We are rescues living the good life!
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We actually are not rescues.

But our mom has done a lot of rescue work, and our friend Ella is still up for adoption.  Some of you know about Ella because she was on our page a while back.  She will be going on our page again.  But we're also putting her here.

Ella's family decided they did not have time for her anymore. She is a medium size dog with a lot of love to give. She is very sweet and loving and will make a great addition to any family.

Cinnamon was an owner surrender who was neglected & left alone all the time outside.

I got her when she was 2 1/2 and she is almost 10 now. She is the best dog ever! She's very

cuddly and loving and I just couldn't love her any more than I do now!!

Bella,

All our furkids have come from shelters and rescues. Here is the list.

Muff, our first Eskie, came from a shelter..she is now at the Rainbow Bridge.

Holly our 13 year old came from the same shelter as Muff

Chance came from an Eskie rescue in Ohio

Sugar, our new little girl came from an Eskie rescue in Illinois

Chic their dad.

imikimi - Customize Your Worldmy husband and i throw newspapers in the middle of the night. he found her running down the busiest street. for a few days after, we checked newspapers and "lost" signs and we saw nothing. so we kept her. it will be 3 years this sept. she has seizures sometimes so we have to watch her. besides my husband and my kids, she is the love of my life and i don't know what i would do without her.

After having our Sadie (beagle) and Dusty (lab/mix) for 16 years, we thought we'd never get another dog. Luckily, we changed our minds and found Astrid at the Nogales, AZ Humane Society shelter, a no kill shelter. Her home date was Dec. 28, 2006. Four months later, we moved from Arizona to North Carolina where she (and us) have thrived.

Angel was the result of irresponsible breeding...her "grandparents" thought it would be cute to have theyre dog have pups and make profit...there was 9 in the litter and when it came down to the last 3 that couldnt be sold she was gonna send them to the kill shelter...Angel was 2 days away from no return...i got the lil boy adopted too by a neighbor...dont know whut happened to the other lil gurl....:(

This horse, Penny was a rescue.. She was bought from a meat auction. An x-racehorse, most racehorses get sold for meat when they cannot perform anymore

Wendy was a shelter dog, she is no longer with us, she is now playing at Rainbow Bridge. She was my "heart" dog.

Hugs Fran

PS a Shelter that was in New York