Juno is kind of a tag-a-long. He is associated with another rescue (A Wish For Animals), but he holds a special place in our hearts because he spent the Christmas holiday with us while his foster mom was out of country. He is a funny little guy that loves to snuggle and go on walks.

Milo Jr. was found roaming the streets. He is a bit afraid of people but he will learn to love once he sees how much love he is going to get from his foster.

Trinity was hit by a car and had to have her leg amputated while she was in the shelter. She is recovering nicely with her foster mom. She gets along with other small dogs and tolerates cat.

Navajo was hit by a car and had to have surgery. He is recovering nicely and will soon find his forever home.

Poor Cookie was an owner surrender. She was in horrible shape. She had a bladder stone the size of a goal ball.She is now we me learning to trust again.

Simba had a mass on his rump that multiple vets wouldn't remove due to its proximity to his rectum. We finally found a wonderful vet that agreed to do the surgery. Now Simba is living the life with his fospice family.

Bean hung out with me for 8 months until we found the perfect home for her. I miss her but know that she is in an awesome home.

Pink and Red are siblings and we want to keep them together. If you are looking for two independent sisters these are your gals.

Pink and Red are siblings and we want to keep them together. If you are looking for two independent sisters these are your gals.

Such a sweet boy. Juno has found his forever home.

Milo is such a love. He was surrendered by his family due to a family members medical condition. He is such a sweet boy and he is now with a great family and even has a horse that he likes to hangout with.

This poor boy was stuck at the shelter for months until our partner rescue took a chance on him. Turns out he is a love bug and full of slobbery kisses.

Sabrina came to us as a stray. We were able to reunite her with her dad.

Limmy was the love of my life. She was my soulmate for the 8-short months that I cared for her. She is missed each and every day. She keeps me going when I think I can't go any longer.

Buddy came to us with notes "recommend to euthanize" but we didn't listen. Instead we fixed him up and now he is living a great life getting home cooked meals and whole body massages.

Darla known at the shelter as Little Mama is one of our foster failures. She stole her foster mom's heart and became a permanent part of the pack.

Earl was a stray that was found unresponsive in a Los Angeles gutter. With the love of his forever mom, Earl has made a full recovery.

Henry was a Foster the 4th dog from Long Beach Animal Services where we were working as foster coordinators. Henry and his foster dad's stole our heart. So, while they adopted Henry directly from LBACS, we consider them part of our pack.

Ewalk was brought to the shelter with three other cats that belonged to an elderly man who could no longer care for them. We were able to find wonderful homes for three of them. Unfortunately, Betty didn't make it out of the shelter because she was diabetic and her health was deteriorating.

Martha was moved to our partner in Canada and was adopted to a wonderful family.

We rescued Jake before we were a rescue. He was full of ticks, fleas, and dingle-berries from living in a field of fox tails and garbage.

Ozzy was brought to the shelter with three other cats that belonged to an elderly man who could no longer care for them. We were able to find wonderful homes for three of them. Unfortunately, Betty didn't make it out of the shelter because she was diabetic and her health was deteriorating.

Bella was in bad shape until we placed her with her wonderful foster mom. Bella is now the princess of the house and while it was originally thought she had Cushing's, it turned out she has a heart murmur and severe dry eyes which are being managed by her mom.

Harley was adopted by my cousin and his wife. She is now the star of their household.

Patches is another foster failure. Patches was in bad shape when we got her from the shelter and that's why we named her Patches. She had been hit by a car and had mental and physical trauma. She is now with a wonderful loving family that thinks the world of her.

We met Bobby in Austin. He was heart worm positive so his adoption outlook wasn't great. We put together a great video of Bobby showing what a special dog he was and within 5-days he was fostered to clear up the heart worm and then adopted.

Lily was the first dog we "pulled" from a shelter as an official rescue. Lily had pyometra and would have died if we hadn't have acted so quickly. Lily now shares her time between hanging out with us and her special adopted family. You might say she has it all.

We received a call from our vet asking if we could help Sophie. Her owner could no longer properly care for her. She had cancer and we did all that we could to make her last months happy and fulfilling.

As you can tell from the picture Sassy is really sassy. Her mom is a foster failure and spoils her every minute of the day (and night).

Iman who now goes by Bella was a hot mess of matted fur and dirt. She sure did clean up nicely.

Mio was hit by a care and had to undergo surgery to repair his leg. He now resides with two other four-legged's and a wonderful family.

Scrappy's foot looked like it was slammed in a door. It was broken and shattered. We tried to fix it but the pins didn't hold and we had to amputate his leg. Even with the loss of his leg, he is living a great life with his mom and dad.

Stella was found only a few hours old in the middle of the road. She was taken care of by one of our board members and was adopted by the person that found her in the road.

Radar was adopted for a young autistic boy. Radar brought this boy out of his shell and has been by his side ever since.

We gave Coco love and kisses until her last day. We are so happy that we were able to get her out of the shelter and give her a warm and loving home for her last months.

Penny is with a forever foster because she is an albino and requires specialized care. She is a sweetheart that doesn't understand why she can't go outside during the hot sunny days.

Rusty was adopted by a lovely lady that passed away shortly after the adoption. Her niece stepped up and took Rusty under her wing and now Rusty is glued to her side.

Parker was previously known as Gizmo. He came back to the shelter in a horrible matted condition. He is now the love of his mom's life and will never go un-groomed again.

SPOTS - ADOPTED

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Jonas came to us weak and tired. We gave him love for his last few weeks and he then said goodbye in a warm and loving environment.

