Dog Mom Lifestyles

Can you Relate? ✨⬇️

❤️ Being a dog mom is one of the biggest joys in life, having a constant companion next to you day in and day out and telling you what to do 🤣

Drop a 🐶if you are no longer in charge either!
Follow for more dog mom tips, self care and monthly bonding with your pup.

Your dog is not 'just' anything.

She is a walking, tail-wagging, oxytocin-releasing reason your nervous system feels safer. Your serotonin is higher. Your life feels fuller.

The science backs what your heart already knew: loving her this much is healing you. 🤍
🐾 Tag a dog mom who needs to hear this.

NOMINATE A SHELTER Continues and we need your votes! 🐶🔥🔥

I'm cleaning out my warehouse to
move to a fulfillment center. And I could sell all of this.
But that's not what feels right. Dog Mom Lifestyles focus has always been to help rescues in need as that is what its all about.

I have toys. Bandanas. Treats. Tees. Things that were
made with love for dog moms, and I want them to go
somewhere that actually needs them.
So I'm sending care packages to shelters.

The dogs waiting for a home deserve them. And the
women working 12-hour shifts to keep those dogs
safe? They deserve something beautiful too.

Here's what I need from you: nominate a shelter in the
comments. Tell me why they deserve it. Tag a fellow
dog mom who should know about this.
I'll be reading every single one.

Drop a 🐶if you're a chosen dog mom too!
They bring us so much joy.

Some of these women haven't had a moment to themselves in weeks.

They're cleaning kennels at 6am. They're bottle-feeding puppies at midnight. They're saying goodbye to dogs they've loved for months, hoping the next home is a good one.

They do it because they can't not.
That's a dog mom. A different kind. And they deserve to feel seen.
Nominate a shelter below.
We're sending love, toys for the dogs, something special for the team.

Tag someone who knows a rescue hero who needs to see this.

I'm cleaning out my warehouse to move to a fulfillment center. And I could sell all of this. But that's not what feels right.

I have toys. Bandanas. Treats. Tees. Things that were made with love for dog moms — and I want them to go somewhere that actually needs them.
So I'm sending care packages to shelters.

The dogs waiting for a home deserve them. And the women working 12-hour shifts to keep those dogs safe? They deserve something beautiful too.
Here's what I need from you: nominate a shelter in the comments. Tell me why they deserve it. Tag a fellow dog mom who should know about this.
I'll be reading every single one.