Happy ending Adoption Tales!
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Some of our success stories!

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Amazing-Service-Dogs adopted 4 dogs from us a little while ago and just wanted to let us know how they were doing A black lab is about to graduate from their program. She will be a service dog assigned to a woman who has issues related to a traumatic brain injury. Meg will provide balance and stability while the woman is walking and standing, retrieve dropped items, carry or drag items, and alert to sounds like the telephone, smoke alarm, and kitchen timers. Luci: A dobi mix is currently in training but already working with a woman who has brittle and uncontrolled diabetes. Luci alerts to her blood sugar levels, even waking the woman at night to check her levels. She helps with support and momentum while walking, will retrieve and carry items including her glucometer and emergency supplies. Benjamin: A black lab mix has grown to be a strong and brave boy. He is in their seizure alert program. He is already retrieving and carrying a variety of items and learning new skills everyday. His prior abuse doesn't even seem to be a distant memory. Molly & Cyrus: Yellow lab siblings are both doing very well. Both will be working with women who travel in wheelchairs so they will be retrieving dropped items, carrying, opening doors, paying cashiers, and helping out in other ways.   Tell us your story, it just might end up here!

Volunteer and foster Care information

If you would like to become a foster parent or volunteer just simply come to on of our volunteer orientations coming up on April 5, 2008 or May 10, 2008 from 2-3:30pm. (All questions will be answered during the orientation. No phone calls please!) You can come to the shelter and pick up an application or click here