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Juno is kind of a tag-a-long. He is associated with another rescue (A Wish For Animals), but he holds a special place in our hearts because he spent the Christmas holiday with us while his foster mom was out of country. He is a funny little guy that loves to snuggle and go on walks.

Milo Jr. was found roaming the streets. He is a bit afraid of people but he will learn to love once he sees how much love he is going to get from his foster.

Trinity was hit by a car and had to have her leg amputated while she was in the shelter. She is recovering nicely with her foster mom. She gets along with other small dogs and tolerates cat.

Navajo was hit by a car and had to have surgery. He is recovering nicely and will soon find his forever home.

Poor Cookie was an owner surrender. She was in horrible shape. She had a bladder stone the size of a goal ball.She is now we me learning to trust again.

Simba had a mass on his rump that multiple vets wouldn't remove due to its proximity to his rectum. We finally found a wonderful vet that agreed to do the surgery. Now Simba is living the life with his fospice family.

Bean hung out with me for 8 months until we found the perfect home for her. I miss her but know that she is in an awesome home.

Pink and Red are siblings and we want to keep them together. If you are looking for two independent sisters these are your gals.

Pink and Red are siblings and we want to keep them together. If you are looking for two independent sisters these are your gals.

Such a sweet boy. Juno has found his forever home.

Milo is such a love. He was surrendered by his family due to a family members medical condition. He is such a sweet boy and he is now with a great family and even has a horse that he likes to hangout with.

This poor boy was stuck at the shelter for months until our partner rescue took a chance on him. Turns out he is a love bug and full of slobbery kisses.

Sabrina came to us as a stray. We were able to reunite her with her dad.

Limmy was the love of my life. She was my soulmate for the 8-short months that I cared for her. She is missed each and every day. She keeps me going when I think I can't go any longer.

Buddy came to us with notes "recommend to euthanize" but we didn't listen. Instead we fixed him up and now he is living a great life getting home cooked meals and whole body massages.

Darla known at the shelter as Little Mama is one of our foster failures. She stole her foster mom's heart and became a permanent part of the pack.

Earl was a stray that was found unresponsive in a Los Angeles gutter. With the love of his forever mom, Earl has made a full recovery.

Henry was a Foster the 4th dog from Long Beach Animal Services where we were working as foster coordinators. Henry and his foster dad's stole our heart. So, while they adopted Henry directly from LBACS, we consider them part of our pack.

Ewalk was brought to the shelter with three other cats that belonged to an elderly man who could no longer care for them. We were able to find wonderful homes for three of them. Unfortunately, Betty didn't make it out of the shelter because she was diabetic and her health was deteriorating.

Martha was moved to our partner in Canada and was adopted to a wonderful family.

We rescued Jake before we were a rescue. He was full of ticks, fleas, and dingle-berries from living in a field of fox tails and garbage.

Ozzy was brought to the shelter with three other cats that belonged to an elderly man who could no longer care for them. We were able to find wonderful homes for three of them. Unfortunately, Betty didn't make it out of the shelter because she was diabetic and her health was deteriorating.

Bella was in bad shape until we placed her with her wonderful foster mom. Bella is now the princess of the house and while it was originally thought she had Cushing's, it turned out she has a heart murmur and severe dry eyes which are being managed by her mom.

Harley was adopted by my cousin and his wife. She is now the star of their household.

Patches is another foster failure. Patches was in bad shape when we got her from the shelter and that's why we named her Patches. She had been hit by a car and had mental and physical trauma. She is now with a wonderful loving family that thinks the world of her.

We met Bobby in Austin. He was heart worm positive so his adoption outlook wasn't great. We put together a great video of Bobby showing what a special dog he was and within 5-days he was fostered to clear up the heart worm and then adopted.

Lily was the first dog we "pulled" from a shelter as an official rescue. Lily had pyometra and would have died if we hadn't have acted so quickly. Lily now shares her time between hanging out with us and her special adopted family. You might say she has it all.

We received a call from our vet asking if we could help Sophie. Her owner could no longer properly care for her. She had cancer and we did all that we could to make her last months happy and fulfilling.

As you can tell from the picture Sassy is really sassy. Her mom is a foster failure and spoils her every minute of the day (and night).

Iman who now goes by Bella was a hot mess of matted fur and dirt. She sure did clean up nicely.

Mio was hit by a care and had to undergo surgery to repair his leg. He now resides with two other four-legged's and a wonderful family.

Scrappy's foot looked like it was slammed in a door. It was broken and shattered. We tried to fix it but the pins didn't hold and we had to amputate his leg. Even with the loss of his leg, he is living a great life with his mom and dad.

Stella was found only a few hours old in the middle of the road. She was taken care of by one of our board members and was adopted by the person that found her in the road.

Radar was adopted for a young autistic boy. Radar brought this boy out of his shell and has been by his side ever since.

We gave Coco love and kisses until her last day. We are so happy that we were able to get her out of the shelter and give her a warm and loving home for her last months.

Penny is with a forever foster because she is an albino and requires specialized care. She is a sweetheart that doesn't understand why she can't go outside during the hot sunny days.

Rusty was adopted by a lovely lady that passed away shortly after the adoption. Her niece stepped up and took Rusty under her wing and now Rusty is glued to her side.

Parker was previously known as Gizmo. He came back to the shelter in a horrible matted condition. He is now the love of his mom's life and will never go un-groomed again.

SPOTS - ADOPTED

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Jonas came to us weak and tired. We gave him love for his last few weeks and he then said goodbye in a warm and loving environment.

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