Howl-O-Ween Safety Tips for Your Doodle. Because spooky season should be silly—not scary—for our furry friends! Whether your pup is a party animal or prefers a quiet night in with a peanut butter Kong and a blanket fort, here are some lighthearted but important safety tips to keep your Doodle Dog happy and healthy this Howl-O-Ween.

As the year comes to a close, many of our amazing supporters look for ways to make a meaningful impact — and sometimes, the tax code gives us a little extra incentive to do good! If you’re 70½ or older, you may be eligible to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) that benefits Doodle Dandy Rescue and reduces your taxable income.

Does your doodle lick their paws, scratch constantly, or get frequent ear infections? You’re not alone! Many doodles struggle with allergies — and while they’re known for their soft coats and happy-go-lucky personalities, their sensitive skin can sometimes need a little extra TLC. Let’s take a closer look at what causes allergies in doodles, how to spot the signs, and what you can do to help your pup feel their best.

When you’re adopting a rescue dog, you might come across stories of pups who were once “heartworm positive.” It can sound a little scary at first, but with the right care and understanding, it’s not as intimidating as it seems.

Some dogs arrive at rescue with tails wagging and hearts wide open. Others, like Vader, need time — and love — to believe the world can be kind.

During our North Texas Giving Day fundraising, we love to look back on the dogs we've had come through Doodle Dandy and their stories.

Ever wondered why your pup insists on barking at the vacuum like it owes them money? Or why they stare into the distance like they’re contemplating the mysteries of the universe (or just the squirrel outside)? Well, grab your star charts and a handful of treats—because we’re diving into the whimsical world of dog astrology!

At Doodle Dandy Rescue, we’re all-in on doodles. Whether they’re giant teddy bears or scruffy little sidekicks, we’re here for the curls,...

Is your Doodle a diva? A fuzzy fluff in need of a glam squad? Well, grab your brushes and your best funny voice, because it’s time to channel your inner canine stylist and get that pup red carpet-ready.

While Doodles love outdoor adventures, it’s essential to gauge the right temperature to keep them safe. Heat can be deceiving—what feels...

What should doodle owners know about Addison's disease?

Let’s talk about how to ensure our fluffy companions make it through the holiday with their dignity (and sanity) intact!

Maui’s path to success started by taking one step at a time. He came to Doodle Dandy Rescue on June 1st - a 3-year-old Labradoodle, suffering from severe separation anxiety, a fear of everything. Maui had no crate training, and resource guarded people, food, and toys...

Sophie, a 3 year old Labradoodle, was surrendered to Doodle Dandy due to a personal crisis. Doodle Dandy was informed by the owner that Sophie could be aggressive. For this reason, she was sent to board and train instead of a foster home.

Picture this: You have just settled in with your popcorn, ready to enjoy your evening TV time. The villain appears on screen, tension builds... and then your dog explodes into a barking frenzy. Congratulations, your pup is now an unsolicited film critic!

At Doodle Dandy Rescue, every volunteer brings something special to the table—but some shine so brightly, it’s impossible not to notice.

Sometimes the first dog you apply for is The One. Sometimes, it takes 13 tries. But when that moment finally happens, when your dog finds you? It’s magic. Our Founder, Sally, always says, "dogs find their people."

When you donate to North Texas Gives to Animals, you make it pawsible for our VIP Volunteer, Melissa, to support our mission of rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming doodles!!

That's why we're recognizing Sara for being a VIP Volunteer, an honor that she has earned and greatly deserves.

Whether your Doodle is a doodle-bug-in-training or a seasoned snuggle pro, taking care of their ears and pearly whites is just as important as belly rubs (okay, almost as important).