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Trap/Neuter/Return Trap/Neuter/Return is the most effective and humane way to manage feral cat populations. Yet, many people still don’t understand it and even consider it inappropriate. Although Great River Rescue does not currently offer...
How to Keep Community Cats Safe Community cats are simply un-owned cats that live outdoors in our communities. All of us have seen them, and some of us even feed some of these guys....
Mounting Issues in Dogs Mounting and humping are normal behaviors for dogs, but they can become excessive and more than a little annoying. These behaviors can be difficult to manage, and may require help...
Puppy Biting and Nipping Issues Anyone who has spent any decent amount of time playing with puppies has had their hand nipped. Sometimes it doesn’t seem like a big deal, but other times it...
Resource Guarding Resource or food guarding is a potentially serious issue that can lead to serious injury, and significant consequences for your dog. It is important for every pet owner to learn about the...
Procedural Update Beginning September 15, 2020 Beginning September 15, 2020, clients wishing to visit shelter animals may book appointments through our Square online booking site. Previously, clients were required to submit an online adoption...
Dealing with Hyperactivity Many of the dogs surrendered to our shelter come to us because of issues related to hyperactivity. A dog that can run 5 miles, and still want to play can wear...
Preparing Your Dog or Cat for a New Baby Bringing home a baby is both an exciting and stressful time for everyone in the home. A baby brings a lot of change to routines...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – PET FIXERS PROGRAM SAVING LIVES WITH HELP FROM PARTNERS Bemidji, August 23, 2020 – Great River Rescue assumed the Pet Fixers program amid difficult and confusing times. The program, which...
