Many times rescues have come that do not survive.  Whether health or aggression issues, we try our best but find the kindest act is to let them go.  They forever have a place in our hearts and will be waiting for us at the bridge. God Bless you all!

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CHAMP

Champ came to us after having been abandoned by his person for over 2 months.  Starved at 39 lbs he could barely walk. Diagnosed with muscle deterioration and arthritis at just the age of 2 years, he rebounded quickly with proper diet and care. He amazed everyone he met. Sadly, Champ turned aggressive and could no longer be trusted.  Atleast for a short time he experienced no hunger, tons of love and the joy of toys.

SARAH

Sarah, a darling 6 month old girl, was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis. Though a very long shot we felt she was worth giving her our best.  Sadly this is a very difficult disease to to treat and manage.  Sarah knew unconditional love in her last days. OUR DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO CHERYL AND SCOTT MORRIS FOR SPONSORING SARAHS MEDICAL BILLS.

JAZZIE

Jazzie was a 1 year old PitBull mix.  Found abandoned in a field, her person saved her and loved her greatly. Unable to spend enough time with her he called us.  Sadly, Jazzie turned aggressive causing great damage.

SASSY

Sassy came to us at 2 years of age from a shelter situation.  Deaf and underweight she had many challenges facing her in her silent world.  Sassy at first adjusted well to being with other dogs but like in most aggression situations she finally "snapped" one day.  As with all of our aggressive dogs, we tried behavior modification and drugs to no avail.  Sassy took very large part of my heart but safety for myself and others had to be considered first.  I miss her so, so much but help came too late.

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