Itsy and Bitsy Hopkins

Itsy and Bitsy went to their new home on August 23rd and they will be spoiled rotten for sure!  They have 4 acres to graze and a brand new barn - what lucky goats!  Thelma and Louise will be moving in with them soon and the herd of four goats will be very loved by their new family.  We love these happy endings!

Butch Styron

Butch's family sent us a couple of updated pictures of their baby boy! They report that Butch is growing like a weed and is so happy.  He is absolutely a treasured member of their family.

Chloe

"Chloe" is one of Snoopy's puppies who was adopted when she was 8 weeks old.
She is growing up now and we were so glad to get to see her at our dog wash.
Her new family couldn't say enough good things about her and they are doing
a great job with her training.

McCoy Byrd-Stanley

McCoy came to our dogwash at EarthFare to visit and we were so glad to see
him!  McCoy came to our rescue skinny and heartworm positive and he is now
healthy and happy!  His new family loves him dearly and we love that they
bring him to visit us.

Zoe Pruniski (sibling of Pete, Carol, Peanut, and Susie)

We are now living in San Francisco and Zoe loves going to the off leash dog parks and the beach where she wrestles and runs with other dogs endlessly. She even gets to visit a ranch every once in a while and races all around for hours on end. We love and adore her and couldn't be more happy--thank you!

-Julie, Brian, and Zoe Pruniski

Luna (was "Shiba")

Luna now has a wonderful home in Georgia!  Her new family drove all the way to Greensboro to adopt her and we are so happy for all of them.  What a great ending for a great dog.

Bear Brown

Bear's new family reports that she is doing great and still growing!  She is now 6 months old and weighs about 35 pounds.  Bear has tons of energy and loves to run around the backyard with her big sister Lucy.  She also loves to be chased by the cats at her grandmother's house -- this hilarious girl sure knows how to keep her family amused!

Bear Avent

Bear is 4 1/2 months old, 30 lbs., and growing up!  Still very much a puppy, but he's doing great and learning something new every day.  He's potty and crate trained, and the "manners" are in progress.  We've been taking him out to the Bark Park to play with the big dogs for some socialization, and he's loving it.

-Bo, Dee, Bear, and Raider Avent

Butch Styron (was "Moose")

Butch was found as a stray puppy and thankfully we were able to find a wonderful family for him who understands what great dogs pit bulls are when raised in a loving environment.  Butch has two dogs to play with in his new home as well.  We are so happy for him!

Indy Dorn (one of Snoopy's puppies)

Indy is one of Snoopy's puppies and was adopted by a wonderful family who volunteers for Red Dog Farm.  Indy's new mom painted our sign so we love this picture of our new sign and the Dorn Family's new puppy!

Hope and Handsome Jenzano

Hope and Handsome are elderly quarterhorses who were literally starving to death in December 2007 when animal control and the US Equine Rescue League asked for our assistance.  When we picked them up, their skin was stretched around their ribs and we had to feed them small meals soaked in vegetable oil every six hours.  After six months of love from Red Dog Farm volunteers and good veterinary care, each has gained over 200 pounds and they were adopted together!  Hope and Handsome were an absolute joy to work with and we are so, so happy for them.  As you can see, their new family is excited to have them and we think this is just a perfect home for these wonderful horses.

Mingus Burns (was "Birkenstock")

Mingus is one of Barbie's puppies and was born in an anmal shelter.  He was lucky enough to be taken in to foster care at three days old and now has a forever family to love him.  We hadn't seen Birkenstock since he was teeny tiny so we were thrilled to get this picture!

