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Aww! Such a good cause!

And what an ADORBS doggie!

Carrie Preston from True Blood and husband Michael Emerson from Lost proudly brought their dog with them to snap some photos for the second annual A Night of Emotion fundraiser benefiting A Dog’s Life Rescue!

It was all held, orange carpet and all, at LA Dogworks, which does everything that’s doggie!

That’s so sweet!

Ch-ch-check out the rest of the pics!

[Image via Mavrix Online.]

Absolutely adorable!

Rachel Bilson was spotted picking her furry dog friend up from the groomers after treating the pooch to a day of glamour and beauty!

Look how happy and refreshed they both look!

And she even got a bone for him to munch on! YUM!

Lovely lovely!

[Image via National Photo Group.]

Sometimes dogs are smelly. Instead of kicking them out of the house, take a few steps to make them feel and smell cleaner, like simply giving them a bath or taking them to a groomer. If that doesn't work, try this:

“If repeated trips to the groomer don’t keep the stench away, smelly fur may not be the problem; a medical condition, such as an ear infection, could be the cause. Unlike our straight ear canals, dogs’ L-shaped canals are hard to clean, says Janet Tobiassen, a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association. Floppy-eared dogs, like cocker spaniels, are even more susceptible to infection than those with pointed ears. Be sure to check these breeds regularly. When you look at your dog’s ears, observe the color. You should see a natural pink pigmentation. If the ears are red or look inflamed, call your veterinarian.

Once a medical issue has been ruled out, turn to the bathtub. Use a gentle soap and a conditioner that is made specifically for your breed. In between washes, use an all-natural dog body spray, such as Lani Body Spray ($15, lanidigyourdog.com). Bonus: The spray doubles as a detangler, so your pet will smell and look fresh, too."

[Image via WENN.]