Ginger (on the right) was found as a stray and ended up in Randolph County shelter. She was in pretty rough shape when she was found, with several skin and secondary infections which needed to be treated. She now calls
Our "National Parks" litter (Bryce, Canyon, Denali, Kenai, Sequoia) came from the Montgomery County Shelter. Kenai, now called Honey Bee, lives in Cary with Brenda (pictured) and Joe and their daughter, Kimmie.
Nora, on the left, was pulled from Vance County shelterafter being surrendered with 3 other dogs. Sadly, her owner was being evicted and was unable to find a place to go with her dogs. The shelter was full and we
Thyme, renamed Charlie, is one of an entire family surrendered to the Montgomery shelter: Anise (mom) and her seven 3-week old puppies (Chili, Chive, Nutmeg, Parsley, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme). Adopted by Denise, Michael, and son Nolan, all of Durham.
Our "National Parks" litter (Bryce, Canyon, Denali, Kenai, Sequoia) came from the Montgomery County Shelter. Canyon (in the middle), has been renamed Butch. This boy hit the jackpot, living on beautiful land in Graham, NC with Susan and Richard and
Chili (on the right) is one of an entire family surrendered to the Montgomery shelter: Anise (mom) and her seven 3-week old puppies (Chili, Chive, Nutmeg, Parsley, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme). Chili lives in Apex with Indira and William. Doggie sister,
Buster, on the right, was found as a stray and they had no luck finding his owner. He has been adopted by Liz and Dillon of Raleigh. On the left is Buster's new sister, Dizzy. He also has a new
Our "National Parks" litter (Bryce, Canyon, Denali, Kenai, Sequoia) came from the Montgomery County Shelter. Bryce (in the middle), renamed Piper was adopted by Barb and Raymond of Raleigh. New family also includes Throttle (left) and Harley (right).
Rosemary is one of an entire family surrendered to the Montgomery shelter: Anise (mom) and her seven 3-week old puppies (Chili, Chive, Nutmeg, Parsley, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme). She has been adopted by Chris & Ashley of Cary.
