Occasionally we do have rescue dogs available for adoption. Our main concern as dog breeders & lovers is for the health & happiness of all dogs. All dogs deserve a loving human home to permanently live in. And all humans deserve the love of a wonderful dog.
Poor Little Muffin was a mess when we found her. She was filthy & matted to the skin. Her ears were infected, she was under weight, & afraid of her own shadow. We purchased her, immediately took her to our vet, & then to our groomer the same day we found her. In the 2 months in our home she gained weight, became an active part of our household, was potty trained, & became a cuddly lap dog. We found an absolutely wonderful home for her with a retired lady in Utah.
Sadie was a sad situation. She was only 10 months old with a litter of 8 puppies already. She was very skinny, filthy, & chained in a yard with 4 inches of snow & ice on the ground. She was afraid of everything & everyone. It literally broke my heart to see such a sweet little dog being treated this way. We purchased her, took her home, bathed her, fed her, took her to our vet, & loved her. She gained weight, became house trained, & got along well with our dogs. Two months later we found her a wonderful home with a retired gentleman in Utah who absolutely adores her.
Ginger was an AKC Champion Norwich Terrier. An AKC breeder/show person gave her to me because Ginger turned out not be a good breeder. Ginger was Mommy's girl through & through. It took a little time & patience to acclimate her to living in a home instead of a kennel environment, but once she caught on she certainly ruled the roost. We had her for only 5 very short years. She suffered from Addison's Disease for 6 months before she quietly passed, giving kisses till the very end. She was my 'Sassy Little Angel' & is truly missed.