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All cleaners and supplies are eco-friendly, from the energy-efficient light bulbs to biodegradable poop bags.

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All food sold in District Dog pet boutique is natural and organic.

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All dog runs and boarding areas are constructed of recycled or repurposed materials.

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Salvaged wood was used to make the stalls and gates. There are no metal cages.

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Recycled rubber was used for the flooring.

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The facility provides a clean, safe environment for rescued dogs and uses ecologically sustainable products and materials whenever feasible.

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Dog Habitat Rescue is converting a bus, which will be used to transport rescue animals, to run on biodiesel fuel.

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The team at Dog Habitat Rescue works with Denise Herman, an animal behaviorist at Empire of the Dog, to assess the temperament of each dog. Denise and her team of trainers and apprentices volunteer their time each week to work with the dogs on training commands or simply teaching them to walk on a leash.

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Upon arrival at Dog Habitat Rescue, each animal is examined by a holistic veterinarian.

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A nutritionist visits once a month to help assess and, if needed, modify each dog's diet — including supplements — based on her assessment.

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Dog Habitat Rescue is extremely fortunate to be sponsored by Stella & Chewy's, provider of raw food for pets, and Zuke's, which makes natural treats. All of the rescue dogs eat raw food donated by S&C and get Zuke's treats when out on walks with volunteers or in training sessions.

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Dog Habitat Rescue provides supervised socialization of its rescue animals with the daycare and boarding dogs.