Jojo was abandoned. She had severe demodectic mange and was malnourished.

Kringle was finally sprung from a pen where he was incarcerated for three years...his entire life.

Ivory was a stray for a long time, which no one could catch. She was thin and matted when finally caught. She now lives a happy, active life with her new family.

Jasper was going to be put down in 24 hours for kennel cough. He was pulled out at the last minute. He was 6 months old at the time.

Bluebell had hydrocephalus. She was found dumped in a parking lot. She now enjoys a happy, active life with her new family.

Bob is a 12 year old German Shepherd whose owner dumped him on the side of the road. Bob is now in a great home.

Tiny was born with only three legs. She now has a loving forever home.

Toby's new family knows all about pommies and looks forward to many adventures! Have a great life, Toby and stay home where you are safe and loved.

Chief was in a small pen with three siblings and they bullied him. He had "shut down" at the shelter and shook constantly.

Dolly was a puppy mill discard to be euthanized or given away because she is permanently and irrevocably blind. Her eyes never developed and are tiny and buried deep within her little head. She is now in a loving home.

Blue had renal problems and needed a quiet place to land. It was love at first site with his new soulmate.

Bonnie was feral and taken by an HOA order. She now has a happy home.

Jersey Boy was five months old and of an indeterminate breed. Maybe beagle, maybe shepherd and a dash or more of hound; In essence, a Heinz 57 variety and incredibly cute. His owners had moved, leaving him alone to die in an abandoned house with no food or water. A week later the realtor discovered him. He is now in a happy and loving home.

Pilgrim was rescued from a drug house. Pilgrim was hours from death, with total renal failure due to ingesting a poison, possibly drugs at that house. Today he is lively and happy.

Sasha was a poor little bedraggled ShihTzu, rescued from elderly owners with dementia who moved into assisted living. Welcome to your new home, Sasha!