IMPORTANT NOTE:

Wilma was a baby herself when we rushed to save her and her 6 puppies  from the shelter where they had been given a few hours to live; she was  about 8 months old.
 

After nursing her babies, Wilma went to her current foster family. They  are veteran fosters, extremely knowledgeable to help harder cases like  Wilma’s. She was considered feral and would empty her bladder at the  touch of human hands. No eye contact. Frozen in fear. Wouldn’t leave her  crate and they worked through each her challenges, one by one. She set  the pace and they followed. They never treated her as if she was broken.
 

Every day she made progress. She fell smitten with her foster dad, which  motivated her to leave her crate to follow him around. Her foster mom  always encourages the pack to support the foster sibling through their  transition. They each assured her that she was in a safe place. They  showed her to play, master the doggie door, sit pretty for treats and  best, to trust the rehabilitation process.
 

In the midst of Wilma’s fear, 13-year-old Cyrus, her blind and zen  sister, nurtured her and showed her to trust. Cyrus has become Wilma’s  greatest healing force and Best Friend!
 

Wilma recently had her 1st birthday. Since living with her foster  family, they have introduced her to home life, the beautiful feeling of  the wind hitting your face while riding in a car, sleeping peacefully in  a clean and warm bed, being part of a pack, confidence, and the  beautiful side of humanity.
 

Though she is still working through her challenges, the amazing progress  she’s made, makes our hearts burst with admiration and love to see her  resilience and victories.
 

Wilma is available for adoption and will need an experienced adopter  that will continue to help her thrive. She’s not the type that will jump  in your arms or show affection; she’s the type that will come when  called and will love you from her safe space; this doesn’t mean that she  won’t do it in the future, she’s just not doing that now. She loves  dogs and has a resilient spirit. She’s an underdog with a heart of gold  that will bring lots of happiness and beauty to the family that adopts  her. She’s our hero!
 

If you’re interested in adopting her, please complete an Adoption Interest Application on our website under forms.

Oreo is a one-year-old Terrier Mix. He’s sweet, social, and loves other dogs. Naturally, he’s curious about everything since indoor life is very new to him. Oreo is very playful and has lots of energy. Before joining our squad, he lived outdoors in a crate covered in plastic. He would roam the streets by day and eventually find his way back home. His owner surrendered him to our care; they no longer had an interest in having him. 

He’s acclimated to his foster home and follows his fellow foster sibling’s regimen. He loves to eat and isn’t a picky eater. He loves playtime and zooming around is his favorite thing to do in the backyard. 

Oreo will need more training and a family that will continue to help him transition into a domesticated life. He does show separation anxiety when left alone or barricaded behind a gate. 

If you are interested in adopting Oreo please complete an Adoption Interest Application found on our website under “forms.”