Dog Yoyo Global Initiatives cordially invites you to our 1st Annual Gala Dinner celebrating the lives the organization has saved this year. We will be sharing stories of our rescues and their amazing comebacks. It will be at the amazing Yamashiro restaurant, set high above the Los Angeles Sky. Presented by the Phenom Foundation and hosted by an international animal …
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Many animals suffered from the effects of the global health and economic crisis and are less likely to find aid or help. Moreso, hundreds to thousands of our rescue dogs and cats in China, Venezuela, Peru, and, Haiti, including the street and community animals, have little to no access to food, clean water, and basic …
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A dog is the only creature on the earth that loves you more than he loves himself. More than humans, dogs can give you the love that you will not receive from anyone else. Dogs are a blessing from heaven, but most of us take them for granted. Many people literally hate dogs, not just …
One question. Up for it? Can you say that you haven’t come across a stray dog? In your complete lifetime? About 99 out of 100 people cannot say Yes to that question. With the ever-increasing population of stray dogs, it is highly unlikely for anyone to be able to. Having stray dogs on the roads …
Dr. John Sessa is a champion for human and animal rights; he founded Dog YoYo Global Initiatives and co-founded Today’s Promises(Haiti), the Vanderpump Dog Foundation, and the Stop Yulin Forever movement. “I stand by the idealized philosophy that every living creature has a soul that feels deeply.” This philosophy guides John’s work with Dog Yoyo …
Earlier this year in China, our founder, @drjohnsessa , signed a lease on the perfect sanctuary to house all of our rescued pups. And now we are very happy to announce that we have found one in Venezuela, as well! Complete with a walled compound, a three bedroom house for our caretakers and a ton of room …
By: Patti Strand The scope of the stray dog problem in many parts of the world is unimaginable by American standards. Street and village dogs have always been part of the developing world’s landscape, but exploding populations, increasing attacks on citizens,1 and spiraling rabies epidemics have transformed this issue from a third world problem to a global public …
By Marilia Brocchetto and Natalie Gallón, CNN (CNN) Skinny and desperate, they root in the trash for even a small morsel of overlooked food. They are bedraggled; their rib cages and hip bones show through taut skin. On the street, left to fend for themselves, they snap at each other, trying desperately to survive in the cruel …
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By NewsDesk @infectiousdiseasenews The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a travel notice for Haiti last week after reports of annual dog vaccination campaigns having been interrupted in Haiti and health officials have reported an increase of rabies in dogs there. In addition, health officials warn travelers that human rabies vaccine is also …
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