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Today is Hudson Valley Gives, an annual Day of Giving! Pets Alive is one of hundreds of local charities in the Hudson Valley that are participating – and we have a matching challenge! Your donation will be DOUBLED up to … Continue reading →

Hemi, a 10-week-old Husky pup, is fighting for his life. Just a short while ago, Hemi was having a seizure and his owners were not in a position to pay for his medical needs and gave him up. We didn’t … Continue reading →

Racing against time, we worked diligently with one of our transport partners, Brother Wolf Animal Rescue in Asheville, NC, who transported dozens of animals from an animal shelter in Tennessee. The shelter’s Director was arrested on charges of animal cruelty … Continue reading →

A warm and cozy bed. A yard to run around in and play. Endless hugs. That’s how Theo will spend New Year’s Eve. But it wasn’t always that way. Theo, a yellow shepherd, arrived at Pets Alive from a shelter … Continue reading →

Today is #GivingTuesday, a day of global giving! It is an opportunity to show kindness to causes you cherish. Our goal is to raise at least $10,000 today to help animals in need and we invite you to join us … Continue reading →

Gracie loved to go on hikes with her favorite volunteers, whether it was meandering through our dog trails or on a hike in the mountains. She loved to play, chasing a ball and jumping through the air playing catch. Gracie … Continue reading →

12 degrees. No blanket. No food. No water – unless a frozen block of ice counts. Just a thin plywood box for protection from the howling wind. For a day? For a week? For a month? For years? How long … Continue reading →

Make your final 2017 donation now! This year, Noel will ring in the New Year with a new family, thanks to you who have supported her during her nearly 4-year journey. Noel arrived at Pets Alive via a transport from … Continue reading →

On this #GivingTuesday, Ayden needs you more than ever. Just when Ayden was enjoying things in his new home, he found himself back at Pets Alive. A young, one-year-old Ayden came to Pets Alive on a transport from South Carolina … Continue reading →