This weekâs mutt came to Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab with four puppies and an awful smell. When Pearl first arrived, she needed a deep bathâthis lady had definitely rolled in something smelly.
There are many theories about why dogs roll in things. One theory is that rolling in many scents creates a scent map that tells other dogs where their canine buddy has been. Another study showed that dogs prefer to roll in the scat of their own predators, which might help protect them from being hunted. Regardless of why dogs do it, it s natural and many of our dogs get their first bath at Underdog to get rid of the smelliest of smells.
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Do you want to add a new member to your family and give back to the world at the same time? Maybe it s the right time to adopt a pet! During the COVID-19 pandemic, many animal shelters in and around Lamorinda are still working to fulfill adoptions and place pets in forever homes.
Across California, there are thousands of dogs, cats and other animals of all ages without a home and many are located in your area. In the search for your new family pet, consider checking out a local facility like Underdog Animal Rescue, where Athena the dog is waiting patiently. If you aren t sure if you have time to take care of a pet year round, many shelters also offer opportunities to foster pets until they are placed.
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The Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab Mutt of the Week is Wanda. A person driving to Moab for Christmas passed through Mexican Water and saw this girl trotting down the highway. They soon connected with Underdog Rescue and drove two hours to drop Wanda off at our ranch. This little one was quickly placed into foster to help her injured eye heal and get the special attention she deserved. After a few weeks in foster, she came back to our ranch and is now waiting for her forever home!
Little Wanda is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped! She loves toys, other dogs, and is doing well on the leash. We think she is a lab mutt and will probably end up being around 45 to 50 pounds. Visit our website to see more photos of Wanda and submit an adoption application for her. Please note that our Rescue Ranch is available to visit, volunteer or adopt by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call 435-260-8033.
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