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Gracie Lou
ADOPTED!!!

Gracie came to the shelter just before the new year with a freshly fractured foot, most likely the result of being stepped on when she got her little foot under someone's big foot! Thanks to the generosity of our Friends of the Shelter donors, Gracie was able to be moved offsite so her foot fractures could be realigned and a splint applied as quickly as possible and she now is nearly complete in her recuperation thanks to a dedicated foster home where she was shown the tough love of cage rest so that she could heal as quickly as possible. Her bones have now healed and her leg is getting stronger. Gracie loves her new freedom and enjoys playing in the snow, chasing and retrieving her toys so that she can crash in her persons lap for a few minutes before being ready to retrieve again. Gracie is your typical teething puppy so plenty of chew toys and a gentle teacher for when she forgets what her teeth are chewing is a must.

• Impound Number: 101229027
• Gender: Female
• Breed: Mixed Breed
• Age: 2 months
• Weight: 8 lbs.
• Adult Size: Large
• Good with Kids: 6 or older

Mia
ADOPTED!!

Mia came to us when her owner could not longer care for her.  Unfortunately, shortly after arriving at the shelter, she became very sick with a high fever, swollen joints, and pain in her legs so great that she could not stand anymore.  We aren't sure what led to her condition (but are suspicious that it may be an adverse reaction to her rapid growth, to a virus she came into contact with recently, or even her vaccinations). Under usual circumstances, Mia's journey to find a new home would not have ended happily, but thanks to the generous donors who support our offsite infirmary care program, Mia has been moved to a veterinary hospital where she is currently being treated for her condition. Its mid August and a few days after starting some aggressive therapy and Mia is already looking brighter and is much more comfortable.  Check back in mid September for an update on Mia and her progress ... and don't forget that this little girl is waiting for her happy ending!

Mix

6months

Female

40lbs

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Natty
ADOPTED

Natty Moo is a happy-go-lucky, playful, affectionate girl! Natty came to the shelter a skinny, matted, very shy little gal, but after just a short time in foster care, she is gaining weight, her bad hair cut is starting to grow out so that hopefully she can soon get a cute hair cut that shows her adorable outward appearance to match her fabulous personality, and she is learning to warm up to strangers with less hesitation and time. Natty loves to play with other dogs or cats, snuggle with people, and 'talk'  to anyone who will listen and talk back. She is crate trained, housebroken, and always eager to please. Natty will need regular grooming and continued socialization. No kids under ten. Vet reference required.

Poodle mix

1 year

7lbs

Female

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Joy
ADOPTED!!

Joy's name says it all ... She is always happy, she makes people happy with her gentle, endearing personality, and other four legged creatures love her too because she is always appropriate and soft in her play. Joy has had her share of rough times and came to the shelter with a dislocated hip that had been that way for an extended period of time .. But as dogs do, Joy had taken her injury instride and adjusted her lifestyle to three legs, although the fourth left her in dull pain on a continual basis. Joy was one of the lucky ones of 2010 though as Friends of the Shelter was able to fund the surgery to have her dislocated hip fixed and as we head into 2011 she is adjusting back to life as a functional four legged girl and living without pain for the first time in awhile. Joy is crate trained, housebroken, loves to snuggle with her person, and is a great passenger in the car. Vet reference required.

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Female

Mixed Breed

1 year

36 lbs.

Keeper
ADOPTED!!

Can you say adorable? This pup is definitely a 'Keeper.' And we aren't just talking about his looks ... you should see his personality! Keeper came to us hobbling around on only three legs, with a big bruised swollen lower rear leg thanks to a car accident that he did not come out on the 'winning' side of. He was fortunate enough to have xrays taken of his leg within a short time of being brought to the dog shelter and based on such quick timing, we were able to stabilize his broken bones with just a splint and his leg began to heal in nearly perfect alignment almost immediately. So, while 'luck' was not on his side when he was hit by a car, his luck certainly changed when he got to the dog shelter thanks to our generous donors to Friends of the Shelter who believe in giving our broken bones and spirits a second chance. Keeper's leg healed quickly (puppies are so resilient) and he is now splint free and getting the hang of romping and playing on all four legs again ... which he loves to do, especially when the romping involves diving into a fresh pile of leaves. Keeper has a super sweet, submissive personality, has yet to meet anyone or anything he didn't love, and is all about pleasing his people. He will do best in a home with another canine companion and a family ready to continue his socialization and learning as he grows up to be a great dog! CT and nearly HB>

Not available yet...

