National Mill Dog Rescue

Theresa Strader, founder of the Colorado Springs based non-profit, National Mill Dog Rescue, was recently named a “5 hour ENERGY Amazing Person” and hopes this will spread awareness about the commercial dog breeding industry, aka puppy mills.

To create awareness about the serious issue of the commercial dog breeding industry, two puppy mill survivors, Harley and Teddy, traveled more than 5000 miles along with National Mill Dog Rescue to save 165 dogs from puppy mills. Dogs saving dogs!

In a unique twist to the very serious issue of puppy mills in the United States, two puppy mill survivors, Harley and Teddy, are hitting the road again with ‘Harley to the Rescue’ to save dogs from puppy mills with National Mill Dog Rescue.

National Mill Dog Rescue recently returned from saving 80 dogs from puppy mills in the Midwest. This latest rescue effort is in honor of a spunky little dog named Lola who died 6 months after she was rescued as the result of poor breeding.

Theresa Strader has saved nearly 8000 dogs from puppy mills and she just lost her home in a tragic Colorado Springs fire. She has spent her life unselfishly taking care of animals and children in need - and now she's the one who needs help.

In a unique twist to the very serious issue of puppy mills in the United States, two puppy mill survivors, Harley and Teddy, will hit the road next week with a team from National Mill Dog Rescue to rescue puppy mill dogs. Dogs saving dogs!

Lizzy spent 12 years living in a small wire cage. She never once touched the ground and she never knew the kind touch of a human hand - until National Mil Dog Rescue saved her.

The story of a rescue operation by National Mill Dog Rescue, “Saving the Discarded Dogs” by KDVR- TV Denver Fox 31 News has been nominated for a Genesis Award in the Local TV News Category.

National Mill Dog Rescue is thrilled to announce they have joined forces with Fireball Tim with the release of his children’s book, "Fireball Tim’s Big Book of Wacky Rides". Proceeds will support the rescue's mission to save puppy mill dogs.

As many people prepare for the biggest shopping season of the year, National Mill Dog Rescue would like to remind everyone, "Puppies aren’t presents. Don’t buy a dog from a pet store or online - please adopt from a shelter or rescue instead."