Homes for Orphaned Pets Exist

We heard from Georganne, who adopted Alonzo and River from us.  She says:  “Every morning, Alonzo follows me around to supervise chores.  River dances to her own tune.  She’s quite independent - just don’t let the dry food dish go empty.” 

We received an update from Butch’s adoptive parent, Tad.  Here, in part, is what he had to say:  “Favorite activities are chewing tennis balls, chasing the various critters in the back yard . . . When he is on walks he shows great interest in any kid he sees playing and wants to join them.  Butch is a great example of what can happen when an animal is rescued and protected and given a chance to show who they are.

According to Deanna’s new adoptive family, she’s very sweet and quiet, and they adore her.

Willow is the adopted sister of our Co-Founder “Lucky.”  Her story will be added soon.

Very soon after we accepted Sasha into our program, she was diagnosed with cancer and given 6 months to live.  Five years later, in 2008, her adoptive mom brought Sasha to visit H.O.P.E. volunteers at our Annual Walk for the Animals.

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Nico used to be a run-away.  He still likes to run, but stays close to his new home because it’s the best place he knows!

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Dakota is a lovely Husky mix who was in our program for over a year before she found her forever home.  We never understood why, because she’s ”perfect.”  Her new family includes a mom, 2 children and 3 cats, all of whom she loves, and they adore her in return.