Bully Me Not Rescue

06/02/2026

☀️🥵 While we all know that we shouldn't leave pets alone in cars this summer, another thing that pet owners need to be careful about is whether the pavement they are walking on is too hot for their dog's paw. 🐾

Scorching surfaces are especially damaging to puppies with sensitive young paws. So how hot is too hot for a dog’s sensitive paw pads? If the temperature is 85 degrees or higher without the chance for the pavement to cool down, the ground may be too hot for safely walking your dog.

According to data reported by the Journal of the American Medical Association, when the air temperature is 85 degrees, the asphalt temperature registers
130 degrees.
To find out if the ground is too hot for your dog to walk on, place your hand comfortably on the pavement for ten seconds. If it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for your dog’s paws‼️🐾

Protecting Dog Paws in Hot Weather
Dog’s pads need to become acclimated to weather and stress. The first long walk or jog of a warm season can often cause blisters on feet. To help condition your dog’s paws, walk on the pavement during cool weather. The hard surface helps toughen them and builds resistance for when the temperature heats up.

If you must take your dog out during hot weather, avoid the hottest time of day.
Walk in the early morning or evening. Choose grassy or shady areas.

06/02/2026

This!!

According to the SPCA and Humane Society, in the next 4-8 weeks, you'll all be seeing the
📌”We need to re-home our pet..."
posts because vacation time is coming, and some people selfishly care only about themselves! These are the people who went ahead and purchased puppies or kittens without commitment, who are suddenly become allergic, moving, having a baby, don't have time, their kids won't take care of it, didn't think they'd get so big, blah, blah, blah. The problem is that almost 90% of unwanted pets sadly end up in kill shelters.

Allow me to break it down for you.

You didn't know you had an allergy? Oops. Don't let the pet suffer; buy some allergy medicine. If you love your pet, it's absolutely worth a shot.

You're moving? What city are you moving to that doesn't allow dogs? Bullsh*tville? You have a responsibility to your living, breathing family member to plan ahead to find a house, apartment, or condo that will allow your family member. Period.

Oh, you had no idea you were due to have a baby in 2 months? Interesting. Get a dog trainer if you're housing a breed you fear might become an issue. It's also worth a shot.

Don't have time for one 15-minute walk or to have a dog just sit next to you while you're home? Really? So they're better off in a shelter than waiting in your house for you to get home? Okay, perhaps get another pet to keep them company or look for a local dog-sitter.

Oh, you mean your 5-year-old didn't step up to the plate to feed, walk, and scoop p**p? And this surprised you? I guess it's time for YOU to step up and model responsibility for your child.

Wrong size? Not cute as an adult? Not quite the personality you expected? Look in a mirror; how did you turn out?
Should we send you back?

06/02/2026

***** PUPDATE ****

Mayson, now Chuck Billy, sure looks like he is enjoying his new home life!! Sploots are the best!!

06/02/2026

Please!!

05/31/2026

You're dog will be there after everyone else abandons you. They deserve your love and loyalty. They are NOT disposable!!

There are days when I force myself to act like everything is fine, going through the motions, replying to messages, keeping my thoughts tightly held, and pretending the weight on my shoulders isn’t there. Yet, somehow, my dog always knows before anyone else does. They quietly follow me from room to room, rest their head a little longer on my knee, or gaze up with those patient eyes that seem to understand far more than words ever could. In those moments, I realize that I don’t need to explain myself. Their presence alone is a steady reassurance, a gentle reminder that love doesn’t need reasons, conditions, or solutions—it only requires attention and care.

This silent companionship transforms even the heaviest days into moments of comfort. Their quiet loyalty fills the gaps left by the world, making the home feel warmer, safer, and full of unspoken understanding.

05/30/2026

🎀Ezra is a water baby!!

She has the cutest little personality and will be your lake buddy 💕 💗

05/30/2026

They are truly more loyal than you could imagine 🥰

🐾❤️ All we want is a chance to show you who we truly are. ❤️🐾

Not a label.
Not a stereotype.
Not a fear-filled headline.

Just a chance.

A chance to love you.
A chance to earn your trust.
A chance to prove that behind these misunderstood faces are loyal hearts, gentle souls, and dogs who only want to belong.

We are not born dangerous.
We are not defined by myths.
We are individuals, just like every other dog.

✨ If you look past the fear, you might just find your best friend. 🐶💖

05/29/2026

This! Facts!

And yet because of the media and other ignorant people they are still thought of as dangerous dogs. When will you stop blaming the dogs🐶 and start blaming the humans👨‍🦱

05/29/2026

No! You can't!

Can you judge a dog by its breed?

Multiple peer-reviewed studies (like the 2008 study referenced here) have found that breed and appearance are highly inaccurate predictors of behavior, including aggression.

Behavioral tendencies (such as friendliness or aggression) vary widely within the same breed -- even within the same litter. No single trait is exclusive to any specific type of dog.

Dogs are individuals.

Every dog's temperament is a complex blend of his or her environment, training, socialization, and lived experience.

And because every dog's lived experience is different, no two dogs will have the same temperament or disposition.

Science says you CANNOT judge a dog by its breed.

Veterinary associations, animal welfare groups, and animal control organizations believe you SHOULD NOT judge a dog by its breed or appearance.

Every dog, regardless of breed, deserves the chance to be seen and evaluated for the unique individual they are.