Tara Adoption
Tara was one of four adorable, white, shaggy pups who spent the first several months of their lives in a backyard. They were surrendered to the Richardson Shelter, and that’s
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Tiger was part of the litter of four adorable, white, shaggy pups who spent the first several months of their lives in a backyard. They were surrendered to the Richardson
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Trigger was one of the four adorable, white, shaggy pups who spent the first several months of their lives in a backyard. They were surrendered to the Richardson Shelter, and
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Galaxy Adoption
GALAXY was adopted today. She had a very doting foster mom that couldn’t let her go. Thanks to Gladys and Stephanie for fostering Galaxy.
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GIBSON was officially adopted today. Her mom wasn’t able to bring her today so a picture will come later. Thanks to the long list of previous fosters: Amy, Khrista, Lisa,
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Gustav Adoption
Gustav was fostered by Pooch Hotel, then by Martha Denton, then by Pat Rotundo, and then by his adoptive family, Lisa and Richard (THANK YOU TO VOLUNTEER NAOMY JONES FOR
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Olive Adoption
Olive, fostered by Jennifer McClelland, then by Pooch Hotel, was adopted by a vet and her family. Olive was at Pooch Hotel last month while Dr. Courillion was on site
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Next to go home was Maddie (now known as Scout). She went home with a sweet couple and will be an only child. Thanks to the Pearson family for fostering
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Cookiedoodle was first to go home. She will have an active family and another dog and kitty to play with. Thanks to Cerene Holley, Dana Huffman, and Tracey Huffman for
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Bebe, the maltipoo that Jean Whiting fostered, went home yesterday. She snuggled up to her new dad like she had been there all her life.
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Frisco, fostered by Bob and Pat Wykes, and adopted by Les Christianson, crossed the bridge in the spring. His dad, Les, hosted a fundraiser to support RHS in Frisco’s memory.
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