The only way Animal Sanctuary Society, Inc. is able to help animals in desperate need is with the generous, tax deductible donations from caring people like yourself. We want to take this time, on behalf of the animals, to thank you very much in advance for any contributions you can send to the Animal Sanctuary Society, Inc. for this is an urgent cause; the end to their suffering, and their lives depend on it.
Hi! I am Alea – thank you for such a wonderful family. I already love my parents and thirty yearr old son who I heard plays lots of instruments. So, I will be listening to a bit of music. I had a nice breakfast this morning and went potty outside and walked into my crate that had the door open to relax.
Pet mom (in car pic) and pet dad are so loving! They had four dogs before that died of old age. Although she is shy, pet mom says Alea is slowly coming out of her shell. She is walking on a leash to potty and wagging tails at times.
Indigo, now Indie, the black lab mix pup was adopted to family with a very sweet 14-year-old beagle. Pet mom is a physician. Pet dad just retired so he will be able to spend lots of time with their new pup. Also, they are getting a dog trainer to help Indie along in his training. FOLLOW UP was very good – texted that he is very affectionate.
It’s been a real ordeal for Nash after being left behind in a house when his people moved out. He is now in a loving caring home with petparents texting that he is great. He did make himself right at home. You can see total relief on his face while he is resting. Nash was so happy when he first met his new family. He was jumping on and off the mini love seat making them laugh.
Happiness is being together during an exciting reunion
It was a big reunion night last night for Aria, now Leah (tricolor), and her brother Asher, now Logan (tan/white). The family decided to come back to adopt Asher, who is actually Aria’s littermate, even though he was transported at an earlier time. They were so happy to be reunited and played all night in the home and then collapsed on the bed with pet dad, so tired with smiles on their faces even in their sleep.
We love when some of our excellent pet parents come back to adopt another!
Not even trash should be dumped never mind living, feeling, scared, and confused sweet pups!
Please have it in your heart to donate. If everyone on our social medias and your social medias shares this to encourage viewers and followers to help we can all help these poor defenseless animals.
If you can donate even two dollars or whatever you can on our animalsanctuarysociety.org website by hitting the “donate now” button, we will have the funds to help animals in need.
This is another reminder of how animals are being abandoned, neglected, left behind in apartments and homes in such high numbers especially due to high housing costs and places not accepting pets as well as people going away in summertime. We need your continued support so we can work relentlessly to turn this situation into happy adoptions with happy smiles on their faces instead of these very worried faces. Sadly, there will be more of this! We need all of your donations so that we can be ready to make horrible situations transformed into happy endings filled with love.
They have a bed for her next to theirs, but even the first night she jumped on the bed to sleep squeezing herself in between the husband and wife. They even are getting her pet insurance. They seemed to like the pet insurance from chewy.com. Their daughter moved to her own place and took the dog. They missed the family dog so much that they adopted Aubrey, and happy they did.
Aubrey is a delightful 2-year-old golden yellow lab mix. She is spayed and housebroken and knows and behaves to commands, sit, stay and come. She has a quiet demeanor inside homes but is young and energetic when outside. She is friendly to children and other dogs. She will be a perfect family member and very loving companion. ADOPTERS ARE VERY LUCKY TO HAVE HER IN THEIR LIVES.
I HEAR LOTS OF RUMORS ABOUT HOW WONDERFUL I AM! LOVE, AUBREY.
PS: I HEARD I HAVE UNIQUE TWO TONE EYES (ONE PRETTY PARTIALLY BLUE EYE).
Here she is in a bright orange car seat harness we gave her. She also has a new regular collar with our telephone number ID tag that our dedicated volunteer Karen B. makes. She has a microchip too implanted in her. And a strong new green beautifully weaved leash we sent her home with along with a crate, strongly made toys, and a new bed for in the crate. She has a matching orange martingale collar for walking, so she doesn’t slip out of her collar. By the way, these are all good things to have for your dog. Look up martingale collar if you are not aware of what it is. They often need to be readjusted so they are not too big, allowing the dog to slip out. Lots of caring adopters seem to accidently buy large size collars, but many should be medium size, so measure only two figures through the collars and harnesses.
The pet parent’s other dog died of old age, and Willie (in picture) and Pet dad have been very sad moping around. Now they get up early and start playing with pup. She is bringing life and happiness in the loving home again. Inari is a sweet gentle pretty pup with her fluffy border collie coat and loving lab personality. Pet dad works from home. Pet mom is a teacher and has volunteered and even had student projects help an animal shelter near her.
Rosa now has a fantastic home and pet parents who understand the strong herding instinct of a border collie. Pet mom works at a dog boarding kennel and brings her little dog to work every day. Eventually Rosa will go too. Rosa is signed up now for dog training class. She does try to herd their little dog.
She is adjusting better than we could have ever imagined. She’s very different from when we first met her in the best way. She walks so well on a leash and is generally calm except for her evening Zoomies as we call them. She is definitely afraid of other dogs her size or bigger so that may be the reason for a lot of the behaviors you saw while she was at your rescue. She’s not aggressive towards them but definitely is scared and hides behind us on walks. We are going to work on it. I think the biggest thing is that she trusts us enough to bring us her toys and allows us to take them as we please. She has claimed our bed as her bed and sleeps with us every night so far and truly has completed our family. I cannot thank you enough for allowing us to have our girl and We really couldn’t imagine life without her already.
Dawson was adopted a while ago by this pet parent who has missed their older dog that died at about 14-years-old. Dawson looked very similar to their beloved. Petmom works from home. Her son goes to college and helped HIs Mom on facetime to pick out Dawson.
Happy Tails 