 Buddy ADOPTED June 28, 2016 Buddy Loves everyone and plays well with other dogs, and loves to part of the family. Mom says he is perfect in the house, does not need a crate. Loves to go for rides and is great in the car. Loves walks, but is not a fan of the water, which if you remember from a year ago is huge...he didn't know how to walk on a leash at all until our friend in Alabama worked with him. He does not get on the furniture because currently he has a raised bed. Buddy prefers the vet to trim his nails, he like's their quick private, pedicures rather than someone else touching his feet.
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 Daphne Adopted 8/12/15 Daphne is approximately 11 months old Lab/Shepard mix that was purchased as a cute puppy from a friend that had a litter. She was kept as an outside dog most of the time, but did well when allowed in with house training. Daphne LOVES the water, and would play in the hose with her previous owners children. Daphne now has a family of her own that makes her part of the family, and of course inside the house. She is a lovely little girl.  
 Mack has chosen his furever home, where he will be treated like the Prince he aims to be!
Mack and Molly were found as strays at an early puppy age in Alabama. At this young puppy age of one, they are quite active, and their family wasn't able to provide the care and exercise they deserved, so they asked for a rescue to find them their "furever" home. It was originally thought they were a bonded pair, but rescuers quickly learned during transport that Mack and Molly would do best if they were allowed to mingle with others and play with others instead of just the two of them. They are both having a ball!  Titus now known as Samwell (from Game of Thrones for the one that is braver than he thinks he is) chose his "furever" home today. It was one of the best matches ever described! Titus is 14-month-old Lab/Shep blend. Foster Mom describes him as a "horse"--he is a big boy. Titus is shy, but sweet.We also learned that where Samwell was pulled from had an eviction case and had to take in 15 dogs...he would have been put to sleep to make room... This dog is awesome!!
 Mack and Molly were found as strays at an early puppy age in Alabama. At this young puppy age of one, they are quite active and their family wasn't able to provide the care and exercise they deserved so they asked for a rescue to find them their "furever" home. It was originally thought they were a bonded pair, but rescuers quickly learned during transport that Mack and Molly would do best if they were allowed to mingle with others and play with others instead of just the two of them.
Molly was adopted 3/20 and has started to really blossom with her new family..she is truly enjoying her very own "furever" home. |
AuthorWe can't rescue them all, but we can help some find their furever homes. These are some of our pawsome success stories. Archives
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