Caitlin Jill Anders is a Senior Writer at The Dodo. She specializes in topics related to animals, including animal care, rescue, and rights, while also exploring themes in travel and tourism. Caitlin's work has been featured in The Dodo and MSN, where she shares her passion for pets and advocacy for animal welfare.
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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.
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By: Caitlin Jill Anders
“It’s so special to see these animals just getting to be themselves."
Fieldworkers with PETA were out helping dogs in under-resourced communities in North Carolina when they came across a beagle puppy being kept in a cage. The puppy’s owner had wanted the beagle, Parker, to be a hunting dog, but quickly decided he was “too gentle.”
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
A couple was starting their day and getting ready to let their five cats into their catio when they realized someone was already in there. A tiny gray kitten was waiting inside, scared and confused. The catio had been fully locked and secured, and the couple had no idea how the kitten had broken in.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
A woman was driving across a bridge in Kentucky when she spotted a ball of black fluff on the road and immediately pulled over. She ran back across the bridge and found a tiny kitten huddled up on the road.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
When Edward arrived at a Maryland shelter as a stray, the staff could immediately see he needed extra help. He was wobbly, dragged his hind legs and had limited mobility. They knew the best chance the senior dog had was to get him out of the shelter and into a foster home.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
Now they're his favorite thing.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
When Caitie Evers first arrived at Black Beauty Ranch for a day of volunteering, she wasn’t prepared for all of the inspiring animals she was about to see. The 1,400-acre sanctuary is home to more than 600 animals representing 40 species. And one of those animals was especially familiar — she’d met him before.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
When Shafter City Animal Control got a call in late April about a little family abandoned at an orchard, they sent a team to check it out. When they arrived, the rescuers found several abandoned laundry hampers lying among the trees — and found a mama dog and so many babies tucked inside.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
When employees at Southern Pines Animal Shelter arrived at the shelter on a Wednesday morning, they were hoping for a typical day. Instead, they were greeted by chaos. A stack of broken crates had been left by their dumpsters — with 30 cats and kittens crammed inside.
By: Caitlin Jill Anders
A man was on a busy road when he suddenly heard tiny cries coming from some bushes nearby. He stopped what he was doing and went to investigate. He was confused when he spotted a discarded shopping basket, then realized the cries were coming from inside.