Sable Mae Graham

Sable came to Red Dog Farm after being thrown in a dumpster as a puppy and rescued by a good samaritan.  She won Garland and Gary Graham over with her sweet, gentle nature and they decided to adopt her and let her help change the unfortunate public perception that pit bulls are mean dogs.  Sable is a joy to be with and fits right in with Rodney, Boomer, Boo Houndley, and Sake, so she is now a permanent resident of Red Dog Farm.  If you think pit bulls are inherently mean, we urge you to come meet sweet Sable Mae!  Watch out though, because she might lick you to death :)

Lizzy Beaver

Lizzy has been doing well since she was adopted in October 2007. It took some time for her to get adjusted and potty trained 24/7 but she has accomplished it! Her stomach is very sensitive, so she has overcome many obstacles in a short time. And my how she has grown! Lizzy gained almost 10 lbs. and grew a few inches longer two months after she was adopted! She is a very fun and energetic ball of energy! She has really come out of her shell. She loves to go for rides in the car, chase things, explore, and lay at your feet. Lizzy always loves to say "Good morning" and "Good night" by laying on me and giving kisses while her tail is wagging constantly! She is a joy to have and full of surprises! Thank you Red Dog Farm! 

-Lizzy and Abby

Fred Pinyan

Fred was found as a stray with his brother and both have now settled in to great homes.  Fred's human siblings decided to have a lemonade stand to help us raise money to help other dogs like Fred.  What a great idea!

Indigo Peck

Indigo is one of Molly's puppies who came to visit us at our EarthFare adoption fair. What a handsome dog he has become! It was so great to see him with his wonderful family.

Hope Brewer

Hope Brewer is a sibling of JoJo Colozzi, Tigger Melvin, and Kelsi Robertson.  What a cutie!  These pups were surrendered at 5 weeks old and have now found wonderful homes.

JoJo Colozzi (was "Little Shep")

JoJo lucked out and is now part of a very loving family with two playful young boys.  Their mom said she stuggled to get a picture with all three boys looking at the camera at the same time!  What a cute little crew they make!  They couldn't look happier!

Solo Neely

Solo's family purchased a "puppy lifejacket" for her so they can take her to the river with them.  Here she is, looking "dog tired" after a long day on the boat!  She has grown a lot since she was adopted, now weighing in at about 30 pounds.  Solo is loving life and her family loves her more and more every day!

Pirate Calhoun (one of Molly's puppies)

Pirate Calhoun is one of Molly's puppies. He is very active and really enjoys playing with family and new friends. His family jokes that his father may be cross between St. Bernard and GOAT!  Pirate has brought them much joy and laughter.

Bear Deering

Bear's family informed us that he and his new "dog sibling," Sugar, are so very happy together.  They play chase, tug of war, and wrestle without fighting.  Bear has learned not to jump up on people and to wait for the "okay" before eating or going out the front door.  He has brought great joy to his family and they are so thankful to have him!

Bella Annie Ferguson

Bella Annie is having a blast playing with her new brother, Tucker, who was also adopted from Red Dog Farm!  Her family reports that the two of them have been sleeping very well, thanks to the tremendous amount of exercise they're getting!  It sure looks like they're having a great time together and we are incredibly happy for them!

Tanner Fleming

Tanner was adopted last year by the same family who recently adopted Farm Dog.  Here he is sleeping -- literally snoring with his lips flapping -- after he and Farm Dog were finished playing!  What a great match!

Kelsi Robertson (was "Aussie Allie")

Kelsi had a blast celebrating adoption day.  Her new family loves her very much, and it looks like the feeling is mutual!  Look how happy she is! 

Ivy Tunstall (was "Twix")

Ivy is one of Roxie's siblings (pictured below).  By the looks of it, she seems to be settled comfortably in her new home!

Roxie (was "Snickers")

Roxie's family sent us this picture and as you can see, she is fitting in perfectly in her new home!  She gets along well with her new cat sibling, Greece, and loves getting her belly rubbed.  Roxie has already learned to "sit" and is now learning how to "shake hands" -- what a smart pup!

Bandit

"Bandit" has a new human to throw his tennis ball - his favorite hobby!  He also has other dogs to play with in his new home.

Panda

"Panda" was adopted at our April 26th adoption fair and we are so excited
for her!

