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Dogs Trust Ireland has launched a new campaign calling on employers to recognise the death of a dog as a legitimate reason to take compassionate leave from ...

In the UK, there is currently no legal obligation for an employer to offer time off after the death of a pet. [dog](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/teamdogs) welfare charity kickstarts a new movement. "As a dog welfare charity, we understand the impact the loss of a dog can have, so we offer our employees a day's paid leave in the event of the death of their dog, and we would love to see other employers offering the same." To help spread their message and show that it's 'not just a dog', Dogs Trust are asking people to share a photo of their dog using the hashtag #NotJustADog on social media. [Dogs](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/teamdogs) Trust Ireland's 'Not Just a Dog' campaign highlights the devastating effect a [pup's death](https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/heartbroken-vets-tears-saying-goodbye-27784594) can have on their owners, and calls on employers to consider offering compassionate leave should their employee's beloved pet pass away. Research carried out by Dogs Trust Ireland revealed over half of dog owners felt the grief they experienced after losing their dog was similar or worse to the loss of a family member.

Dottie had been missing for five years when her family got a shocking call — she had been found and was waiting for them at a local animal shelter.

The dog’s name was Dottie, and she had a family who’d been missing her for five years. “I think we were all in tears.” “It was emotional for all of us,” Ohanian said. They thought it might be a dead end. “We were all very, very happy,” Ohanian said. “We were all in tears.”

Something didn't feel right when Brittany Hayward and her teenage daughter arrived at Moss Point, near the Southeast Alaska community of Metlakatla.

She told her daughter to take him and run to the car. Hayward said it’s important to stay vigilant when out and about. But she said the wolves didn’t seem to care. “Smokey and Rosco took off after the wolf and Rosco got a hold of the wolf,” Hayward said. Hayward said Smokey came back, and she managed to get him leashed. “And they tumbled into the rocks. “He was chasing the wolf away.” the following morning. Hayward had three dogs with her on the beach. Smokey was watching over them, standing on one of the mounds. And, you know, she kind of joked and was like ‘The She was behind mounds of sand and rock that form on the beach at low tide.

Reward your canine companion with a day on the town. Our list of activities has the perfect places to explore that will not only have your dog's tail ...

If you want to follow her adventures around town, find her on [Molly Moltzen](https://www.thrillist.com/authors/molly-moltzen)is a contributor for Thrillist. [Batch](https://www.thrillist.com/eat/austin/austin-food-bucket-list), you can reap the benefit of being an early riser—the closer to opening you arrive, the better your chances are to order from their full menu of kolaches. While this place is a true paradise for dogs who are social and never stray too far, it may not be the best spot for those who are leash-locked or somewhat anxious. Normally, this small wading area is the ideal spot to take in some cold, refreshing waters with your pup in tow—however, the recent bloom of dog-toxic algae means you should check Remember to bring a blanket and some water shoes to protect your paws (and theirs). In addition to being the early bird who gets the kolache, their large green space, which has lots of room for your dogs to run and roll, allows you to hit the “kill two birds with one stone” adage as well. Take the worry out of the water by heading to either [Jumping Jack Dog Ranch](https://www.jumpingjackranch.com/pool-rentals) in Manchaca or [K9 Water World](https://www.k9waterworld.com/) in San Marcos. Winner of multiple “best of” awards, Cosmic Coffee’s permaculture gardens and extensive outdoor seating make it a go-to for dog lovers—not to mention, their dual menu options of coffee and beer allow you to easily spend the day and night parked there. While you have a harsh awakening about your alcohol tolerance, your dog can play in the spot’s dog park and dig into a “woof wurst,” which benefits And, with a separate section for small dogs only, your chihuahua won’t feel the pressure to keep up with the big dogs although, she'll probably want to boss the larger canines around anyway. In Austin, there are so many pooches constantly parading the streets it might as well be called “PawStin.” All lame jokes aside though, it is a clear and obvious fact that the majority of Bat City residents are devoted to their fur-babies. So, whether you’re bringing your own dog or volunteering to take a rescue out for an adventure, our list has the perfect places to explore that will not only have Fido’s tail wagging, but will leave you feeling equally elated.

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Street Dog Hero, a Bend-based animal welfare nonprofit, teamed up with Central Oregon veterinarians Dr. Cierra Buer and Dr. Tabitha ...

Through this work, SDH makes a lasting impact on owned and street dogs and cats and the families that surround them. Street Dog Hero (SDH) serves dogs in need around the world and their communities through rescue, adoption, wellness, spay/neuter, and education. Since its inception in 2017, SDH has rescued 2,327 dogs and adopted 2,275 dogs from neglect, hunger, and abuse locally and from around the world - providing them with wellness, sterilization, transportation, fostering, and adoption. Tabitha Johnson, as well as Fences For Fido, Warm Springs Fire and Safety, and volunteers from all over Oregon to host a wellness and vaccine clinic in Warm Springs on Saturday, August 13th. SDH envisions a world where all dogs are healthy, safe, cared for, and wanted. (KTVZ) -- Street Dog Hero, a Bend-based animal welfare nonprofit, teamed up with Central Oregon veterinarians Dr.