Stories of happily adopted pets
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Sampson will love being home with petmom on the days she works at home as a paralegal and when her retired Grandpa stays over. He will also have fun playing in his new fenced in yard. Petmom’s previous beloved dog died of old age and she is now ready to open her heart to Sampson. She couldn’t wait to pick him up.
He will be enjoying fun times in his new fenced in yard with his petparents and their 3 sons.
Jax will live with Petmom and her Dad and petmom’s brother (brother home part time).
She was an EMT and then went back to school to be a nurse. She has been a nurse for several years, even helping Covid patients. The family had a Corki til he died at a ripe old age. Petmom told us all about him. You can tell she loved him very much. Someone is usually home, but since Jax can have separation anxiety and break through most crates, Jax went home with a special crate which is hard to break in case he is left alone some.
Jax at home all tucked in his bed.
He was afraid of the camera click when Petmom took his picture.
Scooter is adopted to a family that had a Beagle before that died of old age. They talked about their Beloved Beagle. Scooter will help them heal emotionally as much as they will help him heal physically from his injuries.
At our expense, we are arranging for Scooter to be seen by a veterinarian at a hospital that specializes in orthopedic injuries. Stay tuned on his progress.
Bane is overjoyed to be adopted by a well experienced petparent and extended family! Look at his huge smile! This pet experienced family had five shepards that died of old age.
Daisy is doing very well in her new home. Her petdad is an architect and engineering teacher.
He will have fun running and playing in his new fenced in yard!
Highland will get lots of love and attention from his dog experienced mom who has been working at home during the pandemic and will most likely work at least 3 days a week at home later.
Otis is very comfortable in his new home!
Petmom says that Ruger aka Max is doing well in dog training class.