Moose Hodges (was "Freddy," one of Fergie's pups)

Moose is another one of Fergie's puppies that found a wonderful home!  It looks like he and his family enjoyed a nice, relaxing vacation at the beach.  Clearly Moose is quite the "beach bum" and doesn't mind getting a little wet and sandy! 

Gumbo White (was "Simon")

Gumbo looks like he is settling in nicely and even has "couch rights" - not bad for a pup whose whole litter was surrendered when they were 5 weeks old.  Gumbo also has a new "sister" to play with, a Whippet named Keller, and he thinks she is great!

Amelia

Amelia's new family sent us plenty of pictures of her having fun and playing with her new "goat siblings."  She now lives on a farm with plenty of room to roam around.  She's doing great and she looks so happy!

Emmy Mansson-Smith (one of Pepper's puppies)

Emmy looks like she is very settled in her new home!  Her owners report that she is a smart girl and is really enjoying playing with their Jack Russell and Great Dane.  What a fun life!

Bear Avent (was "Alvin")

Bear was adopted at our wine tasting event and he sure got a great home! His new parents are very glad to have him and we're happy to have been a part of this great match.

Pepper Garner

"Pepper" came to us with her puppies and was very shy and timid.  She learned lots of confidence in her foster home and has now been adopted by a family with children and two other dogs.  She is fitting right in and they love her!  She even gets to sleep in the bed - not a bad deal!  We love endings like this!

Scout Craig

Scout is a blind elderly Appaloosa gelding who was absolutley emaciated when he was surrendered to us. He was cared for in a wonderful foster home where he gained over 150 pounds in 4 months! Scout has been adopted by the Craig family and now enjoys the affection of their children as well as the company of other horses and ponies. It looks like he has trained Mr. Craig to give him a good face rubbing too!

Eli Betts (one of Fergie's puppies)

Fergie's puppies are growing up fast!  Eli and his sister, Solo (pictured below), had a playdate last weekend and had a wonderful time!  He looks like quite the mischievious one!

Zeke and Obie

"Zeke" and "Obie" are two of Pepper's puppies who live in Pennsylvania now!  Two families who are good friends decided to adopt these sweet boys and raise them as neighbors, so the two moms made a road trip to NC to pick them up.  What lucky puppies!

Molly Covil

Molly came to us skinny and pitiful nursing 7 puppies. She was living in the bushes in an apartment complex. Look at her now! Her new dad loves her and is obviously doing a great job because her coat shines and she smiles all the time!

Chance Marshall (one of Fergie's puppies)

Chance's new dad sent us this picture and said that Chance is growing like a weed.  It certainly makes our day to see all 13 of Fergie's pippies in such great homes.  We bet that Chance will eat a lot of sticks in his lifetime!

Hannah Knight (one of Fergie's puppies)

"Hannah" looks awfully comfortable in her new home! She has another dog to play with and that must be what made her so "dog tired" when this picture was taken. We are having such fun seeing pictures of all of Fergie's puppies in their new homes.

Solo Neely (one of Fergie's puppies)

Solo looks like she has found a great home, garden and all!  Her mom works with Eli's dad (Eli is pictured above), so the two siblings get to keep in touch.  Pretty cool!

Fergie Pardue

Fergie came to us with 13 two week old puppies and what a great momma she was to them! She now has a wonderful family with two children who love her. Fergie has now been spayed and doesn't have to worry about puppies any more.

Bolete (was "Hamish" - one of Molly's puppies)

"Bolete" lives on a big farm north of Greensboro and has a two year old child and a few cats to play with.  He gets to get for long walks every day and thinks he's done pretty well for himself.  We think so too!

Gunner Wallace (was "Fosters")

Gunner was adopted last year and came to visit us yesterday.  He looks great!  His coat is shiny and he has great manners, thanks to training from his new family.  It is so gratifying to see dogs who are neglected in one phase of their lives be so loved in another.

