12/18/24:  Sandra visited us today, and her sister and dog, Cloe, joined her. Cloe took a liking to me right away, and I can tell the girls and I will get along well. Sandra has experience with shy dogs and understands that I need time to adjust to my new home and get to know her. With her abundance of love and patience, I know I’ll feel comfortable and happy with her.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12/15/24:  I am a 7-year-old, 50-pound blue merle collie girl. Sadly, my owner is in poor health and can no longer care for me. I’m a sweet, loving girl, though a little shy and unsure about everything going on. I get along well with other dogs, and cats are ok with me. I’m housetrained, don’t require a crate, and walk beautifully on a leash. I would love a calm, quiet home with a cozy doggie bed.

 

12/8/24:  It turns out Mike had been looking for a dog just like me. He’s been feeling a bit lonely since he lost his collie and walking companion. I eagerly jumped into the truck for the long drive to my new home. Once we arrived, I explored the house and the yard, enjoyed a delicious dinner, and then settled in for a nap. This is definitely the perfect place for me.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

12/7/24:  I’m a 75-pound sable & white guy, and I just turned 8 years old. My family is moving out of state for work and unfortunately can’t take me with them. I’m well-mannered at home, travel wonderfully in the car, and walk pretty well on a leash. I know some basic commands, and I’m always eager to do anything for a treat! I get along well with other dogs and absolutely love people—especially those who scratch my behind. I’ll let you know if strangers are around, but I’m not much of a barker.

12/1/24:  We had almost given up hope that anyone would adopt us. We watched so many others find their new homes while we remained behind. They kept saying the right people would come for us eventually, but we were starting to doubt it. Then, out of nowhere, the Broich family walked in, and we knew right away they were the ones we had been waiting for. They were here to take us home.

Today, we’re the happiest boys ever! The ride home went smoothly, we explored the yard, chased a rabbit, had a delicious dinner, and got plenty of belly rubs. Then it was time for a long, satisfied nap. We are finally home!

 

10/8/24:  We went to the groomer this week for a bath, massage and brushing.  We think we are looking very handsome now and ready for our new home.  Dieting is going great and we have lost a few pounds. We are two of the sweetest boys you will ever meet and just want to be by your side.

9/8/24:  We are at the rescue because mom has terminal brain cancer and dad had to move to assisted living because of physical limitations.  We have been together all our lives and would very much like to stay together.  We need to lose a lot of weight and will need someone that will keep us on our diets and help us exercise.  Currently we are eating weight management food with green beans.  We are housetrained, crate trained but don’t need one, good on leash walks, rides in the car and know basic commands.  We are up to date on vaccinations, neutered and will be going to the groomer this week.  We are very good, easy going guys that are no trouble at all.

Winston is a sable merle at 5 years old, 91 pounds and depends on Robbie.

 

 

 

Robbie is sable and white at 6 years old and 75 pounds,

Thank you Stanley, Johnsen, Deborah Brown and Maria Maxwell for helping us fellows.