Good Dog Adoption Agency, Inc.

Good Dog Adoption Agency, Inc. GDAA is a nonprofit rescue which focuses on saving pit bulls (cats sometimes) and adopting them into loving homes. We are not a shelter, we do not have kennels.

Our dogs (& cats) are kept in foster homes like normal pets until they are adopted. The GDAA is not a shelter facility. We are a network of foster families that care for abandoned pit bulls in our own homes and adopt them to loving and responsible families. We do not have a kennel. Each dog we take into our rescue gets cared for as a normal family pet. This prepares them for being adopted into a l

oving family. All of our dogs are fully vetted and healthy prior to adoption. We also offer cats & kittens for adoption at times when working with feral colonies. These kitties are fully vetted and socialized prior to adoption.

02/25/2025
02/25/2025
This great pit bull rescue needs help!
02/13/2025

This great pit bull rescue needs help!

02/08/2025

Vaccination injury is real!

I have treated significant numbers of pets over my 30 years in practice who have 'never been the same since' a vaccination.

The fact that many of these vaccinations were completely unnecessary, as the animals had strong protection from previous vaccinations, is salt in the wound.

The fact that more than a few of the human guardians of these vaccine-injured pets were pressured into re-vaccinating their pets by vets (who, let's be kind, have never been taught the truth about vaccinations in pets), is frankly disturbing.

Before I dig into what vaccination injury is, how vaccines cause it, and what you can do to prevent and treat it - a little refresher is necessary.

C3 and F3 (core) pet vaccines give a LONG-LASTING immunity - at least 5-7 years, and often longer.

Titer testing your pets is how you tell if they have immunity (and therefore do not need a so-called booster). This is the most effective way to AVOID VACCINATION INJURY (never give unnecessary vaccinations).

Vaccination injury happens when the vaccine, which is a modified live virus, is INJECTED into the body.

Your pet has evolved over millions of years to respond to infection of viruses coming in through the mucus membranes of the mouth and nose. There is a complex, highly efficient immune response here.

When you inject a virus under the skin, you are sidestepping the body's wisdom. Suddenly there is a virus where the body has NOT evolved to deal with it.

And not only one virus, but THREE, all at the same time. (It's incredibly rare to have wild infection with two of these viruses at the same time, let alone three.)

In some pets, this shock, this unnatural infection, causes dysregulation (confusion, over-activation) of the immune system. This is the INJURY.

Sometimes you have symptoms develop relatively soon after vaccination (days-weeks) - Immune Mediated Haemolytic Anaemia is a particularly deadly vaccine injury that tends to be more acute.

Sometimes the shock to your pets immune system can take time to develop into illness. Allergies, IBD, Autoimmune disease, behavioural issues, all sorts of chronic illnesses can be triggered by a vaccination, but not become symptomatic until months later.

Any animal that develops chronic illness within 6 months of a vaccination, I will have a high index of suspicion for a vaccine injury.

With NECESSARY, UNAVOIDABLE VACCINATIONS, you should use homeopathy, flower essences, energy healing, and supplements to support peak vitality and a strong, balanced immune system.

To repair vaccination injury (not always possible, but often helpful) I use homeopathy, energy healing, diet, faecal transplants, flower essences, and so on. I have had some great successes in turning vaccination injuries around, healing them.

If you need help with a vaccine-injured pet, message me here!



I help animals all over the world heal and be well + happy with holistic veterinary care, kind training, and energy healing. If you want me to help your pets, message me! Zoom and in person appts available.

Texas - this is the hell dogs live in Texas. If anyone can get him and give him a life of love contact the shelter in Te...
02/07/2025

Texas - this is the hell dogs live in Texas. If anyone can get him and give him a life of love contact the shelter in Texas. They euthanize quickly there due to the extremely high number of unwanted loose dogs. Very sad. It is not the dogs fault!!!

A632402

Located At: Harris County Pets
Description: I am male. I look like a white Pit Bull Terrier.

Age: My age is unknown.
More Info: I weigh 65.50 pounds.

