$500 Pet Supplies Plus gift card raffle, meet and greet with Roary, special appearance by Theo “Gridiron” Spright, and swag giveaways offer big wins for Lions fans who adopt or foster from Detroit Animal Care and Control

Detroit Dogventures don’t stop in the winter! Sign up to take a shelter dog to a warm indoor spot, show them off, and maybe help them find a home!

Bumper was rescued from Detroit Animal Care and Control, and then he did some of his own rescuing.

Dear Beau,

I’ve been hearing some scary stories about dogs getting lost and not finding their way back home. I definitely don’t want that to happen to me. I love my humans and my snuggly bed and my squeaky toys. What can I do to help make sure I stay safe and never get lost?

Detroit Lions fight song singer Theo “Gridiron” Spight and his family are heroes to the shelter dog they adopted.

Friends of Detroit Animal Care and Control (FoDACC) is thrilled to announce its commitment to bridging the gap between its services and the Spanish-speaking population of Detroit. Understanding that language and immigration status should never hinder access to owning or caring for a pet, FoDACC is dedicated to ensuring that all Detroiters, regardless of their background, have equal opportunities to engage with and benefit from our services.

My hoomans have been talking a lot about something called "Heartworm Awareness Month" and telling me how lucky I am that they are able to give me those special meaty treats each month so that I don't get sick. Beau, I have so many questions!

Volunteers with Friends of Detroit Animal Care and Control are issuing a call for community members in the Detroit metro area, and Canada, to adopt or foster a dog ahead of the shelter moving to a new location.

My humans keep whispering about this thing called "spaying" or "neutering." Now, I'm not exactly sure what that entails, but it sounds like they're planning some sort of grand adventure without me. Should I be worried? Will I miss out on all the fun if I go through with it?

One of the best days of the week now has a new nickname thanks to new, extended hours for dog adoption in Detroit. Starting March 7, Friends of Detroit Animal Care and Control is hosting Furry Thursdays - offering extended hours for dog adoptions until 8:00 p.m. the first Thursday of every month at Detroit Animal Care and Control.

Friends of Detroit Animal Care and Control (FoDACC) is proud to announce its partnership with Project GRACE, a life-saving collaborative initiative between Dog Aide and Bark Nation, aimed at providing free spay and neuter services for owned dogs residing in the city of Detroit, without breed or income restrictions.

Get warm this winter on an indoor Detroit Dogventure. It’s an outing with a purpose.