Good Ole Jack
Good Ole Jack was a senior, believed to be at least 12 years thrown away to a shelter in GA when his family wanted a younger dog. RORR stepped in and transported him to MD on March 8, 2018 and we were not sure he was going to make him. His health was suffering and he could not walk without his back being arched. Love and special care by foster Terri Ponton brought this boy to life that he may have never known before. He became a fan of balls and loved chasing this around. He ate and gained weight and his white/tan coat came in thick, soft and shiny. He was really feeling the love. A few accupunture treatments later and he was walking much better and could now go up and down steps. His death was sudden and quick. He began having seizures on the morning of September 18, 2018 and could not stop. He passed over the rainbow bridge quietly with foster mom by his side. Jack was loved by everyone that met him. Rest in peace and run free sweet boy!!!

Gunther (formerly known as Sonny)

We are saddened to report that after a brief illness, Gunther (formerly known as Sonny) has crossed over the Rainbow Bridge. He was only pulled from a high-kill Georgia shelter in December, but quickly found his forever home by late December. Gunther had a gentle, sweet personality and was very loved by his forever family. He will be missed.