Jaxon Harris

Jaxon is one of Fergie's puppies who is not pictured in the slideshow of adopters below because his foster family adopted him.  As you can see, he is keeping the Harris's youngest member in line! 

Savannah Schilz

Savannah is one of Molly's puppies. Look how much she has grown! She was adopted by one of the employees at The Animal Hospital at Lake Brandt before we even got her on the website. We can understand why!

McCoy Byrd-Stanley

McCoy is a success story indeed! He was found as a stray in Asheboro and was skinny and heartworm positive. He is now healthy and happy and leads the life of luxury. McCoy is a gentle soul and we're so glad to see him doing so well.

Fergie's Puppies
All 13 of Fergie's puppies were adopted on February 15th. We had a giant "puppy party" at The Animal Hospital at Lake Brandt as each puppy went to its new home. Look how happy all of these new owners look with their newest family members!

Honey and Coco (were "Reese" and Twinkle" - Josie's puppies)

It did not take long for Honey and Coco to warm up to their new home!  The two pups are litter-mates and were adopted together.  They love sleeping together and playing with each other, especially when it comes to playing with a toy the other one is playing with!  Honey and Coco's proud new owners are excited about getting them housebroken and enrolling them in puppy training classes soon!

Tipsi (was "Skye" - one of Molly's puppies)

"Tipsi" is fitting in so well in her new home and obviously loves to play with the family's other dog. It is so much fun to watch these puppies grow up in responsible, loving homes!

Ginger (was "Dolly")

Ginger has now completed her month of "retraining" and is now being ridden by the children in her new family. What a success story! She is fitting right in with her new herd as well. We hope that all of our rescue horses will be so lucky!

Harley DiCarlo

Harley definitely had a good week - she went from living in the woods with her mom and siblings to having a family who loves her and a warm house! Harley's two siblings, Reese and Twinkle, found a good home as well.

Indigo Peck (was "Tiny Tim")

What a handsome puppy "Indie" (far right) has become! He is one of Molly's 7 puppies and was born under a bush but lucky enough to find a great family with two other dogs for him to play with. He looks very happy!

Nala (was "Laurel")

Nala looks to be quite a good sport of a kitty! She is lucky to have found a loving home and she must know that. We're tickled to see her fitting in to her new family so well!

Ginger (was "Dolly")

Ginger has been adopted by a family with two daughters who can hardly wait to ride her.  She is currently spending time with a professional trainer to get her safe to ride again since it has been a while -- we think her new owners are very smart to do this!

Charlie Rhodes

Charlie is one of Momma Spaniel's 8 pups.  He was the runt of the litter, but he sure is growing fast!  His cute floppy ears have now perked up "German Shepherd" style!  What a wonderful addition to a happy family!

Sollie Freeman (was "Momma Spaniel")

Sollie was chained to a tree near Wendover Avenue nursing 8 puppies in November and now she has been adopted and has a family who loves her dearly. What a wonderful ending for a sweet momma dog!

Bootz Hoke

Bootz was one of Pheobe's six kittens born in foster care in April 2007 and as you can see, he has grown up to be quite a handsome cat!  His family loves him and he has another cat buddy in the house, so it looks likes Bootz has it made!

Ella

Ella is a sweet girl who was abandoned by someone who didn't even have the courtesy to leave a note and after a few weeks in foster care she is now in a new home in Virginia.  We're not sure who looks happier about her new home in this picture - Ella or her new Dad!?  We're just glad that she has a great home just in time for the Holidays.

Lucille Dailey

Lucille was one of Momma’s Kitties.  She is now living in South Carolina and is the princess of her household!  She is a great lap kitty, and she gets cuddled and kissed on all the time.  She also has a great personality and is very curious!

Tucker Ferguson (was "Dakota")

"Tucker" was being neglected this time 6 weeks ago and now lives in the lap of luxury on a 40 acre farm in Pleasant Garden! He is learning to love the indoor life of a house dog and we think he is pretty lucky!

