02/07/2026
This week is "Have a Heart for Chained Dogs" week, and it's a time to remember the often forgotten dogs experiencing a form of animal cruelty that is -- sadly -- all too common, especially in Oklahoma.
Keeping a dog chained 24/7 is not humane. Dogs who live on chains suffer emotionally, mentally, and physically. They experience isolation, extreme weather, frustration, and fear. They are denied companionship, enrichment, and safety.
Through our Unchain OK program, we work with owners every day to change this reality. When it’s possible, we advocate to remove dogs from chains entirely and help them move toward safer, more compassionate living situations. But when unchaining isn’t an option, our team steps in with critical support to reduce suffering and improve quality of life.
This means delivering warm, insulated dog houses, fresh straw bedding, lightweight tie-outs, flea and tick prevention, spay and neuter services, and food -- along with a nonjudgmental approach to education and support to owners about the plight of chained dogs.
Our goal is ensure no chained dog is forgotten. Every call our team visits is a reminder to the dogs that their lives matter.
This week, consider supporting our Unchain OK program, which works overtime in cold, frigid weather. Financial donations are always appreciated, but we can also always use new or used dog houses (without holes), wire indoor dog crates, dry dog food, and straw.
You can drop off donations at 7140 S. 69th E. Ave., Tulsa, OK.
Monetary donations can be made at:
♥️ Website:
www.animalallianceok.org/donate
♥️ PayPal:
https://www.PayPal.me/OKAnimalAlliance
♥️ Cashapp:
$OKpets
♥️ Mail:
7140 S 69th E Ave,Tulsa, OK 74133