| | | 🐾 Start your day on the right paw and… | | … see the world through your dog's eyes 🐾 | | Happy Tuesday: | | | True or False? | 2 million dogs are adopted each year. | (scroll to the bottom to find the answer!) | |
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| | Why You Should Adopt a Shelter Dog | Adopting a dog from a shelter isn't just an act of kindness—it's a life-changing experience for both you and your new furry friend. Here are some compelling reasons why rescuing a dog is a win-win situation: | Give a Second Chance: Shelters are full of dogs longing for loving homes. By adopting, you're giving one of them a fresh start and helping reduce the number of animals in shelters. | Unconditional Love and Gratitude: Rescued dogs often show incredible loyalty and gratitude. They know they've been saved and will return the favor with endless affection and devotion. | Variety of Choices: Whether you're looking for an energetic puppy or a calm senior, shelters have dogs of all ages, breeds, and personalities, so you can find the perfect match for your lifestyle. | Health Benefits: Many shelters ensure dogs are spayed or neutered and up-to-date on vaccinations, so when you adopt, you're not only saving a life but also getting a healthy pet. | Fight Against Overbreeding: By adopting, you're not supporting the harmful practices of puppy mills, which often breed dogs in unhealthy conditions. You're helping break the cycle of overpopulation and promoting ethical breeding practices. | Affordability: Adoption fees are usually much lower than purchasing a dog from a breeder. Many shelters even include initial medical care like vaccinations, microchipping, and spaying or neutering. | The Joy of Saving a Life: Knowing you've made a real difference in a dog's life brings immense satisfaction. Rescued dogs often reward their owners with unmeasurable love and loyalty in return. | Rescuing a dog not only gives a shelter pet the chance to thrive but also enriches your own life in ways you could never imagine. Consider opening your heart and home to a rescue today—your perfect furry friend could be waiting for you! |
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| | | At-Home Practices to Boost Your Dog's Health | Your dog's health starts at home, and with just a few thoughtful habits, you can enhance their life in meaningful ways. These simple practices not only keep your furry friend happy but also strengthen your bond every day. | Feed Them Well - A nutritious, high-quality diet tailored to your dog's needs does wonders for their overall health. Additions like omega-3s can keep their coat shiny and joints strong. Stay Active and Engaged - Daily walks, playtime, or training sessions keep your dog physically fit and mentally stimulated. Regular grooming also supports skin health while deepening your connection. Monitor with Smart Tech - Smart collars track your dog's activity and health metrics, helping you spot potential issues early. These tools make proactive care easier than ever.
| Want to help your dog live their happiest, healthiest life? Try one of these tips, and don't forget to share which one was your favorite! |
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| | | 24/7 Health Monitoring for a Happier, Healthier Dog | 'Tis the season of giving, and this holiday season your pup deserves a treat too! Give your pup the gift of better health and a longer, happier life. Don't wait for Santa - we've got you covered. | The Maven Pet Health Monitor is a smart collar that tracks your dog's health 24/7—helping you get ahead of health problems by identifying them at an early stage, even before symptoms are visible! | Why you'll love it: | It's the #1 Vet-recommended pet monitor. Tracks your dog's activity, rest, respiratory rate, water intake, scratching, and other health indicators 24/7. If something unusual is detected, Maven alerts your vet so they can intervene early and ensure the best outcome for your dog. This leads to faster and simpler treatments, helping your dog live longer.
| Enjoy your pup's company and let Maven handle the worry for you. Daily Dig readers get 20% off for life on their Maven membership with code DAILYDIG at checkout. Give your pet a longer, happier life today! |
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| | Thank you to Maven Pet for sponsoring Daily Dig. |
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| | Consider Adopting a Senior Dog | While puppies might steal the spotlight with their adorable faces and boundless energy, senior dogs often make better companions for many people. Adopting a senior dog is an incredibly rewarding experience, and there are plenty of reasons why these seasoned pups are often the best choice for a loving home. | Senior dogs tend to have calmer, more laid-back personalities, making them ideal for families who prefer a low-energy companion. Many are already house-trained and have learned how to be excellent cuddling partners. | Plus, adopting an older dog can be a more manageable commitment for busy pet owners. By offering a senior dog a second chance, you're giving them the opportunity to enjoy their golden years in a home filled with love and care. | Senior dogs often come with a level of gratitude and loyalty that will melt your heart. So if you're considering bringing a furry friend into your life, don't overlook the seniors—they make wonderful companions and deserve a forever home. |
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| | | Minnie's Rescue Story | Many of our Daily Dig readers already know Minnie, one of our top mascots! However, in this special edition of The Daily Dig, we wanted to share Minnie's rescue story. | Minnie is an 8-year-old Chihuahua mix. She was found 3 years ago living in an animal hoarding situation. Her rescuer found her hiding in a closet with her two newborn puppies by her side. | Fortunately, Minnie was found by good people and ended up in a loving foster home where she was the best mom raising her pups. Her puppies were adopted into new families very quickly, but unfortunately, Minnie was overlooked for over a year despite her sweet nature. | When her new owner (Mollie) visited the foster, she initially was looking at a younger dog (who proved to be very cute, but too high energy for her!) However, then the foster brought out Minnie, a shy but very sweet girl. | Minnie met Mollie and it was meant to be! That day, Minnie went home with her forever family. | These days, Minnie has really come out of her shell and is truly the sweetest girl. Her favorite things are walking in the park, rotisserie chicken, and cozy cuddles under blankets. | Have you rescued a dog before? We'd love to hear their story! |
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|  | Minnie on her "gotcha day", and Minnie today! |
| | Final Bark | This holiday season, give your pup the gift of better health and a longer, happier life. With the Maven Pet smart collar, you can monitor your dog's health 24/7 and stay ahead of potential issues before they arise. | Daily Dig readers get 20% off for life on their Maven membership with code DAILYDIG at checkout. Don't wait—start giving your pup a longer, happier life today! |
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| | Would you adopt a senior pup? | |
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| | A Special Message From Our Best Buddies | | Daily Dig is inspired and brought to you by our wonderful dogs. Our dogs, and all the other pups out there, make the world a happier, brighter place. ❤️ |
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| With lots of love, | Stitcher, Minnie, & Finnegan 🐾 |
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| | | | 🦴 A Little Treat | 🤔 True or False: True! Over 2 million dogs are adopted in the U.S. every year. | 🐶 DOTD: Give your pup the spotlight by submitting them for the dog of the day! This month's theme is pups in the holiday spirit. Reply to this email with the best pics of your dog looking festive, cozy, or spreading holiday cheer. Be sure to include their name and a short description to be featured in an upcoming newsletter. | 🥰 Spread positivity: Do you enjoy starting your day off with our community? If so, please consider forwarding this email to help us spread our love of all things dogs! | 💌 Reply for a surprise: If you are reading this reply with your dog's adoption story for a surprise in your inbox! | |
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