Shelley and Katerina are now Dog Examiners for Examiner.com.
Shelley is the San Francisco Dogs Examiner and Katerina is the San Diego Dogs Examiner.
Find out the latest doggie happenings in the San Francisco and San Diego Areas and beyond. They review films, television shows, pet stores, news stories, events - if it's got a dog-in-it, Shelley and Katarina are writing about it.
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| Click on the Examiner button to the left to visit Shelley's San Francisco Dogs Examiner page.
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| Click on the Examiner button to the left to visit Katerina's San Diego Dogs Examiner page.
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YOUR ADOPTED DOG was featured in the Tampa Bay, Florida media during the month of December as part of an effort to provide gift ideas for the animals in our families. Click here to see what they came up with!
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Authors Katerina Makris and Shelley Frost have produced two videos that highlight the need for solutions to pet overpopulation, animal suffering and dog rescue.
Click here to view the videos.
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| Kellie shortly after her rescue. |
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Your Adopted Dog:
Everything You Need to Know about Rescuing and Caring for a Best Friend in Need
a newly released book
by
Shelley Frost and Katerina Lorenzatos Makris
CLICK ON THE IMAGE BELOW TO ORDER THE BOOK FROM AMAZON.COM
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| CLICK HERE TO ORDER THE BOOK FROM AMAZON.COM |
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"Whether working on their own, as part of an adoption group, or in a shelter, those who rescue homeless dogs are a special breed. Rescue requires compassion, dedication, and lots of work. If you're contemplating involvement in rescue, have just started out, or have adopted a rescue dog, this book will help you understand and navigate the risks and rewards of your new adventure."
-Nancy Peterson, The Humane Society of the United States
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From the Publisher:
Just as first-time parents often wish their newborns came with instruction manuals, families adopting/rescuing dogs also need clear-cut advice at their fingertips. To make life easier and more enjoyable for those who cannot turn away, YOUR ADOPTED DOG provides step-by-step guidance and support including:
The pros and cons of adopting from shelters, private rescue groups, or picking up that pooch wandering alone on the street.
What to do in the critical first 48 hours after your dog comes home.
Creating a dog-safe, dog friendly home and yard.
Handling health and behavior problems common to rescued dogs.
Advice on integrating the rescue into your home.
True dog rescue stories with happy endings.
Finding a new home for a rescued dog.
Finally, after all the hard work you've done to help your friend in need, how to take the time to have fun together.
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All content on this site is written by Shelley Frost, Katerina Lorenzatos Makris, and their associates, and is protected by U.S. and international copyright law. No portion of this Web site's content may be reproduced or used without express permission from the authors.
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