Caitlin Jill Anders is a journalist for The Dodo, specializing in heartwarming and uplifting stories about animals. With a focus on animal rescue, adoption, and the bond between humans and animals, Caitlin's articles capture the emotional connections and incredible journeys of animals in need.
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Caitlin Jill Anders' articles predominantly cover heartwarming stories related to animals and family, often with a seasonal focus. Her interest in pets and family-related topics suggests that she may be interested in pitches featuring unique animal rescue stories or uplifting tales about the bond between pets and their owners, especially around holidays or during particular seasons.
Given her coverage on evolving stories and expert commentary, Caitlin might appreciate pitches involving interviews with animal behaviorists, veterinarians, or experts in pet care offering insights into trending or heartwarming pet-related events.
As her geographic focus is not specified but given the nature of her articles which are likely to resonate globally irrespective of location, it would be beneficial to provide universal content when reaching out for potential story ideas.
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By: Caitlin Jill Anders
He needed help.
A woman in Michigan was passing by a local park when she spotted two babies playing on the playground all alone. She knew they weren’t supposed to be there, so she immediately called for help.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
Every year, members of Bat Rescue SA head out to a bat colony in the Adelaide Parklands in Australia twice daily to check on things. The mama bats are all giving birth around this time, and a lot of babies end up orphaned for a variety of unavoidable reasons. Rescuers want to make sure that no baby bat gets left behind.
When Barry Keoghan first arrived for his Dodo Dream Date, he seemed a little nervous — but as soon as he met Lola, those nerves melted away.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
Happy was abandoned in a parking lot after her family decided she meowed too much. For a long time, she was on her own. She slept in parking spots and wandered by strangers, hoping that eventually her life would change.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
Truck driver and TikTok user Triune Blades was driving down a rural road when he saw someone tiny dart across the road and into some nearby grass. He immediately slammed on the brakes, pulled over and got out to investigate. He peered into the grass — and a tiny kitten emerged, yelling at him for help.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
"You would never know by looking at them what they'd been through."
“It’s a holiday miracle that in Los Angeles, California, it’s snowing.”
“She looks at the transporter with sadness in her eyes every time."
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
A woman named Amanda was leaving a client’s house in a rural area when she noticed someone tiny running through a field outside the car window. She was in an Uber and immediately had the driver pull over so she could investigate.
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