Spooky Dalton

"Spooky Dalton" lived in a veterinary clinic for 2 years before finding his way to a forever home in Pleasant Garden, NC.  He is now living the high life with a wonderful, loving family and his new brother and sister, Rufeo and Tinkerbell.

Meika and Nora Cotter

"Meika and Nora Cotter" are two of "Momma Kitty's" kittens who were adopted earlier this year and now live in the lap of luxury in South Carolina.  That's a pretty great twist of fate for two kitties born under an abandoned rental house!

Josie Riley

"Josie Riley" found a home at our adoption fair and we're not sure who looks happier in this great picture. Josie has a ten year old lab in her adoptive home to teach her how to be a great dog.

Katy Zimmerschied

"Katy Zimmerschied" found a wonderful home with a family she met at our adoption fair and yard sale. She now lives with an 8 year old retriever mix who can show her the ropes.

Lucy Smith-Tarlton (was "Lola")

Lucy was adopted by a young couple in Charlotte and they love her!  She gets to go to Lake Wylie on the weekends to swim and play at the lake.  What a perfect home for a lab!

Bonnie and Clyde

Bonnie and Clyde are settling in to their new home in Georgia.  They are shown here with "Rosie," their new herdmate.  They are sure to have a great life with a family who drove this far to adopt them!

Niles Hamrick

Niles now lives in Virginia with his new brother, "Trotski." As you can see, Niles and Trotski have become fast friends! Niles came from an abusive situation so it is especially gratifying to see him in such a great home now.

Mylie Best (was "Carol")

Mylie and her new family and absolutely in love with one another!  They report that she loves to chase a ball outside and is trying her hardest to win the affection of the family cat, who isn't quite sure about her.  What a great home for a sweet girl!

Barbie and Princess Felder

Barbie (was "Boxer Mom") and Princess might be the two luckiest dogs on this website!  Barbie had her puppies in a shelter and was lucky enough to be fostered by the Felders after we decided to take them in.  Princess is one of Barbie's puppies.  Their foster family fell in love and adopted this sweet mom and daughter duo.  Barbie's other two puppies are in loving homes as well.

Max Bricker

Max is a sibling of Hershey, pictured below.  He went to a foster home and won his foster parents over within a number of days, so they adopted him!  What a lucky dog!

T-Bone Carpenter (was "Benny")

T-Bone looks very happy in his new home!  He has a small herd of goats to play with and a mom who loves him... what more could a goat want?

Little Man (was "Boxer Boy")

Who says Boxers don't swim?!  Little Man certainly found a good way to escape the August heat.  He now lives in Virginia and it looks to us like he has it pretty good!  Not bad for a puppy found wandering the streets of Greensboro 6 months ago!

Baby Girl Sasser (was "Sushi")

"Baby Girl" Sasser is settled in to her new home and doing great!  We didn't know if she'd be adoptable due to a slight deformity and some quirks, but she found exactly the right home where she is very loved in spite of her differences.

Hershey Mann (was "Waylon")

"Hershey" and his two littermates were all adopted together and have hit the jackpot! Take a look at their new doghouse, complete with air conditiong! Their new human sibling looks pretty happy too. We met Hershey's new family at our adoption fair at EarthFare and these 3 puppies sure are glad we did.

Daisy Bishop

Does Daisy look happy or what? Two weeks ago she was alone on a highway and now she has a whole family to love her. What a lucky dog!

Lucy Pash

Lucy was adopted at our adoption fair! Lucy is such a sweet, pretty girl that we knew she wouldn't be homeless long.

Maisy Contursi

Maisy was adopted at our adoption fair at Purgason's! We are really excited for both Maisy and Millie, who are both in new forever homes.

Jed Barham (was "Rudy")

Jed grew up! He came to visit at our adoption fair and we were amazed to see how big and strong he has become. It is hard to believe he ever had trouble walking. His adoptive family has done a great job!

