Lily Feinn

1 week ago | thedodo.com | Lily Feinn

When Iris first started attending doggy daycare in April, her mom had no concerns that the young pup would fit in. “She is a social butterfly,” Ebony Magyar, Iris’ mom, told The Dodo. “She loves making friends.”But Magyar was surprised when, a week into the pup's stint at Alpha Doggy PlayCare, she received a photo update from the staff. Iris had decided that instead of sleeping on the beds or the floor, the comfiest place for a nap was curled on top of a big, fluffy dog.

1 week ago | thedodo.com | Lily Feinn

Inviting a dog into your life doesn’t mean you sacrifice style in your home — just ask rug designer Anna B. Albury. Albury let Dodo Digs and Isabel Klee of @simonsits in for a tour of her Park Slope, Brooklyn, apartment to show how it functions for the whole family. Inside, the light-filled one-bedroom rental is bursting with color, from the cheerfully painted walls to the curios lining the shelves and the bespoke rugs on the floor.

2 weeks ago | thedodo.com | Lily Feinn

Tip is a discerning customer, so his mom, Nicole Hendrickson, knew he’d be the perfect pup to taste-test the brand-new dog treats created by The Dodo and Caledon Farms. And the pittie’s verdict was clear: "Tip’s been eyeing the box since it arrived … and inhaled every flavor,” Hendrickson, VP of social at The Dodo, said. “Safe to say he approves."This thoughtfully crafted line of treats is made with high-quality, real ingredients in flavors dogs love.

2 months ago | thedodo.com | Lily Feinn

Taylor Bullock was home scrolling through the local missing pets Facebook pages on a recent Saturday when a post grabbed her attention. A black and white dog was keeping vigil on the porch of an empty house. The dog didn’t want to leave, as if her family could return any moment. But it had been days. “I kept refreshing for hours to see if someone claimed her or if someone was going to pick her up,” Bullock, who runs Happy Tails Animal Rescue, told The Dodo.

2 months ago | thedodo.com | Lily Feinn

When a husky named Miss Honey and her puppy arrived as strays at the Kentucky Humane Society, it was clear to shelter staff how devoted they were to each other. Miss Honey had given every ounce of herself to her puppy, nursing her at the expense of her own health. Stepping on the scale, Miss Honey weighed only 33 pounds when she should have been double that.