Julie aka Sofie Neveah RIP
Julie aka Sofie Neveah In 2019 I adopted this 7lb puppy mill rescue. This tiny fragile spirit was afraid of everything. Eventually came her emerging personality and she learned to love, trust, play and enjoy being a dog. One of Sofie’s favorite things to do was ride in her bike basket with her glasses on feeling the wind in her ears. Sofie had partial vision and over the years lost the rest of it along with her hearing. That didn’t stop my girl from living her best life. Sofie eventually developed sundowners and the vet felt possibly from dementia. At almost 16yo she eventually grew tired and I laid my baby girl to rest. Thank you for allowing Sofie to come home to me. She made my life a better place.

Emerald aka Bella RIP
Bella was my sweet, protective, and fiercely loving baby. She was a mighty huntress, a Viking warrior princess, a regal queen, a good sister and a most excellent daughter. She was 15 years old when she died and I was blessed to have her in my life for 12 years and 3 months. She will forever be in my heart. She loved me fiercely and I am privileged to have been a recipient of her love, which she did not give freely to just anybody. She was my Bella Goat, my Bella Boo, Baby Mine. Rest In Peace now my sweet angel!

Kenny RIP
Over 12 years ago I adopted a blind and deaf puppy from you by the name of Kenny. I came to meet Kenny at a puppy mill awareness expo in Syracuse New York. I couldn’t get this puppy off my mind so I applied to adopt him. It was one of the best decisions I could ever make. Kenny gave me great joy for over 12 years and sadly he passed away a week ago last Friday. Kenny had developed auto immune disorder with severe allergies for many years. Due to his congenital birth defects of his ears, his ear canals were malformed and very small, because of his auto immune disorder he contracted a rare form a staph in his right ear which created a hole in his eardrum. I had tried every form of treatment for him to make him well but after a while he became resistant to all medication. The infection started pooling in his lungs and he suffered from pneumonia and bronchitis, eventually his body grew very tired and he let me know he became weary. Thank you so much for allowing me to adapt Kenny because my life has been forever changed by him. Rebecca S.

Molly RIP
Molly crossed the rainbow bridge today. She had a very aggressive form of mammary cancer and we did all that could be done. I got to spend two joyous years with her and experience a bond I can only describe as one of the most special and wonderful of my life. Thank you for rescuing her and making that possible and for all that you do for animals. Cindy Clark

Destiny RIP
I had to let Destiny go 10/29/2021, I know we were only together a short 2 years but it was great being your mom. Run free sweet girl and know mom loves you & will miss you. Cathy P.