FEATURED ADOPTABLE: BUSTER Buster is a man in a childs body! He reminds us of the doggie in the "Coppertone" commercial. His markings are that of a beagle with an all over light copper/brown hugh. He will make his tummy available anytime for tummy rubs, cuddles and kisses.. He gets along with everybody and loves to play. Buster weighs about 20 lbs, 15 months old and he will always stay small. All dogs have been wormed, brought up to date on vaccinations, spayed/neutered, house and crate trained, and live as part of the family in foster homes. We look forward to your call to arrange a meeting with any of our dogs.  VIEW BUSTERS PETFINDER LISTING

As Told By A Rescued Dog:  I would have died that day if not for you. I would've given up on life if not for your kind eyes. I would've used my teeth in fear if not for your gentle hands. I would have left this life believing that all humans don't care, believing there is no such thing as fur that isn't matted, skin that isn't flea bitten, good food and enough of it, beds to sleep on, someone to love me, to show me I deserve love just because I exist. Your kind eyes, your loving smile, your gentle hands. Your big heart saved me...You saved me from the terror of the pound, soothing away the memories of my old life. You have taught me what it means to be loved and to give love. I have seen you do the same for other dogs like me. I have heard you ask yourself in times of despair, "Why you do it?" When there is no more money, no more room, and no more homes. You open your heart a little bigger, stretch the money a little tighter, you make just a little more room...to save one more just like me. I tell you with the gratitude and love that shines in my eyes. In the best way I know how, reminding you why you go on trying. I am the reason; the dogs before me are the reason; as are the ones who come after. Our lives would've been wasted, our love never given. We would have died that day if not for YOU. Please Opt to Adopt -Anonymous

Along with communities of supportive citizens across the nation, as a group extend; their support to the guardians of our domestic animals in overcrowded community shelters, rescue facilities, and foster homes across the United States.