"It's the Deed, Not the Breed: " A Louisiana Pit Bull proves that heroes come in all shapes, sizes and breeds. This article ran in the October 2008 issue of Dog Fancy Magazine

"Saving Grace: " Maggie-May once lived alone in a garage, and now she's the saving grace of an elderly woman in Seattle. This article ran in the December 2008 issue of Dog Fancy Magazine

The following "For the Love of Dogs" columns ran in Dog Fancy Magazine.

"There's Always Room: " Author David Rosenfelt has opened his doors countless times to house old, unwanted dogs, mainly Golden Retrievers. At one time, 30+ called his house their home. This article ran in the February 2006 issue of Dog Fancy Magazine

"How to Make a Difference in the Lives of Abandoned Dogs:" This is the initial column in the start of a new national series, "For the Love of Dogs." January 2004.

"Marie Whelan: Author of Rescue Rover!" This is the second column in "For the Love of Dogs." February 2004.

"Debra White: Author of Nobody's Pets"This writer makes sure her books benefit local shelter dogs, since her own rescued pups saved her life. . January 2005.

"Dedicated Dog Angel:" Michael Arms of the Helen Woodward Animal Center never forgets the promise he made a dying puppy decades ago.

• "How to Report Abuse:" Animal Precinct's Annemarie Lucas talks about what you should do if you see a dog being mistreated or neglected. March 2004.

• "Spay and Neuter Your Dogs:"Bob Barker, animal advocate and host of The Price is Right talks about pet overpopulation. May 2004.

• "Changing the World, One Dog and One Inmate at a Time:"Two women began a dog-training program for stray pups at correction facilities in Virginia. This was the basis for Animal Planet's "Cell Dogs" program. September 2004.

• "The Dr. Phil of Dogs:"Los Angeles-based animal guru Warren Eckstein, host of "The Pet Show" radio program, does his part to help homeless animals. September 2004.