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 Jada was a sweet loving girl who loved to nestle near a human and receive all the affection available. She crossed the rainbow bridge to be with her siblings.

Freckles was adopted approximately 9 years ago. She came from a local breeder that was closing down due to her husband's illness. Freckles was blind, but one of the sweetest pups on the planet.

She struggled with eye infections which ultimately resulted in her having her eyes removed. That surgery brought her a great deal of relief until she developed cancer. After many years as a "special" member of the "Special Kay" family, she left us with many special memories.

One of our original rescues is Duke. Duke was rescued by a good Samaritan from the middle of the road where he had been dumped and hit by a car. Duke survived but has a seizure disorder which requires regular veterinary visits in order to monitor his blood levels and costly seizure medication. Duke is a sweet boy he loves to sleep on the bed with his human and special treats (hot dogs). Duke is 17 and still keeps up with the rest of the clan

  Pig was medical rescue. He had a stroke and his human said that he would never walk or have control of his bladder or bowels again, so she had to surrender him. With the support and love Pig walks and has total control of his bladder and bowels. He walks with a slight limp and takes blood pressure medication daily. He has regular veterinary visits to monitor his blood levels and medication as well. He loves his treats and is quite verbal. He is a sanctuary favorite. His personality is often described as that of a grumpy old man but he often has the energy of a young pup and if there are treats involved watch out! 

 It is with great sadness I share this photo of our beloved Beau. He was one of our rescues that found his forever home at the rescue. Beau's original owner had to move into Senior housing and she had aides that would help her with her day to day activities well Beau could not adjust to this environment and he would bite the staff. So we took him in almost 7 years ago the first two and a half weeks he stayed in a dark corner and would not allow anyone to approach.  
Once he trusted us, we discovered he loved the car. Believe me no one would have tried to get in if they did not know Bo. He still struggled with strangers and certain people he just did not like, but he loved car rides and bacon. Bo suffered a stroke at the beginning of the week and the vet was  unable to determine the exact cause, he was given medications but he crossed the rainbow bridge today. His spunky attitude and loyalty will be missed. 

We are a 501(c)(3) certified organization so your donations are tax deductible on your federal tax return. We are looking for cat/dog food, cat litter, blankets, beds, and towels along with monetary donations for spay/neutering.

Thank you for thinking of the animals