Protect, Provide, Promote and Place.

What Makes Our Rescue Different?

• We accept difficult to place pet, those who have spent over 100 days, in local institutional shelters.
• Unlike other shelters, we will accept heartworm positive pets and bring them back to full health.
• Our team spends an average of six months with rescued pets and has the same three to five individuals handling our dogs multiple times each day.
• Most of our pets also spend some time in a home environment, so our 1:1 time with each pet is considerably higher than pets that are institutionalized, giving us a better opportunity to assess each pet.
• Our pets spend eight or more hours outdoors each day when weather and temperatures allow; they are not isolated to a cage or kennel.
• Our pet enrichment program allows them to go on car rides and hikes, visit local places of interest, spend overnight in homes, have play time with matched energy pets, and play games.
• Pets are behaviorally evaluated and socialized.
• We crate and leash train each of our adoptable pets, and where possible, we also house train them.
• We feed each pet high-quality food and have them evaluated by a licensed veterinarian.
• We seek adopters with a solid history of responsible pet ownership, including having their previous pets spayed or neutered, and practicing excellent preventive care with their veterinarian.
• To facilitate our philosophy of “matching the right pet with the right owner in the right environment”, we require a 3 week foster to adopt assessment period.
• Our spacious physical location allows volunteers and adopters to successfully meet and greet with a potential owner’s current pets.