Shelter information
Location: Harris County Pets
Website: countypets.com

Phone Number: (281) 999-3191

Address: 612 Canino Road
Houston, TX 77076

02/05/2025

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02/02/2025

Have you seen our latest Infographic with the data from our Pet Suffocation Survey? šŸ¶šŸ±

Do you want to know what types of food bags pets suffocate in the most?

Do you want to know where pets found most food bags?

Do you want to know what to do to help protect your pets from pet suffocation?

Share this Infographic with friends, family, pet sitters, pet groups, and veterinary staff, etc. to help spread awareness and prevent pet suffocation! You can also print it off from the Infographics page on our website. Spreading awareness is our best defense against pet suffocation!
www.preventpetsuffocation.com

01/29/2025

The award winning documentary film Saving Jones is available to rent and gift to others until Feb 5th. Consider watching it and then sending it to those who live comfortably in fear based ignorance about inherently good dogs who are victimized and wrongly vilified by humans in this country every single day. Thank you.

šŸŽ„ https://kinema.com/films/saving-jones-qesp12

01/28/2025

Why do pets get boosters every year?šŸ’‰

The ultimate goal of antibody titer testing is to move towards a more personalized approach to pet careā€”one that respects the individuality of each animal and makes medical decisions based on data, not tradition or medical habits. By utilizing vaccine antibody titers, pet owners can ensure their pets are protected without unnecessary boosters, aligning with the principle of ā€œfirst, do no harm.ā€

Comment TITER to read my most recent article on the subject and watch my interview with UW-Madison vet schoolā€™s Dr. Laurie Larson.

Pit bulls being dumped in horrendous condition w cut off ears and serious wounds.
01/28/2025

Pit bulls being dumped in horrendous condition w cut off ears and serious wounds.

We need help finding where this dog came from. If you recognize
him, call 937-898-4457 and choose option 1 for dispatch; donā€™t forget
to mention the animal ID listed below. Thanks!

- Animal ID: A082243
- S*x: Male
- Location found: Gettysburg & Stony Hollow, Dayton, OH 45417
- Time found: 7:00PM

In Ohio, dog licenses are the law. Find your nearest outpost or purchase
your pupā€™s 2025 license online at mcohio.org/dogs. Donā€™t wait! - Prices
double after January.

01/26/2025

Every year, about 100,000 dogs die because they ride in the back of trucks. And thatā€™s just the number of dogs that dieā€”even more get badly hurt.

Truck beds donā€™t protect dogs from the weather. On hot days, the metal floor can get so hot it burns their paws or skin. If a dog is left in the sun without water or shade, it can get heatstroke very quickly.

Even though dogs might look happy with the wind in their faces, dirt, dust, and other stuff in the air can hurt their eyes, ears, and lungs.

Never tie your dog to the truck bed. If the dog falls or jumps out, it could get strangled by the leash. This can happen in an accident or even if the dog just tries to jump out.

If your dog has to ride in the back of a truck, put it in a crate. Make sure the crate is tied down tightly so it canā€™t move around or fall out. This will help protect your dog from the wind and weather.

Keep your pets safe!

01/21/2025

DONā€™T LET YOUR DOG RIDE IN AN OPEN TRUCK BED

An estimated 100,000 dogs die annually as a result of being transported in the bed of a truck!

Please noteā€¦that number only reflects fatalities. An even larger number are severely injured due to this practice.

Open truck beds do not provide any protection from the weather. Hot sun can heat the metal floor of a truck bed enough to burn a petā€™s paw pads or skin. Additionally, a dog left sitting in the broiling sun without water or shade may suffer from heat stroke in a very short period of time.

While many dogs appear to enjoy the wind in their faces, airborne debris, dust particles and other irritants can cause significant damage to a pet's eyes, ears and respiratory passages.

Do not leash or tie your pet to any portion of the truck bed. Many dogs have been strangled when tossed or bumped over the side of the truck and been left helplessly dangling. Be it the result of a collision or simply an unexpected attempt to jump from the vehicle, tying you dog to the truck is a dangerous practice.

If your dog must ride in the back of the truck, put the pet inside a crate that will give it some protection from the wind and weather. Tie the crate SECURELY to the walls of the truck bed so it cannot slide about or be tossed out of the truck.

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