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• Male
• Mixed Breed
• 5 months
• 30 lbs.

Linus
ADOPTED!!!

Little Linus had a rough start...because of a birth defect in his liver called an extrahepatic portosystemic shunt (a blood vessel 'plumbing' problem in the liver) but thanks to our dedicated foster home program, the generous donors of Friends of the Shelter, and a very talented surgeon, he is fighting his way back and will be a healthy happy hunk of a guy soon. Linus has a super sweet personality and although he still has his rotten puppy streaks surface from time to time, he really is well on his way to being a model canine citizen. Linus enjoys playing with toys, snuggling for naps, and of course, chewing! Linus is crate trained and almost housebroken too ... he has the idea and has a voice to tell you when he needs to go, so its just up to you to listen to him and move quickly! Linus had surgery on his liver on Thursday September 2, 2010 and it was a success. He now has three months of R & R, special medicine, and a special low protein diet to finish his recovery and then, pending no surprises, he will be ready to live a happy, healthy 'normal' life (pretty amazing considering his start).Vet reference required.

Mixed Breed

6 months

Male

15 lbs

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Lenny
ADOPTED!!!

Lenny is another one of those adorable faces that has an awesome personality to go with his good looks!  Lenny came to us with a broken leg that needed repair and thanks to Friends of the Shelter, he was able to move into foster care while he recovered from a heavy case of kennel cough and then was given the opportunity to have his leg fixed by a very talented surgeon.  In the time Lenny waited for surgery, his leg had already healed significantly and so his fracture repair was more involved than that of a fresh fracture ... but that didn't stop Friends of the Shelter supporters nor the surgeon determined to give him back use of his leg.  Lenny will never know how lucky he is to be here today and to no longer be in chronic pain, but we do ... and once he has healed, we will certainly find him a home who understands how lucky he is and promises to make sure he is safe and healthy for the rest of his days.  Lenny is CT and will resume his work on HB following his four weeks of cage rest while his leg heals.  Check back mid December for an update on Lenny's progress ... he is hoping to have a stocking hung at his new address by the time the Christmas holidays roll around!  Vet reference required for adoption. 

Mix

Male

5months

23lbs

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Dexy
ADOPTED!!!

Look at the personality in those ears!! She is adorable now but she wasn't quite so cute when she came to our shelter. Even with bright red, itchy, smelly skin and only patchy hair on most of her body though, no one could negate little Dexy had the cutest face and the personality to go with it. Dexy came to us covered in demodectic mange and a secondary skin infection as a result of the mange, but thanks to the support of our donors and our offsite infirmary care program, Dexy received the treatment she needed for this non contagious skin mite and is eagerly awaiting her chance to meet new people. Dexy is crate trained and housebroken, and she is working on walking on a leash and basic manners. She is now in great shape, has a fully body of soft hair, and is ready for a permanent address of her own. Dexy is a tom boy at heart, so don't think for a minute that she can't keep up with the big dogs and big kids ... She is perfect material for an active household.

Terrier mix

14-16 weeks

20 pounds

Female

100717030

Pnewman
ADOPTED!!

We don't know what led to Pnewman being so sick or how long he had been struggling to breath from the pneumonia that was overtaking his lungs before he made his way to the shelter, but let's just say Pnewman was one of the very lucky ones that was fast-tracked through the shelter to our offsite infirmary care program for intensive care.  For the last week, Pnewman has spent his days in a "fog" of warm medicated air to help break up the "crud" in his lungs. He's gone from gasping for breath to honking like a goose to now just an occasional productive cough, and with each stage of improvement this little guy has become more loving and attentive and playful. It will probably be early September before he is ready to visit with people interested in adoption, so check back once the kids are back in school to see how he is doing!

Lab mix

12-14 weeks

22 pounds

Male

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Blake
ADOPTED!

