The Canine Condition Documentary Series S2 Ep.3 Rescuing Arizona Dogs: Trials & Triumphs Part.1

We decided it was important to go to Arizona because the situation for many dogs in Arizona is in dire straits. The extreme weather patterns of this state alone, make it even more difficult for homeless dogs to survive on their own. Coupled with being dumped in remote desert areas, there are hundreds upon hundreds of homeless strays, abandoned and abused dogs all over the state. In this episode, we find out who is helping and how are they improving the canine condition of Arizona. The people we meet and the stories we hear inspired us to keep going on this journey. We thank the good people of Arizona who advocate for these innocent beings for sharing your mission and message with us. We want the world to see and hear you. These Arizona episodes will surely touch hearts and motivate humans into action.
This documentary series highlights the amazing, grass-roots work that people are doing to save and improve the lives of dogs in need all over this country. Through their stories and actions, we will show you what change looks like and what the sheer power of will and desire - not just money - can achieve. Throughout the season you see us take part in the actions that are saving dog lives. We volunteer, donate, foster, transport and advocate for new legislation. Every episode will leave the viewer feeling hopeful, inspired, educated and empowered. This is how we affect positive change and create the tipping point in our society: one story at a time.
You can now also support the national non-profit chapter of this brand by going to The Canine Condition Foundation 501c3 website at www.thecaninecondition.org

[@erinfeistel3420]

I foster for the Evergreen Animal Protective League in Colorado. They pull from Arizona all of the time. Make sure they're on your list of contacts to network with.

[@shalamariewallen380]

Not a breeders are bad i only buy puppies from breeders that breed to better the breed

[@adairjanney7109]

what you need to change if you want to fix this is the landlord situation, dogs have become a upper middle class thing, if you rent good freaking luck getting a dog, that isnt your home bro its someones investment now

[@TheCanineCondition]

Very good point. Citizens of every city across the country have to be actively involved in their city council and push for laws that move up the chain of command so that landlords cannot discriminate against dog breeds and dog sizes when families want to rent a house or an apartment and want to bring their canine family member with them or adopt one. We definitely agree with you. That landlords across the nation are causing more dogs to be surrendered to shelters or abandoned. It’s disheartening.

[@evie9239]

agree. It's actually sick that housing people is profit.