Extra Special Dogs
Many of our dogs come to us nearly ready for adoption, and with just a couple of weeks of care, vaccinations, and spaying or neutering, they are ready to be adopted. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.
Some of our dogs require special care. This may be due to medical conditions, injuries, behavioral or socialization issues, or heartworm infections. These dogs require extra effort, time, and funding before they are ready for adoption. Their time in foster care is much longer than the typical dog, as they require special treatment. You can read more about our extra special dogs below.
If you would like to sponsor or foster one of these special dogs, please click here.
Some of our dogs require special care. This may be due to medical conditions, injuries, behavioral or socialization issues, or heartworm infections. These dogs require extra effort, time, and funding before they are ready for adoption. Their time in foster care is much longer than the typical dog, as they require special treatment. You can read more about our extra special dogs below.
If you would like to sponsor or foster one of these special dogs, please click here.
Kitsey
Kitsey is a pretty Boxer / Terrier mix who was abandoned in a local community. She probably never had much human contact before rescue, so she can be hesitant around new people. Kitsey is doing well in her foster home and thrives on routine. She gets along well with other animals, likes going for car rides, and loves peanut butter! She is potty trained and crate trained. Her favorite activity is playing chase with her foster brother!
