Hazel and her five, 4-week old puppies (Bud, Blossom, Robin, Rose, Sunny) were owner surrenders to Randolph County. The owner realized they could no longer take care of them so gave them up. Blossom has been adopted by Heather and
Hooch was found as a stray and ended up at Lee County shelter, and waited patiently for some time before BFPA came forward to accept him into our foster program. He now lives in Cary with Kathleen.
Dora is a hound that had been living on a property in Durham her whole life, and the new caretaker of the property wasn’t interested in having her stay. She was adopted by Noah & Jessika of Sanford.
Toto is an owner surrender to Wake County shelter that BFPA took in. He had injured his leg and it still hasn’t healed, and the owners could not afford surgery so they surrendered him. Renamed Toby, this adorable dog now
Seeta, on left, is one of 14 dogs turned into the shelter by someone who said they were "found" in a dumpster in Wake County. Now called Sugar, she has been adopted by James (pictured) and Angie of Raleigh. Sugar's new best
Dobie (renamed DooBee), was one of 14 dogs total turned into the shelter by someone who said they “found” them in a dumpster in Wake County. He has been adopted by Marcia of Morrisville.
Molly and her two puppies, Finley and George found themselves at the Tyrrell County shelter after their owner became seriously ill. Renamed Abu, George has been adopted by Shweta and Nishant of Cary.
Banks, on left, renamed Cricket, and his brother River were seen tossed out of a car on a rural road in Tyrrell County. He has been adopted by Christopher (pictured) and Danielle of Chapel Hill and their other dog, Roo.