Even with a dislocated hip and a left rear leg fracture that has not healed like it should have, this amazing pup is still happy, loving, and wanting to please his humans.  He even wants to run and play with his big canine brothers and sisters ... those puppies never want to miss a thing!  Can you even imagine what he has been through to get to this point?  Lucky for Blake, the generous supporters of special needs dogs like Blake have given us the go ahead to fix this little guy and give him a life that he would not otherwise have had the opportunity to have.  Blake will be undergoing two procedures during the middle of August to begin his healing process - first he will be having a femoral head excision to fix his dislocated hip and then he will be having a corrective osteotomy to straighten out his broken bone and allow it to continue growing with the rest of his body during the next six months so he doesn't end up with one leg drastically shorter than another.  During his recovery period, Blake will continue working on his crate training, housebreaking, and will try out every interactive toy we can come up with to ease the boredom that goes with cage rest.  Check back in mid September for updates on this little man ...

Mixed

4months

Male

15lbs

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Reba
adopted

You'd never know it now, but this little girl has had to fight quite a war to get to this adoptions page.  Reba came to the shelter a bouncy happy teenager but it wasn't long before she became very sick with the parvo virus and a secondary pneumonia caused by the kennel cough virus.  Thanks to our offsite infirmary care program, funded through donations to Friends of the Shelter, Reba was given the chance to fight her way through this nasty virus and now is back to bieng a bouncy, happy healthy teenager, albeit perhaps even more eager to live, learn, and please whomever will show her attention.  Reba is CT, nearly HB, and loves to run!  She is social with others and is getting to know the joys of toys and tasty treats.  Re looks forward to playing in the leaves this fall and even better, the snow this winter! 

Shar Pei Mix

1 year

Female

41 lbs

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Pibbles
ADOPTED!!!

Well, he's back ... and better than ever!  Pibbles (fka Mr. Pibb) is making his last appearance to this webpage, we hope, and this time, he is as healthy as he can be!  Pibb came to the shelter several months ago with a chronic vomiting/regurgitation problem, a problem we discovered was caused by a birth defect known as a persistent right aortic arch (In the fetus there are blood vessels that at first may serve a function, but then naturally deteriorate as the embryo grows. Occasionally, vessels in the chest cavity, called the aortic arches, will fail to disappear. The right aortic arch passes near the esophagus. If this blood vessel persists in the newborn, the esophagus is trapped between it and the heart. This inhibits the growth and function of the esophagus, thus restricting food passage to the stomach.  Usually, symptoms appear before six months of age and include stunted growth and regurgitation immediately after eating.)  Thanks to a dedicated foster home, generous donors to Friends of the Shelter, and a very talented surgeon, Pibbles received the surgery he needed to release the 'trapped esophagus' and allow for easier passage of food, although due to the chronicity of his condition, some permanent changes had already occurred.  Pibbles is now over six weeks post op and is doing amazingly well, so well that he no longer has to be hand fed, nor does he have to be on a prescription diet or oral meds, although he does still need to be fed a watered down canned food diet and can only take individual kibble or treats by hand to ensure that a food ball does not get lodged in the esophagus 'pocket' that remains.  Pibbles is a very social and affectionate guy.  He is crate trained, housebroken, and loves to be with you.  His favorite place in his foster home is to be perched on the back of the couch like a cat so he can see everything going on ... he doesn't miss a thing!  No cats - he loves to chase them but other dogs and people are welcome!  Vet reference required. 

Husky Mix

2 years

Male

34lbs

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Sadie
ADOPTED!!!

Can you say adorable? This girl is one power packed package and just as sweet as can be ... And she has been through a war to get to be on this page. Sadie-girl came to us pretty underweight but still full of life, but that was short lived as Sadie came down with the parvo virus and it took its toll on her. Two weeks of intense treatment though and Sadie bounced back, but that wasn't the end of her plight to live as shortly thereafter, Sadie's joints collapsed as a result of her malnutrition and once again, Sadie's future was in question. Sadie is a fighter though and once again, she has bounced back and is doing amazingly well (as you can see from her picture). Sadie is now ready for a family to call her own and looks forward to having a Boxer buddy to play with and a human to snuggle with. Sadie is CT and nearly HB. Vet reference required.

Boxer Mix

4months

Female

15lbs

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Sadie
ADOPTED!!!

Sadie is a bouncy, happy, social girl who wiggles all over anytime someone shows her attention. She has nice manners, is very gentle, and hasn't met a stranger! Sadie came to the shelter with an old healed femur fracture that needed some extra attention because the pin used to align the bones had migrated out of the bone and was regularly pinching Sadie skin and nerves of her rear leg. Thanks to Friends of the Shelter, Sadie was able to have that pestering pin removed and she now is running and playing like a young pup should. Sadie is CT and HB. Vet reference requied for adoption.

