Mama is going home with her new family!

She will be enjoying the company of a six-year-old chocolate laid back lab. Petmom is helping Mama and her chocolate Lab on the left get acquainted. It seems as though they are getting very comfortable with each other!

Myles’s Petdad has experience with Great Danes

He had a Great Dane before and is looking forward to having Myles around. Petdad’s home has a nice, fenced yard for Myles to run in and play!

Alfie now lives on a 13-acre farm with a very dog, cat and horse experienced person!

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He now has a large new dog bed at home that you can see in the background, but he squeezed himself in one of the four cats’ beds instead. Dog’s ability to smell is a lot stronger than humans. So maybe he recognized a cat scent from being fostered in a home with cats.

Wilbur and his new family are happy together!

Wilbur is helping them get over the loss of their beloved dog who died at 12 and a half years old.

He loves running around in his new fenced in yard and has made himself comfortable on the couch.

Rudy was adopted!

This chocolate lab will be getting lots of love and attention in his new home. He loves to snuggle!

Brogan was adopted to big time animal lovers!

They adopted the black and white dog six months ago. And this really caring husband and wife adopted Brogan. The two dogs get along really well. BROGAN is a gorgeous, lovable 54 LB Newfoundland lab mix with a wonderful personality. He is lovable and sweet and loves to be cuddled. He loves to play with kids and other animals, too.

Kuszco the sweet, spayed Lion-head rabbit was adopted!

This young girl wants to be a veterinarian. Kuszco was with a young girl previously who became severely allergic to the hay and sadly Kuszco had to be re-homed. We are thrilled that she now has a new wonderful home with lots of love.

Wilbur is all smiles!

Petmom opened her heart to Wilbur after losing her beloved dog who died at 17 years old. Although she misses her dog so much, she will be showering Wilbur with love and affection. And Wilbur seems to know it. Look at his smile! He may be getting a new name as well.

Lola is doing well and living the good life!

Lola’s petmom died of cancer at the early age of 55. Lola was diagnosed with Cushings before being placed with her adoptive family. Her present Petparents got her picture painted on a stone by a very good artist in Greece that captured the sensitivity and love she offers her petparents!

Lucky, now Snoop, has a great new home where he gets lots of love and attention.