, yet it’s one of the most destructive parasites affecting animals. Unlike typical maggots that feed on dead tissue, screwworm larvae invade and feed on living tissue. Combined with the fact that a single female fly can lay hundreds of eggs in or near a wound, a minor injury can quickly become a serious medical concern.

With confirmed New World screwworm cases in Mexico, Texas, and New Mexico, and concerns about spread to neighboring states, pet parents should know the warning signs, prevention and treatment strategies.

To help protect your pet in high-risk areas:

🪰 Check your pet daily for wounds, cuts, swelling, and skin irritations. Screwworm flies are attracted to open wounds, tick bites, ear infections, hot spots, surgical incisions, and other areas of damaged skin.

🪰 Keep all wounds clean, protected, and treated promptly. Any cut, scratch, or skin lesion should be monitored closely and never left unattended.

🪰 Know the warning signs of infestation. Watch for swelling, discharge, a foul odor, excessive licking, pain, or a wound that appears to be getting larger instead of healing. Contact your veterinarian immediately if you notice any of these signs.

🪰 Use fly-control measures and repellents consistently, especially if your pet has a wound or recent surgical site.

Join us today, Live at 12pm ET. We’ll be discussing New World screwworm, plus surprising new research on doggy dementia, gut health and epilepsy, indoor fungal pollution, and other important pet health updates.

Plus, Inside Scoop subscribers can now download our complete New World Screwworm Guide inside the community group. The ebook includes prevention strategies, treatment information, recovery guidance, wound-support protocols, and DIY fly deterrent recipes. 🐾

👉 Drop SCOOPERS below and we’ll message you a link to join the Inside Scoop, our Planet Paws community where you can watch the full replay, submit your questions, and get access to our ebooks, guides, and more!

06/12/2026

Axel is still available for adoption! He is with our very own rescue. Please contact us if interested.

Through Adopt a Pup Animal Rescue (Michigan).No children, he is no...

05/27/2026

Help us help LoLo!

LoLo was found in pitiable condition- emaciated, covered in her own filth, and extremely timid. She had never received veterinarian care and had never left the kennel where she was born. LoLo spent most of her time confined in a crate. As a result, her front legs bow out.

We had hoped with some veterinary care and weight gain, that this adorable girl would soon blossom and be ready for adoption.

Unfortunately, LoLo has a condition called E.P.I., a medical condition where the pancreas fails to produce enough digestive enzymes to properly break down and absorb food, leading to malnutrition, diarrhea, and weight loss.
Despite excellent care and nutritious food, until we figured out what was wrong, LoLo continued to
lose weight, getting down to skin and bones at 36 pounds. She had been starving to death and would have died had we not stepped in to help her.

We believe we are on the right track with LoLo’s condition and she has started to gain weight. She also has much more energy and is slowly but surely coming out of her shell; what a sweet girl she is despite all she’s been through.

The costs of LoLoLo’s medical care have quickly added up to over $1500.
In addition, the enzymes, B12, probiotics, prednisone, and special diet which LoLo requires to be healthy, add up to about $250 monthly.

We are seeking funds to help cover LoLo’s medical costs and monthly medications until she is ready for adoption.

Every contribution, no matter how small, helps us continue to help LoLo get the care she needs. While there is no cure for E.P.I., with the proper care, LoLo can live a happy life.

If you can’t donate right now, sharing this fundraiser is also incredibly helpful

Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity.

https://gofund.me/4597bc7ac

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Laingsburg, MI

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http://www.adoptapup.org/

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