Gunner Wallace (was "Fosters")

Gunner Wallace (on the right) had to wait a long time to be adopted but it sure was worth the wait!  Gunner now lives on a horse farm with a veterinarian for a dad - what a life!

Bear Whetstone

Bear looks very happy in his new family and they said he is already over 50 pounds! Bear's sister "Macy" is also featured on this page as well as his brother "Dino." All of these puppies are lucky to have found wonderful foster and adoptive homes.

Agni Cooler (was "Teensy")

Agni has come a long way from being found alone on I-40!  His new name is Hindu for "God of Fire" because of his bright orange color.  He now has a great family and will not have to worry about making it alone in the wild. 

Barney 'The Bandit'

Barney 'The Bandit' ran out of time at a local County Animal Shelter and was fostered by Ashley Kerman.  Barney is now living happily with his new family in Pilot Mountain, where he sleeps with Tyler (pictured) and plays with his new sister, an Australian Shephard Mix named Reesey.  

Dipstick

Dipstick was one of Pheobe's kittens and looks like he just woke up from a nap! As you can see from the picture below, Dipstick was adopted along with Momma Kitty and her son Chip, and he doesn't seem to mind changing Momma's midstream.

Momma Kitty, Chip, and Dipstick

Momma Kitty, Chip and Dipstick were all adopted together. Dipstick (the gray kitten) was one of Pheobe's kittens but Momma Kitty has taken him in and treats him like her own. The two kittens are great pals and all three look pretty happy!

Nox Smith

Nox Smith (who was one of Pheobe's six kittens) is growing up now has a new family, including a dog named Riley!  As you can see, the two have become great friends. 

Lady Rabbit Ferguson

This lucky bunny found a great home where she is loved and even gets to go for walks in the yard with a rabbit harness. She has made friends with the small dogs in the house and has become quite a member of the family. Thanks to the Fergusons for giving her a great home!

Macy Schneeman (was "Lilly")

Macy was one of five surrendered puppies fostered by the Whichard family earlier this year and boy has she grown!  Her adoptive family has even started her in puppy obedience school, which is a great idea.  "Dino Whichard" and "Bear Whetstone" are two of Macy's littermates!

Daisy Mae Bradsher

Daisy is fitting in great in her new home, which she shares with a Boxer and a Bassett Hound. Her new family reports that she has learned to play with their other two dogs and now rarely stops. She looks pretty happy!

Molly B. Meyers

It was love at first sight between Molly B and her new family, as you can see by this picture!  She now has two little boys to play with and all three are in heaven.  Her new mom and dad adore her too.  We only wish we could find such a home for every dog we meet - they all deserve it.

Layla Cecil

Layla's new mom sent this picture and let us know that Layla is doing great in her new home and loves to go for walks and meet new people.  Many chihuahuas are nervous around strangers but she says that Layla loves everyone!

Grazie Glass (was "Daisy")

Grazie looks like she has it made in her new home!  So much for being a stray out in the cold!  We love pictures like these - after all, why have a dog if you don't spoil it a little?

Dino Whichard

Dino was one of five surrendered puppies fostered by the Whichard family.  Dino's four littermates found great forever homes (see "Bear Whetstone" and "Macy Schneeman" above) and Dino is thrilled that the Whichards decided to adopt him!  He looks pretty happy with Chase and Miranda, two of his human "siblings."

Delilah Conrad

Delilah was one of eight puppies whose mother was confiscated by authorities when found tied to a tree without food or water while nursing her pups.  Delilah hit the jackpot in her forever home!  She has a wonderful family who loves her dearly.  "Sadie Smith" (pictured below) is one of Delilah's littermates.

Cloe Murphy (on right)

Cloe was adopted by the sister of her foster mom after stealing her heart while she was in town for Easter. It is not hard to see why - Cloe fell in love with her dog, "Ellie," and who could separate these two? Cloe is now the first Red Dog Farm adoptee to live in Pennsylvania!

Roxy Davidson

"Roxy Davidson" was found as a stray wandering with her two puppies. All three are now in wonderful homes. Roxy has two new boxer "brothers" and looks pretty happy with one of her human "sisters" as well!

