A FEW SUCCESS STORIES (Their Hoo-mans Found Them)

Ruby was a full breed Doberman that was driven out and dumped in the dessert. We understood the dangers she would face because of her breed. So, we took her in right away before any shelter or dog fighting scouts can get her. She is now a loved family member in a 7 acre home with lots of fur brothers and sisters. Living the life she deserved to have all along. 

She loves snuggling with her Hoo-man in their King sized bed, takes daily runs in her 7 acre paradise and gets lots of treats and hugs from all her Hoo-mans.

Axel was a very sad story. 

Finding him in Ontario California , starved to bones and completely burnt all over his rear side. Axel was close to death. After much needed medical care and love he desperately longed for. Axel made a full recovery and was adopted by his Fur-ever family. Axel now joins the father on his truck driving jobs. He has now been all over the country. With the rest of the family fighting over Axel staying home and not  go trucking with dad. He is not falling short on the love anymore. 

Floyd was found abandoned in a box near a freeway off ramp as a kitten. With much efforts trying to locate his brothers and sisters. He was the only one found.

Floyed found his Fur-ever home with his new Hoo-man brother. Giving his new Hoo-mans a run for their money. 

He is as frisky as they come.

Suga was saved from a stary litter that was being killed by the father cat. We saved Suga right in time. Unfortunately we were not in time for his brothers and sisters.

Suga has found his fur-ever home. With his Hoo-man obsessed with black cats, Suga was a perfect fit as a new member of the family.

Stan and Peter were saved as kittens abandoned by their mother. 

With them being so small, crows were picking at  them as they ran away from them. We were able to take them away from that horror and keep them safe. They were brothers and best friends. We did not have it in us to separate them. While they were getting older, they finally found their fur-ever home. 

As a new family in their new home wanted the company of "meows" filling the house. They were a PURRRRFECT edition to a beautiful new family. 

Chloe was an owner surrender. 

we could not chance her breed to be surrendered to a shelter with a very large chance of automatic euthanasian. We took Chloe in and she found her fur-ever home.

She now has a brown Doberman twin sister now. I could barely tell them apart myself.

She is now part of a spoiled Doberman duo that gets lots of treats and playtime with her Hoo-mans. 

Penny was found by a good Samaritan on the streets and just did not have the heart to leave her alone. She has the funniest personality and she LOVES toys. Penny was actually adopted by the same adopters who adopted Floyd. 

THAT"S RIGHT! Penny and Floyd are now brother and sister. Sharing the love of their Hoo-mans.

Spirit was saved from the Devor animal shelter in San Bernardino CA  on the day of her scheduled ethnicization. 

We went and took her out of that place to ive her another shot at life. 

She now is a loved family member to a retired mom. With lots of grand children to play with. 

She loves all her Hoo-mans. 

This silly litter of kittens were saved from under a couples shed in their back yard. They were stuck and could not fend for themselves due to being very young and all having eye infections made their survival more crucial. After hours of getting them out of a real tight spot. We finally took them in, cleaned them up, got medical attention for those eyes and they were ready for their fur-ever homes. 

Each one of these cuties has found their fur-ever homes and all of these cuties are loving their new Hoo-mans.

Benny was an owner surrender in the Riverside area. And if you know the Riverside animal shelter, you do not want any animals brought there. Let alone being surrendered there. We interceded and took little Benny in. He found his fur-ever home with a young couple and is living life as their only child. Visiting all the national parks and traveling like a outdoors man. He is getting plenty of love from both his Hoo-mans and doesn't fall short of his collections of toys he has at home. 

Frank was abandoned at the front entrance of a Tractor Supply Co in a small crate. Before opening hours, while snowing.

He had a note tapped on his crate saying they could not keep him because he bites. Making the TSC employees uneasy. 

TSC store manager called us and we picked him up.

Although, Frank was very scared, just like any other scared dog, Frank needed time and patience to get to know hoo-mans. 

Fast forward, with the love and patience Frank needed, HIS HOO_MAN finally found him. 

Girl was a owner surrender, and we know what the shelters do to the ones that are surrendered. No one is looking for them, their owners don't want them, THEY ARE THE FIRST TO GO! We could not let that happen to GIRL. She is full of life and has so much more love to give to her new HOO-MANS. She's living the life now. 

Suby was saved from an very elder lady's back yard. Her owner was to old and sick to care for her. After neighbors continued to witness Suby in a kennel walking over her own waste, with little to no water and food. After 2 years, we were finally called. We took Suby out of that Kennel prison and she is having a life full of love and lots of room to run and play. She is never going back to being crated 24/7. Suby's hoo-mans found her and they are keeping her.