Last night as the cold winter dusk was setting in, I sat on the Barbara Mann school property at the end of a catch pole with a scared aggressive dog. It was the first day back from[...]

The Oak Cliff Animal Initiative’s first Laws for Paws is here! Get ready for a rectangular shaped round table about our City’s and State’s animal laws. This panel discussion will f[...]

We have been tracking the Kidd Springs park pack with your help and it is time to make our move. The dogs have been park residents for some time now. You know who we’re talking abo[...]

Save the date, the Oak Cliff Blessing of the Animals is October 4th, 2015! Brought to you by the Oak Cliff Animal Initiative, Tyler Street United Methodist Church, Gypsy Dog Ops, t[...]

We worked very hard to get Tasha on a leash. That was a big moment. No biting, no snarling, no happiness, but it was on her. So we sat triumphantly leashed up for a few hours just [...]

Evaluation Phase at the Hospital as written by Dr. May By some small miracle, the dog was heartworm negative. I do not believe Fran has ever brought me an older adult dog from that[...]

We spent Thanksgiving day sitting quietly in Tasha’s kennel working on getting her to learn to trust us. We wanted to take advantage of the clinic being closed and “qui[...]

We were really worried about knocking Tasha out for her second surgery. Now that her infection from her darting wound was gone, we needed to knock her out for a second surgery to s[...]