Ashley Ortiz is a freelance contributor for The Dodo, known for her heartwarming and uplifting stories about animals. With a passion for animal welfare and rescue, Ashley's articles capture the joy and resilience of animals in need, highlighting their journeys and the compassion of those who help them. Her work has also been featured in POPSUGAR.
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Ashley Ortiz's focus is primarily on heartwarming pet and animal rescue stories, often featuring expert commentary. If you're looking to pitch to Ashley, consider offering insights or personal experiences related to heartwarming animal rescue efforts, especially those with a strong human-animal bond or touching family-oriented narratives.
As the coverage does not specify a geographic focus, it's important to note that pitches should appeal to an international audience rather than being location-specific. Since she frequently includes expert commentary in her articles, providing unique perspectives from professionals involved in animal welfare could be particularly effective.
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“This girl’s month of homelessness was over, and she knew it”
Benji looks and feels brand-new now.
By: Ashley Ortiz
Two weeks ago, Kris Northrup went on a short family vacation, expecting to rest and relax with her loved ones. But minutes into the trip, her plans came to a halt when a fluffy stranger ran up to her.
She called the number on the tag and ...
She'd been there for weeks ...
As a dog lover and volunteer rescuer, Rosario Ortiz always looks for stray pups in her area. She’s used to finding and saving dogs in dangerous settings, but one pup she recently encountered in her Los Angeles, California, neighborhood broke her heart more than most.
It was a typical August evening in St. Ives, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom, when Gill Start went out to the River Great Ouse to feed a local family of swans. As part of Start's daily routine, she expected the visit to be just like any other — until she arrived at the river and found one of the swans in immediate danger.
By: Ashley Ortiz
As a dedicated dog rescuer and founder of Logan’s Legacy 29, Suzette Hall is used to receiving urgent messages about pups in need. But one request she received last week from her friend, Sandra Viveros Jackson, made her more frantic than most.
“[A]s soon as someone would even look at her, she would run for her tiny life …”
“They’re everywhere. All over. In everything. And they just keep coming in the waves and masses.”
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