1/1/25:  I am now part of the Joyce family! They fell in love with me when they visited, and Jake liked me too. Just like me, Jake was adopted on January 1st, so we’ll celebrate our Gotcha Day together. I’m so happy here—it’s exactly where I was meant to be.

12/24/24:  I’m a 10-month-old, 48-pound sweetheart with a loving personality. I get along with everyone, including cats, and I’m a very friendly puppy. I’m crate trained, doing well with housetraining, and I walk nicely on a leash while learning basic commands. I love playing with others and enjoy toys, but I also appreciate a good chew bone and a soft bed to relax in. I recently spent some time in a new home, but unfortunately, the resident female dog didn’t like me. I’m confident the right family will come along for me soon!

12/29/24: I’m a 3-year-old female Collie weighing about 55 pounds. I’m the proud mama of three adorable puppies, and now that my job is done, they’re ready for their forever homes. I’m ready too—just need to go for my spay and rabies vaccination. I’m a calm, obedient girl who loves to please. I get along well with other dogs, children, and cats. I’m housetrained, crate trained, and walk pretty well on a leash. I’m at the rescue due to changes in my family.

12/21/24:  I’m going home with the McNichols for Christmas! They fell in love with my playful antics and my adorable cuteness. They’ve been missing having a collie, and I’m so happy to fill that spot. When we got to our house, there was snow on the ground, and I’m absolutely loving the colder weather. This is the perfect place for me, and I know I’ll be very much loved here.

12/15/24:  I am a 2-year-old, sable merle, handsome boy weighing around 72 pounds. Unfortunately, my owner is now in poor health and can no longer care for me. I have been well-loved and well cared for. I’m housetrained, crate trained, and I know basic commands. I walk nicely on a leash and get along well with other dogs. While I don’t mind cats, I might chase them if they run. I’m also learning to keep my feet on the floor and not jump up.