Bean Adoption
Bean (now known as Buford) decided to stay with his foster family, Dr. Erin Preiss and her husband, Greg. Bean has already started basic obedience at What a Great
Learn moreBean (now known as Buford) decided to stay with his foster family, Dr. Erin Preiss and her husband, Greg. Bean has already started basic obedience at What a Great
Learn morePJ never mastered any tricks but she wrote the book on love and loyalty. Thanks to PJ for seven great years.
Learn moreAn “only child,” Cassius and his new dad went home loaded down with new bowls, a crate, blue harness and collar, toys and everything a puppy could need. Now known
Learn moreBode, fostered by the Haynes family, will also be the only baby in his new family’s life. His new parents plan to keep his name, Bode, and he went to
Learn moreCocoa was fostered and adopted by the Williams family. Her human sister, Nola, says we spelled Cocoa’s name incorrectly and that it should be Coco, so they will probably be
Learn moreQuinn, the first of the Treasured Ten pups to be adopted, was fostered by Jennifer McClelland and Johny and Yvonne (and cared for by Martha as well!). She is the
Learn moreWe had a very, very special adoption – Harlie, our first Single Lady to ‘put a ring on it’!! When Holly and Pat met with a potential foster for Harlie, we
Learn moreHandsome orange kitty Rodger Dodger has found his forever home! His new mom reports that he’s super loving, purrs a lot and follows her around the house. She’s sent some
Learn moreBrodie’s new mom wanted to rename him Elvis (’cause he ain’t nothing but a hound dog!) but the rest of the family liked Brodie, so he will now be Brodie Elvis!
Learn moreDixon never even made it out to MTP. He knew all along that the family that rescued him was the one he wanted to stay with! Thanks to the Dickson
Learn moreNolo decided that she wanted to make it official and stay right where she is! Back at the end of September 2016, Tara Jackson reached out to the neighborhood on
Learn moreAdorable Charlie Anderson was rescued by volunteer Leasa Isom in March 2016. Leasa said, “I had the windows open and heard a cat meowing. I went out with a flashlight,
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