Vandie

Vandie and her new family!

Violet

Violet has been here over a year now and she certainly filled out. There is a lot of muscle there though, in the nice weather they get two forty five minute walks every day. The wife take them on a walk in the morning and I get them in the evening late and we walk for anywhere from 25 to 50 min. The wife told me that after the walk this morning she let Violet loose to have a bathroom break at the edge of the front yard, and afterwards Violet ran to the front door and turned around and looked at everybody else like they were slow pokes. When she first came here she wouldn't run just walk fast but now she really likes to run.

I saw her try to play with Toby one day, but Toby didn't know what to do. We think that someday she'll actually figure out how to play with Toby and Chewbacca.

Stephen

Vera

Vera found her forever home!

Violet Lady

Often when one of your specialites in rescue is senior dogs, special ones will come to you just so they don't die a lonely and sad death in a shelter. Many come from loving homes where their owners passed and no one in the family would take them in. And so it is with sweet Violet.. we won't tell her she's in a "permanent foster" situation with our wonderful foster Sharon... all Violet knows is she is home for her final years! Thank you to the loving hearts of our hospice fosters who take these special babies on and give them comfort in their final days!

Venus

Venus on her way to a new life on the waterfront near the Chesapeake Bay! The deal was sealed with a paw-shake!