Our Mission: To help those who have previously been failed by people to prosper in their second chance at happiness. The focus of this rescue is to primarily help small dogs (under 20 lbs.) who have found themselves being held at shelters with high euthanasia rates. These are the dogs readily adopted from the shelter because they look cute; however, very often these dogs have health and/or behavioral issues that have caused them to be at the shelter. Those same issues sabotage their unsuspecting adopters and result in another failure, and each failure brings them closer to being labeled unadoptable. By fostering these dogs in a home, healing them, and observing their behaviors it's possible to be their voice and express what they need from an adopter greatly increasing their possibility of finding a forever home with someone who accepts and even welcomes their individual needs and unique personalities.
This is the typical sequence of events to an adoption: Adoption application submitted. Phone conversation between foster parent and the potential adopter(s). References checked. Home visit scheduled which will include a meet and greet with the dog. If the above goes well, adopter(s) will pick the dog up from the foster home. Note: An application may be declined at any step in the above process.
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