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Monday, April 28, 2025Pet of the Week: Willard & Foxy (4/28/2025)
PET OF THE WEEK Have you ever thought, “Wow, I really want a hound dog and a Shiba Inu?”... well, look no further! You’ve seen the Disney movie. Now get ready for the real-life version, starring Willard, a wise old hound with a limp and a heart the size of a watermelon, and Foxy, a sassy little Shiba Inu who’s 90% fluff and 10% mischief. These two are not your average adoption duo. Willard is a retired hunting dog who decided chasing foxes was overrated, and friendship is where it’s at. Foxy? He
Tuesday, April 22, 2025Pet of The Week: Titus (4/22/25)
PET OF THE WEEK Meet Titus, our Pet of the Week… yes, again! This sweet pittie rocks a shirt every single day to help protect his sensitive skin, and he looks so adorable doing it. Titus is a sweet and resilient pittie who lives with panniculitis, an inflammatory skin condition that makes his skin extra sensitive. To help protect him and keep him comfortable, Titus wears a shirt every day. For dogs like him, clothing isn’t just cute, it’s functional. Titus has quite the wardrobe after being at the
Thursday, April 10, 2025Pet of the Week - Sammy
PET OF THE WEEK Remember Sammy and his lifesaving fundraiser? Our amazing community made sure Sammy got the care he needed, and now he’s available for adoption! Sammy has been through quite the journey—he came into our care after a serious medical emergency caused by a bowel obstruction. Unfortunately, he lost 8 inches of his intestines in the process. Sammy is lucky in that he can live a very normal life moving forward, other than eating a sensitive stomach diet. Sammy is curious, so a fenced-in yard
Monday, April 07, 2025Pet of The Week: Flash (4/7/2025)
PET OF THE WEEK Meet Flash, a stunning five-year-old cat with the gentlest soul. Flash hasn’t always known kindness, and for many months, he trembled whenever a human came near. But little by little, with patience and love, he’s learning to trust. Today, Flash has taken some big, brave steps forward. He may not be a lap cat just yet, but he now welcomes soft chin scratches and watches the world with curious eyes instead of frightened ones. His journey is one of quiet courage, and with the right