Labrador Retriever mix

9months

50lbs

Female

100910044

Pirate
ADOPTED!!!

Pirate is cute, cuddly, and full of personality ... and energy too, just as any JRT puppy should be.  Thanks to the support of Friends of the Shelter, little Pirate is going to be able to share all of these good qualities with his new family now that he has conquered the parvo virus and a pretty nasty case of the kennel cough pneumonia.  Pirate loves to be held, is quite a fan of squeaky toys, and is very agile and playful with his canine buddies, but he hates having his picture taken (as evidenced above).  Due to his bout of sickness, Pirate is a little behind on his housetraining, but being the "smart cookie" that he is, it won't be long before he has mastered that with a little bit of routine in his life.  Pirate is at a perfect age to start puppy classes as he is eager to please and wants to be a part of what is going on.  Vet reference required. 

JRT X

4months

Male

7lbs

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Nicki
Adopted!!

She may be small and she may only have three legs but that little Nicki is a big dog at heart and she can still keep up with the best of them! Nic came to us with a broken leg that had been that way for some time so despite our most valiant efforts to save her leg, the surgeon was unable to work with such old and remodeled pieces and so we had no choice but to remove her leg to save her from a lifetime of constant pain. It was a mere two days after surgery when Nicki unveiled her true self, barking, bouncing, and jumping around as if to say 'thank you for getting rid of that painful attachment I've been dragging around with me for a month' ... And she's been her same jubilant self ever since. Nicki is now fully healed and eager to find a permanent address. She is crate trained, housebroken, very social, and just a little love bug.

• Impound Number: 100608039
• Gender: Female
• Breed: Toy Fox Terrier
• Age: 2 years
• Weight: 6 lbs.
• Good with Kids: 8 or older

Melaney
Adopted!!

Melaney is a fun, eager to please, social girl. She and her pups (Alice, Laney, and Parker) ended up at the dog shelter as 'strays', although we have all our doubts about that. Shortly after arriving at the dog shelter, Melaney and her pups got sick with the parvo virus, but thanks to the support of our Friends of the Shelter, Melaney and her pups were all saved and are now looking for homes. Melaney is awesome with other dogs, but a little overzealous with her feline friends, so we recommend a feline free house. She is good on a leash, especially with her gentle leader and a good passenger in the car. CT & HB.

• Mixed Breed
• Female
• 40 lbs.
• 2 years
• # 100221022

Deidre
ADOPTED

No history provided, no explanation given, no help offered no history, no explanation, and no other offers.  She is a resilient little girl to save her by those abandoned her ... that's where little Deidre was fortunate enough to find new friends ...  'friends of the shelter' ... they stepped in to help despite and determined to beat the odds that have been stacked against her.  Although not a fan of being confined to a cage and quite vocal about it from time to time, Little D is dealing with the cards she has been dealt and with the help of a dedicated foster home, will get through this cage rest period and be ready for the last snowfall of the season!  Vet reference required. 

Shepherd mix

3 months

15lbs

Female

Kaden
ADOPTED

Big head, big feet, big uncoordination, and a big appetite for life ... in whatever form he can experience it (and his big future includes his to-be big body!). Kaden came to us as an unclaimed stray and within a short time of arriving, became very sick with the often fatal intestinal virus, parvo virus. Lucky for Kaden, the technicians working at the shelter were quick to pick up on his sudden inappetance and with the help of Friends of the shelter, he was moved offsite for treatment of the virus and came through his illness with flying colors. Due to his three weeks on quarantine, he is a bit behind in his crate training and housebreaking, but with some due diligence, it shouldn't take long for him to get caught up. Kaden loves to play with other dogs, especially when they have just as much extra skin as he does for chewing and slobbering on.

• Mixed Breed
• Male
• 30 lbs.
• 4 months
• #100613015

Phoebe
ADOPTED!

Full of sass and spice, Little Phoebe doesn't let anyone stand in her way or tell her what to do. Don't get us wrong, Phoebe is as sweet and cuddly as they come, not to mention very gentle and tolerant of new people, places, things and situations, but she makes her presence known and definitely wants to be the center of your attention. Phoebe came to us with a dislocated hip and thanks to Friends of the shelter, she had the surgery she needed to give her a pain free and functional future ... so she is not only a happy package but a healthy one at that. Phoebs is crate trained, housebroken, a great passenger (preferring to help drive), and just a joy to be around. Vet reference required.

