News and Events
Events
- Postponed: Lark & Owl Booksellers, Georgetown, TX
- Postponed: Fabled Bookshop & Café, Waco, TX
- Postponed: Interabang, Dallas, TX
- Postponed: Books-A-Million, Katy Mills, TX
- Postponed: River Oaks Bookstore, Houston, TX
Newsletters
Videos
Books
- DAWGS: A True Story of Lost Animals and the Kids Who Rescued Them by Diane Trull with Meredith Wargo
Kensington Press April 2020 - Stella and Charlie, Friends Forever* by Bernadette Peters
Blue Apple Press April 2014 - Maggie’s Second Chance* by Nancy Furstinger
Gryphon Press April 2011 - Kids Making a Difference for Animals by Nancy Furstinger
Howell Book House March 2009
* “Stella and Charlie, Friends Forever” and “Maggie’s Second Chance” are books chosen for Braille Tails. Braille Tails is an amazing program “that converts books celebrating the bond between children and animals into Braille so children attending schools for the blind all over the country could enjoy, and be inspired by, the same books sighted children have cherished for years. Since the program’s inception, Bernadette Peters, Broadway Barks’ volunteer Charlene Sloan, and Bill Smith (1 Love for Animals) have converted thousands of children’s books about animals into braille and distributed them to schools for the blind and lending libraries throughout the country.”
Braille Tails 2010
“Maggie’s Second Chance” has been chosen to be part of the HSUS Humane Education Program of “From Nose To Tail” for 2020
Articles and News
- 20 Things Animal Shelters Desperately Need Right Now – Reader’s Digest, April 2020
- April Book Club | DAWGS – Nighttime radio host and book author, Delilah, April 2020
- This Rescue Shelter Started By 4th Graders Has Saved 15,000 Dogs – Bored Panda, March 2020
- Inspirational Broadway Barkers: DAWGS ‘N Texas – May 2013
- Hero of the Month – Adopt A Pet.com, March 31, 2009
- Against All Odds: The No-Kill Kids of Texas – Green Paw, December 6, 2006
- Helping puppies from DAWGS in Dalhart, Texas – Best Friends Magazine, January 24, 2005
- Can These Dogs Be Saved? – People Magazine, December 19, 2005