Lyla

Layla is a super sweet senior who came to us from Onslow County Animal Services. Unfortunately it has been determined that she has thyroid cancer and she is now in a hospice foster home. If you’re able to help, we would happily accept monetary contributions to assist with her veterinary bills and care. She also could use a large orthopedic bed and some high quality puppy food, as she very much needs the extra calories. She prefers wet food.

Bristol

Bristol is a senior tripod with very severe arthritis. She’s in a permanent foster who can keep her comfortable with pain management and check ups at the vet. Bristol has had a rough life and her foster home is committed to giving her as much comfort as possible.

Gretchen

Gretchen was pulled from a shelter where she was at risk to being euthanized. When Gretchen arrived, we quickly realized she was pregnant. Gretchen had 5 healthy and happy babies but Gretchen had a hard time relaxing. Gretchen was kept outside all of her life so she isn't well socialized with people. She is finally comfortable in her foster home and has come out of her shell. Sometimes Gretchen forgets she loves her foster family and gets scared all over again until she relaxes and comes back around. Gretchen will be a forever Mutt because she will revert to being overly scared if she had to change environments and people. Gretchen is a sweet, loving dog and we are happy to have saved her but she will always be a Mutt. Sponsoring Gretchen will help us provide food, prevention and other necessities for her. 

Juliet

Meet Juliet- Juliet is a forever Mutt or will be considered for adoption to that right, special family. Juliet is very withdrawn and scared when meeting new people. With patience, love, and repetitive visits she opens up and shows her loving side. To sponsor Juliet would mean spoiling her with extra treats, comfy beds and soft blankets. She has never been one to turn down a treat! 

Maggie

Maggie came to us as a feral who had never been handled. She’s comfortable enough now that she can be fed and cared for but is still scared of human handling. She adores the other dogs and loves pack life.

Sully

Sully requires a very special home which makes him hard to adopt out. IF that home ever becomes available we will happily adopt out sweet Sully. Sully came from a terrible hoarding situation. He was scared to death when rescued and not socialized with people. He does very well in his foster home and with all of his fosters dogs. He is crate trained and will use his crate when he needs some peace and quiet. Sully is an older boy that will continue to need more and more vet care. Sponsoring Sully will help us keep this boy happy and healthy for the rest of his days.