Storm - Adopted 1/3/2026

Storm came to us at the beginning of November with her two pups after being found as strays and taken to a local shelter. She went into foster care, finished up all her vetting and settled into home life. She showed us what an absolute doll she is and such an amazing girl! We are so thankful to her fosters for giving her the space and security to become a dog and find her forever.

We are so very grateful to her new family for adding this Angel to their hearts and homes. Storm will have her new abode all to herself and her mom to be treated like a queen, and has lots of grandkids to fall in love with and win the hearts of. We think she may have already  we wish all of you the absolute best that life can bring you.

Happiest tails, sweetest girl. You are so very loved!

Pepper - Adopted 1/3/2026

Pepper came to us after being found wandering around Seven Springs by some employees. They checked all around the area and then took her to a shelter who asked us if we would be able to take her in.

So this pretty senior gal joined us to get some pretty extensive vetting done—urinalysis, skin treatments, flea treatments, vaccines, fecals and bloodwork. She did it all with dignity and grace and we are so thankful for her foster mom for keeping her safe and loved while she waited for her forever.

We are so grateful to her new mom and dad for choosing to add this angel to their hearts and home. She has wonderful pawrents whom we know will make her every moment special. We wish all of you the very best that life can bring you.

Happiest tails, beautiful! You are so very loved!

Brisket - Adopted 1/3/2026

Brisket came to us at the beginning of November. She settled into her foster home and they began teaching her all about life with a family and love. She got her vet care started and waited for her perfect people. We are so thankful to her fosters for being her bridge to forever.

We are so grateful to her new family for choosing to add this angel in need to their hearts and home. She has a wonderful mom and dad and a bunch of family and doggo friends to meet. We wish you all the very best this year, and this life can bring you.

Happiest tails sweet girl! You are so loved!

Corduroy - Adopted 1/2/2026

Corduroy and his siblings joined us at the beginning of October needing some pretty major tlc with their grooming, nails, parasites and socialization, and they needed to gain a good bit of weight. They settled into their foster, got two separate sets of vaccines, were treated for parasites, got their skin and fur all cleaned up, and their nails did. They quickly became the sweetest little mogwai bunches of fur, and a few have started searching for their forever homes.

We are so thankful to Corduroy’s new family for choosing to add another Angel to their home and hearts. He has a wonderful Mom and Dad, and a fur brother to continue showing him all the fun things in store for his life. We wish you all the best that this life can bring you.

Happiest tails, handsome boy! You are so very loved!

Nutmeg - Adopted 1/1/2026

Nutmeg joined us about two months ago after being abandoned in the woods. She had parasites. She was malnourished. Malnourished to the point that she had no muscle mass in her abdominal wall and truthfully resembled a dog with fluid buildup in their abdomen from heart failure. So she underwent a ton of tests—urinalysis, ultrasounds, bloodwork, the works.

With lots of love, deworming, proper nutrition and antibiotics, she has truly bloomed and flourished and became a beautiful blend of spice and sweetness. Just like her name.

We are so thankful to her new family for choosing to add this angel to their hearts and home. Nutmeg has three little humans of her own to grow with, to continue learning and developing with, and to love for all of her days. She’s got a pretty great mom and dad too. We wish each of you the absolute best life this world can offer.

Happiest tails sweet girl! You are so very loved!

Diem - Adopted 1/1/2026

Diem came to us in March of 2024. She was a mess to be quite honest. She hadn’t had a good life, had litters of pups, was emaciated, covered in scabs, sores and had a very long journey to be what is considered healthy.

But she did it. And along the way, she found her best friends in life are her kids—the human kind. She waited for 6 months for her home, and then a year, and then a year and 6 months….. and still no one came to Make her the best member of their family they could dream of.

And then, she developed a mass. And it was aspirated, and we learned it was mast cell cancer. And so she had surgery. She healed. And then her foster family realized that she had never found that forever home she dreamed of, because they had already found her.

Sometimes dogs wait longer, and that’s ok. Our dogs are not to be pitied. Because they are immensely loved in their fosters. It just means that their people haven’t yet seen them, that the right home hasn’t come along yet, and sometimes….. sometimes it means they’ve been home all along.

We wish Diem, her 3 human kids, her mom and dad, and her fursiblings the very best life they could ever dream of. Days filled with pajama wearing, dress up and tea parties, and always, always love.

Happiest tails, beautiful girl. You are so very loved!