Pets
It's no surprise that Dallasites love their pets. Whether you're looking for the best patios around town for your furry friend or Cutest Pets in Dallas competition updates, we have it all. Read through our pet coverage now.
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Pets
Lost Dog, Lies Found
Imagine how far you’d go for your pet. One Dallas couple has you beat.
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Tim Rogers

Contests
Meet the Winners of D Magazine’s Cutest Pets in Dallas 2021 Competition
Meet Donut the beagle and Mila the domestic medium hair cat.
By
Emily Heft

Contests
Meet the Top 20 Competitors in Our Cutest Pets in Dallas Contest
Our readers have spoken. Allow us to introduce you to this year's finalists–16 dogs and four cats.
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Emily Heft

Contests
Meet the 30+ Adoptable Dogs and Cats in Our Cutest Pets in Dallas 2021 Competition
We asked local shelters to nominate sweet senior pups, rowdy young cats, and everything in between. Get to know a few of the adoptable pets vying for the crown.
By
Emily Heft

Contests
It’s Time to Cast Your Vote for the Cutest Pet in Dallas 2021
All 1,000 competitors will win your heart, but they can't all win the crown.
By
Emily Heft
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Business
Why This Fort Worth Brewmaster is Rescuing Dogs
Fritz Rahr and his wife, Tara, have launched nonprofit Rahr to the Rescue to help find forever homes for their furry friends.
By
Maria Hieber

Contests
Your Last Chance to Enter D Magazine’s 2021 Cutest Pets in Dallas Competition
Have you entered your dog, cat, pig, horse, turtle, or bird?
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Emily Heft

Contests
Submissions Are Now Open for D Magazine’s 2021 Cutest Pets in Dallas Competition
Calling all pet parents! Show us your dog, cat, bunny, turtle, horse, goat, or mini pig. Your four-legged friend just might win the 2021 crown.
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Emily Heft

Animals
In Honor of National Puppy Day, Here Are 16 of the Cutest Adoptable Dogs in Dallas
From an Australian shepherd with special needs to a sweet mixed breed rescued from a hurricane, these four-legged friends are looking for their forever families.
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Emily Heft

Business
Meet Lily Claire, The Award-Winning Bichon Frise of America Heart Association’s Chief Executive
Nancy Brown says it's not uncommon for her "top dog" to clock more steps on the treadmill than her owners.