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Here are some of our success stories... This is where we will keep everyone updated on our recent adoptions. It is always exciting and brightening when a pet has been adopted and has a second chance and a new home and family |
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Margo and mini Margo Margo and Mini Margo's previous owner was moving away and they were unable to take the two girls with. A duo of Mom and daughter, they got along really well and had a special friendship with each other. They have been adopted. Now they are home , together and as happy as ever. |
| Pizzazz Pizzazz was rescued from a horrible backyard rabbit breeding "facility." She came with Cashew and Almond the boys. Pizzazz was spayed and Cashew and Almond were neutered by Dr.T. Pizzazz became wonderful friends with Cashew and she was then adopted with him. She now shares her life with great people and her true love, Cashew. |
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Zing! the dwarf hamster |
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Chomper the red eared slider turtle I am happy to say that Chomper the female turtle has finally been adopted and has her forever home. Chomper came to us at 10 yars of age , and she stayed here for nearly 2 years, making her 12 now. The reason she was difficult to place was due to her LARGE size, she's a very big girl, and therefore required a lot of space many people didn't have for her. Chomper was adopted with her male friend Rafeal, Rafeal likes to use Chomper as a sunning deck |
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Tinsel the baby rat Tinsel is a sweet and cutie of a rat. He was brought here with his 8 brothers and his sister, Noel and his Momma, Poinsettia. I gave them all Christmas names because they arrived here during the Christmas season. Tinsel has been the first to get adopted , he now lives with Stanley the rat, formerly known as Will. |
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Elso and Pugsley Elso and Pusley have found their ultimate Loving home. They are a lionhead pair, Elso a neutered boy and Pugsley a spayed girl. They are now surrounded by a loving family, good food, treats and toys. Life is good for them. |
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Jazz Jazz was found outside, eating from a bird feeder in someone's backyard. |
He then made his way here to find a home. Jazz now has a home that has other feathered kids, he is now part of a "flock"