Gracie Tunstall

"Gracie Tunstall" (the gray kitty) was born outside of Purgason's Western Store in Summerfield, fostered by Christina Freeman and adopted by Jimmy Tunstall.  She looks pretty happy in her forever home! 

Rocky and Yukon Penn

Rocky and Yukon are littermates who were adopted together from a litter of puppies that were not being cared for until a volunteer took them in and came to us for help.  They are now living the high life and their dad looks pretty happy with them!

Trigger
“Trigger” came to Red Dog Farm through a referral by a member of the U.S. Equine Rescue League (www.userl.org). Trigger had been living in a ten by ten dog kennel until an elderly couple decided that they could not let such treatment continue and bought him from his neglectful owners. The couple could not keep Trigger, so they turned to the U.S. Equine Rescue League for help, and the League called us. We were told that he was old, skinny, and seemed to have problems with his sight, but that he was very sweet. When Trigger arrived at our farm he was a pitiful sight. His coat was matted and shaggy, he was very skinny, and his eyes watered excessively. He walked in continuous tight circles and seemed to be in pain. Our veterinarian quickly determined that he was suffering from ERU (Equine Recurring Uveitis) and that because his eye infection had gone untreated for so long, he was completely blind. The infection was indeed causing severe pain, which was causing his circling. We scheduled surgery later in the week to remove the badly infected eye, which was not allowing Trigger to see anyway. His surgery went very well and as he began to heal, he stopped circling and started eating. Trigger has been with us for almost three years and is now pain-free and at a very healthy weight. He may be blind, but he navigates his small pasture beautifully with the help of his “seeing eye goats” and is always in his stall at meal times ready to eat. He is an absolute gentleman and deserves every bit of the plentiful love he receives at Red Dog Farm.

Hobo Kight

"Hobo" is a beagle mix puppy who found himself alone after his mom and siblings wandered away from him. He has been adopted and now lives the good life in his new home, where he has 2 cats to try and play with. He is now enrolled in obedience school at Carolina Dog Training and is doing very well!

Little Man (a/k/a "Boxer Boy")

Little Man (a/k/a "Boxer Boy") was adopted by a couple in Walnut Cove who reports that he is doing great.  They sent us this new photo.  He has a dog next door to play with and snuggles with their cat at night.  What a wonderful result for a young boxer mix who was wandering the streets with his mother and sister not long ago!  Both his mom and sister are in wonderful homes as well.  Little Man's mom, "Roxy Davidson," is pictured above.

Gump Rentenbach

Gump is a young great dane whose owner abandoned he and his sister just before Christmas.  Gump was lucky to be cared for temporarily by the next door neighbor, who called us for help.  We knew of the perfect family for him, and it was love at first sight.  Gump was by far the most emaciated large breed dog we'd seen in some time, and because he was so undernourished as a puppy, his legs had not formed correctly (hence his name!).  Because of the wonderful care he now receives, he has gained 50 pounds since Christmas and his legs are beginning to straighten out.  We are looking forward to keeping up with Gump's ongoing progress.

Jed Barham (was "Rudy")

Rudy (now named "Jed") was adopted by a wonderful family who lives near Red Dog Farm and he will be able to visit often! He is growing like a weed and his limp is becoming less and less pronounced. His new family understands and accepts his disability and loves him anyway. We think he deserves it!

Jackson Sasser

Jackson was surrendered to us just after Thanksgiving by a family who had purchased him at a flea market but could not care for him.  He was underweight, had never had any vaccines, and was living in a rabbit cage.  He was afraid of just about everything.  While in foster care with us, he was vaccinated and neutered and came out of his shell day by day.  He learned to walk on a leash and enjoyed playing with our other dogs.  He was adopted in January and now lives in the lap of luxury in Jamestown, North Carolina.  He has two "dog siblings" to play with and even a few cats to chase.