• Shih Tzu/Mix
• Female
• 15 lbs.
• 3 years
• #100616009

Chocolate
Adopted!!

Chocolate is finally on his way back to being himself, but he's been far from it for the last month.  We don't know what kind of trauma occurred to make Chocolate's lower left front leg turn at a 90degree angle from the norm near his wrist, but it took a special surgeon, lots of patience, and a metal implant to straighten it back out ... and that was just the beginning of his road to recovery.  Following his injury, Chocolate became hesitant of anyone coming near him, as if anticipating being hurt again, but as his leg heals in the safety of a gentle foster home, so does his spirit.  Chocolate's recovery will continue for another four weeks with strict cage rest and physical therapy as his daily routine, but he looks forward to finding a new permanent address with a new family to love him, care for him, and protect him from getting hurt again.  Choc is crate trained, houesbroken, good with other dogs and cats, and seeks to be near his person once he feels safe and secure with them.  No kids under 12.  Established vet referenc required. 

Miniature Pinscher

3years

9lbs

Male

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Cyrus
Adopted!!

Cyrus is happy, perky, and getting around well now ... but just a few weeks ago, he could barely balance on his two good legs while trying to minimize pressure on his two bad legs. A traumatic injury left him with two broken bones in his front leg, complicated by dozens of deeply infected puncture wounds, as well as a similarly bitten rear leg.  Cyrus is only about 1/3 of the way through his recovery, but each splint changes shows marked improvement in his soft tissue as well as bone stability, a healing opportunity he has only had thanks to the generous supporters of Friends of the Shelter.  Cyrus is CT and working on HB.  He appears to be good with other animals and loves people, although has become quite bouncy as he heals and feels better, so would probably do best in a home without kids under 8years.

Mix

10months

40lbs

Male

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Joe
ADOPTED!!

This pathetic but adorable face is living proof that miracles do happen.  Little Joe is currently recovering from a life threatening bout of an immune system crisis which made his fever so high (over 105 degrees) and his joints so painful that he was unable to stand or even sit up for several days.  After four long days in the hospital on iv fluids, powerful antibiotics, and high doses of steroids, we are cautiously optimistic that six to eight weeks of medications will allow Joe the opportunity for a 'normal' life, although only time will tell.  In the meantime, Joe enjoys playing with other pups, socializing with everyone who will show him a bit of attention, and riding around with his foster mom so he can get his special medications on time. 

Boxer

5months

Male

25lbs

091218007

Lexi
ADOPTED!!

Little Lexi has one big personality ... she is one awesome package!  This little gal is not your 'typical ankle-biter' ... in fact, Lexi has yet to meet anyone she didn't like.  Although perfect size for a lap or even a purse, Lexi enjoys and is capable of using her feet to get around, hence why it was imperative that Friends of the Shelter support her full recovery by having her broken leg fixed so she can use all four of her feet for many years to come. 

Lexi is CT and HB.  Vet reference required.  Lexi is in foster care recovering. She will be available for adoption in several weeks.

Chihuahua
10months
Female
6 lbs

Roger
Adopted!!!

Roger is another case of an unexplained and life threatening high fever (>105, normal in a dog is 99.5-101.5) and swollen, painful joints, so bad that he was unable to stand on his own for days.  We are suspicious that he, like Joe and Milo, has suffered an unusual reaction to vaccination known as an immune mediated polyarthritis.  Roger, however, was lucky enough to find a chance at a forever happy ending thanks to Friends of the Shelter and after several grueling days of hospitalization on IV fluids, antibiotics, steroids, and pain medication, he is in the process of winning over a Boxer lover despite his medical challenges.  Although we weren't sure if he was going to make it at first, Roger is now looking healthier by the day and is well on his way to becoming a model citizen.  He is now crate trained, housebroken, and teaching his three human siblings how to best get away with being ornery thanks to his pathetic eyes and his always waggin' tail nub.

Boxer

10 Months

Male/ 43 lbs

100211010

Poppy
Adopted!!

