Jill's Dog Blog
Outta the CageJill Dyché, executive director of Outta the Cage, shares rescue stories, shelter insights, and bold ideas to inspire change for overlooked shelter dogs. Subscribe to join the pack!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | outtathecage.substack.com |
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As overcrowding eases, it’s time to strengthen the process.
Empty kennels. February 2026.
Milo is a black pittie. That’s where people usually lose interest.
We rescued Milo, a friendly, happy, block-headed black bully, a little over one year ago. Put another way: Milo has been in our rescue for approximately 394 days. Including a meet-and-greet, that’s 393 days too long for a dog this amazing.
“This dog looks just like the one I had growing up” and other ill-advised reasons to rescue
At Outta the Cage, rescue has always been about the longitudinal relationship. That means we meet the dog before we make a rescue decision.
Want to avoid a rant? Play Mad Libs instead.
These days, you don’t have to look far on social media to find someone ranting about slow internet, multi-level marketing schemes, or people blocking grocery store aisles. (Yes, I, too, have given up on Erewhon.)
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