Stories of happily adopted pets
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.
Buddy was once homeless but is now a certified service dog. After 6 months of intensive training, he is going home with his new handler, who is a Vietnam Veteran. Here he is with his new handler and our volunteer at his graduation receiving his certification
Drogo graduated after 6 months of intensive training as a service dog for his new handler, who is a Special Forces veteran.
Drogo is very excited to receive his service dog certification. He is sharing his excitement with his new handler, his son, and one of our volunteers, Pam.
Maverick is receiving his service dog certificate after several months of training! This veteran traveled 4 and a half hours each way, several times a week, for several months to train with Maverick, now his service dog
Maverick graduates after service training. Here he is with his new handler and one of our dedicated volunteers, Pam.
This loving family came to adopt a dog from us when they saw how much their friends, who adopted from us a year ago, were in love with their dog.
He is ready to go home with pet dad and pet mom!
Pepper was adopted by a family that are fans of the Phillies, so they named him Trout after one of their favorite players. They were ready to adopt after losing their golden retriever of 12 years. Trout really liked the boys and they liked him!
Even though she was broken hearted and missing her beloved pet who died of old age, we suggested she meet some of our homeless pets that we felt might be right for her. Although she wasn’t sure she was ready for another pet, we thought she might feel a special connection and feel ready if she met some of our homeless pets. Well, Rusty and she really bonded right away, and the rest is happy history for the happy hound!
Rusty’s new name is Charlie. He is happily wearing his orange and white scarf, a welcome home gift from a neighbor!
Charlie is ready for his walk with his new harness!
Lulu’s new pet parents opened their hearts to her after losing their beloved little dog a year ago.
Pet dad studies Parks and Recreational courses and is looking forward to taking walks and hikes with Chance when he’s not hanging out with his two cats.
