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See all the amazing Lucky Dog entries below!
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The top 25 Lucky Dogs are here! Now, YOU choose the winners with your vote.
Pets, like people, need a place to feel safe; a place where they can let their guard down, where they don’t have to worry about where their next meal will come from. Many pets have been neglected or abused when they enter a shelter, and heroes like you who adopt and foster get them out of a stressful, loud shelter and into a loving home. When you foster or adopt a dog, you aren’t just saving a life…you are making that dog the luckiest dog in the world!
We asked you: Why is your dog a lucky dog? Over 1,000 of you responded! We were blown away by the amazing stories of rescue and care.
Now, our judges have selected their 25 favorites for you to vote on. You can vote once per day through 11:59pm PDT on March 16, and the winners will be announced on St. Patty's Day, March 17th!
One grand prize winner will receive:
- One (1) $5,000 cash grant for the shelter of your choice, courtesy of MyPetCandle
- 5,000 meals from Halo pet food for the shelter of your choice
- One (1) year's supply of Halo pet food for your lucky dog
- One (1) customized MyPetCandle for you and your pup
- One (1) Wag! Premium Membership
- $100 in free Wag! Walks
Two runners up will each receive:
- 3,000 meals from Halo pet food for the shelter of your choice
- One (1) customized MyPetCandle for you and your pup
- $100 in free Wag! Walks
- Plus, all 25 finalists all receive a free customized MyPetCandle featuring your photo!
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Tell Us Why Your Dog is the Luckiest Dog In The World!
Pets, like people, need a place to feel safe; a place where they can let their guard down, where they don’t have to worry about where their next meal will come from. Many pets have been neglected or abused when they enter a shelter, and heroes like you who adopt and foster get them out of a stressful, loud shelter and into a loving home. When you foster or adopt a dog, you aren’t just saving a life…you are making that dog the luckiest dog in the world!
We’re asking you: Why is your dog a lucky dog? Did your pup overcome a "ruff" life before being pampered and spoiled by you? Answer and submit a photo of your dog and you could win great prizes for yourself and some much-needed food and cash for the shelter of your choice!
Enter from 2/25-3/9 for your chance to win. Our judges will be ranking your entries to select 25 finalists to move on to the voting round from 3/10-3/16, and the winning lucky dogs will be announced on St. Patty's Day!
One grand prize winner will receive:
- One (1) $5,000 cash grant for the shelter of your choice, courtesy of MyPetCandle
- 5,000 meals from Halo pet food for the shelter of your choice
- One (1) year's supply of Halo pet food for your lucky dog
- One (1) customized MyPetCandle for you and your pup
- One (1) Wag! Premium Membership
- $100 in free Wag! Walks
Two runners up will each receive:
- 3,000 meals from Halo pet food for the shelter of your choice
- One (1) customized MyPetCandle for you and your pup
- $100 in free Wag! Walks
Plus, all 25 finalists all receive a free customized MyPetCandle featuring your photo!
Need some inspiration? Read Cody's story to get you started and then enter below starting 2/25!
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Cody's Story
Cody found his way to our home and hearts because, without a sliver of doubt, luck was on his side. He came from a shelter in Tulsa who only had the following information:
Tommy was an owner surrender at Palm Valley Animal Center in Edinburg Texas. He was in very rough shape when we took him in. He is a very nice dog but fairly shy. He wouldn’t walk on a leash when he arrived but has made some progress. He is approximately 2-3 years old.
I knew then that he should come home to us. When we got home, it was apparent that Cody was not in great health. He had bald patches throughout his body, and in the places where he had hair, it was terribly matted. After a visit with the vet the next day, we learned that he had skin issues including demodectic mange, a double ear infection, eye infection, had worms, and severely malnourished. He was only 42 pounds.
Almost 3 years later, Cody looks like a completely different dog. His skin and hair have recovered beautifully. Cody is now a happy, spoiled, sweet ball of fluff. He is obsessed with tennis balls and going to the dog park down the street. He loves car rides and has traveled and sniffed new places across Washington and even Canada! Cody is one lucky dog!
