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When their dog's care cost $9,885, these pet parents had "peace of mind & protection" with Fetch

These dog parents were reimbursed over $6,000 in vet bills. Learn why they chose Fetch Pet Insurance.

Black french bulldog puppy coking his head and wearing a green harness

These pet parents say Fetch is “the best investment we’ve ever made”

These dog parents call pet insurance "the best investment" they've ever made. Learn why they chose Fetch Pet Insurance and how it helped cover their vet bills.

A photo of an apricot-colored Labradoodle.

Labradoodle dog breed profile

A popular family dog, no two Labradoodles are the same, but they’re all oodles of fun.

A photo of a brown French Bulldog playing with a green ball

French Bulldog dog breed profile

French Bulldogs, or “Frenchies,” are known for being sweet and calm, but they’re also predisposed to a handful of health conditions that you should be aware of.

A white dog wearing a blue bandana looks into the camera in The Dig’s article about Humane Society of Tampa Bay

Humane Society of Tampa Bay

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay mixes community events and on-site services to benefit rescue cats, dogs, bunnies and even guinea pigs.

A brown and black puppy held by a staff member in The Dig’s article about Oregon Humane Society

Oregon Humane Society

For over 150 years Oregon Humane Society has made pet care its the top priority.

A brown and white dog stands in grass with a staff member in The Dig’s article about the Jacksonville Humane Society

Jacksonville Humane Society

The Jacksonville Humane Society proves that they’ll do anything for animals — even lead a coalition to make Jacksonville the nation’s largest no-kill city.

A staff member holds a black dog in The Dig’s article about North Shore Animal League America

North Shore Animal League America

North Shore Animal League America acts as a lighthouse to the rescue community, providing and inspiring best practices as the world’s largest no-kill shelter since 1944.

A photo collage of different schnauzers

Schnauzer dog breed profile

There are three different schnauzer breeds: miniature, standard and giant. Each have different personalities and looks.

A photo of a Singapura cat

Singapura cat breed profile

The Singapura is known as the smallest cat breed. Here’s what else you should know about these energetic pets.

A staff member holds a brown dog in The Dig’s article about Ontario SPCA’s transport program

Ontario SPCA and Humane Society goes the distance for pets

Ontario SPCA and Humane Society has been diligently working with transport partners in the US to transfer animals from crowded shelters to animal centers in Ontario.

A photo of a Rottweiler sitting in the street, a rottweiler walking through the grass and a rottweiler laying down

Rottweiler dog breed profile

Powerful and broad, Rottweilers are loyal pups who form strong bonds with their families.

A white and brown dog runs in grass with their tongue out in The Dig’s article about Ontario SPCA’s future vet program

Ontario SPCA and Humane Society’s virtual future vet program

Ontario SPCA and Humane Society’s Virtual Future Vet program encourages all young pet lovers to learn more about animals and shelter work.

A dog is held by an attendee wearing pink in The Dig’s article covering Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s Tuxes & Tails gala

Spend an enchanted night at the Tuxes & Tails gala

October 23, 2021, marks Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s 10th annual Tuxes & Tails black-tie gala.

A student sits with a brown dog in The Dig’s article covering Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s Critter Camp

Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s Critter Camp

Each summer, Humane Society of Tampa Bay hosts weeklong, animal-focused camps where kids express their creativity and learn more about veterinary care.

A child holding a book in front of a kitten in The Dig’s article about Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s Paws for Literacy

Humane Society of Tampa Bay's Paws for Literacy

Humane Society of Tampa Bay welcomes kids to read to shelter pets at their Paws for Literacy program.

A kitten is held by a nurse in The Dig’s article about Charleston Animal Society’s Canines for Caregivers program

Charleston Animal Society’s Canines for Caregivers

Charleston Animal Society is bringing shelter animals to hospitals to give health care workers a sense of relief.

A child hugs a brown dog in The Dig’s article about Charleston Animal Society’s inclusion in Dogtoberfest

Support Charleston Animal Society at Dogtoberfest

Visit Freshfields Village on October 23, 2021, to support Charleston Animal Society and several other South Carolina-based animal rescue organizations.

A pet parent holding a black Chihuahua in The Dig’s article about Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s free shot clinic

Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s free shot clinic

November 20, 2021, is Humane Society of Tampa Bay’s annual free shot clinic and they’re providing free vaccinations to dogs 3 months and older.

Two puppies held by a North Shore Animal League America staff member for The Dig’s article about the Walk and Wag 5K

North Shore Animal League America’s virtual Walk & Wag 5K

Want to get active while raising money for North Shore Animal League America’s no-kill mission? Walk & Wag is your event.

A photo of a Mountain Cur dog who is looking up

Mountain Cur dog breed profile

Mountain Curs are easily trainable and make great family pets. Here’s how to help them thrive.

A photo collage of a white English Setter

English Setter dog breed profile

English Setters make great family pets — especially if they’re daily physical and mental stimulation needs are met. Here’s how to help them thrive.

A photo of Frank who is running through the grass

Fetch pets: these parents modified their house for their dog

After Frank, a Miniature Dachshund, came down with a back injury, his parents modified their house to make sure it wouldn’t happen again.

Photo of a Boxer running through shallow water

Fetch pets: This Boxer taught her brother how to be a dog

Roxi, a Boxer, cares so much about her mom and dog brother. Her family returned that same care when she was struggling with a mystery health condition.

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