So there's a lot of stray dogs here, and I'm a dog lover so I feed them a few times a week. There's a group of them that hangout at a store near my house that I always go to. It's the same dogs, they live there. It feels good to take care of these homeless dogs who have no else to care for them. They love me and are always excited to see me. I'll post any new pictures or updates in this thread.

Oh? Nice! In many parts of Canada, we have coyotes. They are our natural stray dog and stray cat predators.
It's sad to think that many stray dogs may be stray due to bad owners. But, you know, humans are an odd species.
Thanks for sharing images of the doggies!

This post was edited by UAPtictac on Nov 21 2025 11:21am

If I was super well off, I'd probably build a dog ranch for all of the areas stray dogs to run free and safe at.
I love puppers.

This is Tiger. She's the youngest and most energetic. She's the only one who is so excited and has so much energy. She'll jump off the ground trying to get food, like she's a basketball player. She always greets us with a hug by standing up and putting her paws on us. She's the only one who does that. She's very comfortable with us.

This is Molly. She's a real foodie and never turns down food. She's the most recent dog there. She just showed up one day and I guess she saw the other dogs and them getting fed so she figured it was a good place to call home. I saw her and orange having sex. Unfortunately she has mange or some other kind of skin condition, I believe. Though it's not severe.

This post was edited by HeyMan3 on Nov 21 2025 11:29am

How about the cities though? Surely you don't have coyotes running around the big cities? In America where I lived, we didn't have any stray dogs, only cats. Animal control would get any stray dogs if there was any.

Yeah, my fiance wants to do that one day in the future. We're not super well off right now, so we just do what we can for now. Every little bit helps.

Well, it depends if there are large green spaces with trees and places for them to sleep in and raise their young which are not alleyways. Some cities have huge green spaces as a part of their makeup.
Yet, they are mostly in the burbs surrounding cities. And, more so, where the burbs are near to large forests and farmlands which is where we are. A few weeks ago, I went out front at about 3am to get some fresh air and a dark fur coyote walked by. It felt like a film scene as it was dark and the coyote looked like it was in searching mode.