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Get to Know Our Permanent Foster Dogs 

Join Us to Make a Difference

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Bam Bam in Florida

Bam Bam came into rescue in 2019 with a large neck mass.  He had salivary gland surgery,  and was diagnosed with Hyperthyroid.  He's living comfortably in central Florida. He is a happy boy, eats well, and though he has a basket full of doggie toys, he will only play with one of them. His job is to make sure the delivery guys don't get in.  He's very good at it. 

L'il Bit in Virginia

Lil Bit, a 5lb 10 year old Maltese, came into rescue and had a very exciting first day at the Bichon Bash in 2021.  We wanted people to get an idea of what some of our rescued dogs look like before we save them.  It had been so long since she had a haircut she couldn't even turn her little head because of the mats.  One of our volunteer vets managed to quickly trim her up and she had her best day in a long time.  Lil Bit is deaf and going blind, and her little legs atrophied from being crated too much in the past, but she has doggie beds all over her foster mom's house so she is very happy now enjoying her senior years.

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Lil Bit

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Orion in Maryland

Orion came into rescue in 2020 with a non-healing eye ulcer and protein losing nephropathy.  He eats a special diet, gets daily medication and requires regular follow up visits with the vet or specialist. Despite all this he is a happy, sweet doggie, and he's so much more energetic than he was last year. He loves long walks, walking fast and exploring new smells and places thoroughly. He's a smart, stubborn and strong willed boy but he's adorable, he knows some tricks and is very loved! 

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