Toby was found running loose by a family who took him home and then to the vet where he was x-rayed and diagnosed with a sprained wrist, which is completely healed. He had over 100 ticks removed, was underweight, and
Shaggy was adopted from Johnston County Animal Services in February, but sadly his owner passed away and the family returned Shaggy to the shelter. BFPA was happy to admit him into our rescue and find him a new home with
Finn was found as a stray and brought to the Caswell County shelter. When no owner came forward, he came to BFPA! He is the 2nd foster failure for Carol and Jimmy of Angier.
Mother of the "T" Pups 2020, Lucy was an owner surrender to the Caswell County Shelter. Her puppies, Timon, Tiger Lily, Tillie, and Tess were admitted into BFPA a few weeks later. Lucy was adopted by her foster, Millie of
Dakota was originally found as a stray and brought to a rural shelter. Her heartworm treatment was sponsored by RADAR, a wonderful non-profit group who helps at-risk shelter dogs. She was adopted by Nick & Amy of Fuquay Varina.
Maddie is a member of the May Pups 2020 (Manny, Mayes, Marco, Mason, Macy). These puppies were found on the side of the road in Washington County. On right, renamed Penny, is the 3rd BFPA dog adopted by Jenny and
Macy is a member of the May Pups 2020 (Manny, Mayes, Marco, Maddie, Mason). These puppies were found on the side of the road in Washington County. Renamed Darcy, she lives in Cary with Terri and Gray.
Wrangler is one of our "Junkyard Puppies" litter (Bentley, Blazer, Ford, Mercedes, Prius, Royce). One of our volunteers near the Outer Banks was approached by a client who had found these puppies in his yard (which basically resembled a junkyard--hence
Nova (on left) is the sister to Yukon. These two were dropped off at the shelter with no explanation. She is a gorgeous dog who now lives in Willow Spring with Emily and her devoted German Shepherd, Sadie.
