Rescue ~ Rehab ~ Rehome

Pyr 2: Malaki

This is Malaki, now Snoopy. He is doing great in his new home! His 11 year old sister, Butterscotch, is acting like a puppy, playing and running and soon they will have their own fenced in yard to run and play in!

Aero

Tucker is doing Great! It took some time but we finally got him to come up on the couch and bed. All 3 of us can t fit when he is there, but he likes it. Lol. And get this...he is not so kong dependent anymore. We noticed the difference about a month ago. He will pick one up but only chew a couple times and drop it. No more chewing for hours???? What happened to our baby boy??? Lol. It took 7 months but he is finally becoming very relaxed. He doesn't follow me to the bathroom each and every time any more. To be honest I miss that . Lol. He is doing great with training too. We use a muzzle, but after meeting other dogs, the initial excitement wears off and he doesn't care they are there . On Saturday I got down and really played tug with this other dog and he sat there like nothing. Very surprising. As soon as the weather breaks, we will be taking him on Saturday morning walks with other dogs to keep up the socialization . But indoor training has been great. The first time the instructor told me to drop the leash, tell him to sit, and walk away from him, in a room with 7 other dogs???! I thought she was nuts...he didn't even care they were there, stayed focused on me. Jo and I can't tell you how much we love the big lug.

Champ Two

This photo was received on 4/5/2018. He sure looks like a different dog! The was shaved and weighed 70 pounds when he came to H2H a year ago.

Bonham

Gunnar formerly known as Bonham and his brother Noah. He was adopted in the beginning of the year. His adopter sent this to me. Certainly helped brighten my day.

Penny

One of our fosters shared this. The quote is from the adopter and the testimonial is from the foster. Thanks Mandy and Evan for your hearts for fostering and to Jen and family for adopting and giving his special pair a forever home. "We love our hounds so much! They are doing wonderful and we couldn’t be happier with them!" - To think we almost lost Penny last Spring, and look at her now!! We gave this family the option to only adopt her son, Bullet, since Penny had serious health issues. The adoptive mom broke down in tears because as a mom herself, she could never split Penny up from Bullet. Once Penny was stable and nearing the end of her treatment, she and Bullet went on to live the happiest life imaginable with their new family!! They are so fortunate that this family moved from California and found them. These pups stayed with us for 6 months, with many emergency vet trips along the way. If I had to pick just one success story to share, THIS is my very favorite. The family stays in touch and sends wonderful pictures of Penny and Bullet. Makes my heart so happy