She may have been unadoptable to the eyes of some, but she was a keeper for sure in our eyes ... there was never a doubt that she was to be one of the lucky ones!  She never heard our words of sympathy and encouragement but she felt them and continues to do so, with our gentle touch and our hand signals that keep her safe and teach her how to survive in a soundless world.  Injured for weeks to months before she was found wandering around on three legs, little Poppy has had a tough time navigating in the world, especially without the help of a human. But her luck changed the day she was picked up by the dog wardens and brought to our shelter.  And with every day of healing that she has endured and triumphed with us, she shows us her appreciation with her wagging tail, her soft licks, and her grateful eyes.  Truly, there are few truly gentle souls in the world ... Poppy is one of them.  

Mix

1 year

Female

28lbs

Warren
ADOPTED!!

Warren, aka 'Junior' is a happy-go-lucky, affectionate guy who is looking for an address to call his own.  He came to the shelter as an unclaimed stray, eager to meet everyone who came to see him at his cage door.  Unfortunately, Junior had a little 'accident' shortly after arriving at the shelter, falling out of his cage and landing on his right knee and splintering his bone ... but, thanks to the generosity of FOTS donors and our off-site infirmary care program, Junior had the opportunity to heal and is now ready to enjoy the snow.  Junior has a super sweet and gentle personality.  CT and working on HB.  Vet reference required. 

Mix

5months

14lbs/Male

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Lady
Adopted!!!

Little Lady's last home lasted only two weeks before she found herself broken and left at the dog shelter, at the mercy of those special people who believe in second chances, the generous donors of Friends of the Shelter.  Xrays revealed a badly broken rear foot but with some time, manipulation, and good pain medications, the broken bones were able to be realigned and a splint applied to stabilize the bones while they heal.  Lady is very sweet and an incredible patient ... so easy to handle and appreciative of all the kindness she has been shown.  Lady is crate trained, working on housebreaking, good on leash, and wonderful with all the two and four legged friends she meets.  Vet reference required. 

Mixed Breed

9months

20lbs

Female

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LuLu
ADOPTED!!

Plagued with chronic hip fractures on both sides, little LuLu has lived a live of constant pain ... until she found herself in the safety of the dog shelter and at the mercy of the kindness of our FOTS donors who have given her a new chance at life ... one that no longer involves constant pain.  

An extensive 'clean out' surgery in both of her hip sockets has left Lulu with new and improved mobility. She loves to run and play with other dogs, pester cats, and snuggle with her people.  She can even jump up on the bed now! 

Lu is a nice combination of spunk and companionship. CT and HB.  Vet reference required.  LuLu is in foster care, please email Erin to meet her!

Mix

1 1/2 years

13lbs/Female

090810013

Please click on the link at the top of the page to make a donation to help LuLu!

DiDi
ADOPTED!!

Was she the target of frustration? the victim of an accident?
or just in the wrong place at the wrong time? 
Whatever the beginning, Friends of the Shelter supporters are going to make sure she has a happy ending. 

Little Di Di came to the dog shelter broken, hobbling around on three good legs with a fourth broken leg along for the ride.  With a quick xray to confirm the fracture site, a splint was applied to Di Di leg to stabilize the bones and allow her puppy resilience to allow her to heal with time and cage rest.  She'll be in foster care for a couple weeks to come while she heals, updates to come.

Mix

3months

7lbs/Female

091003030

Please click on the link at the top of the page to make a donation to help DiDi!

Tater
Adopted!!!

Tater is full of personality and he is waiting to share it with you!  He came to us with an old pelvis fracture that had not appropriately healed, leaving him with regular discomfort in his hip.  Thanks to the support of Friends of the Shelter, Tater was able to have the surgery he needed to leave him without chronic pain and able to move around on four good legs instead of just three.  He is about half way through his recovery (as of 4/1) and doing very well.  Tater is CT and HB.  Tate would do best in an all adult household as he is still a little worried about getting hurt again, so prefers to be handled very gently and gets worried with activity, especially of little people.  Vet reference required. 

Chihuahua

2-3years

6lbs

Male

100309008

Shey
Adopted!!!



This spunky little man was brought into us with a broken femur, but his spirit was fully intact.

Thanks to the generosity of FOTS, we were able to get him the surgery he needed. Not once, but twice!

And, thanks to the generosity of our foster homes, we were able to provide him a comfortable place to recover.

Shey is good with other dogs, fine with cats, and is crate trained. Vet ref required.

• Mixed

• 7 mo.

• 15 lbs. /

• # 90513015

Please click on the link at the top of the page to make a donation to help Shey!

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