11/29/2025
Honey spent her whole life outside, watching the world from the edges, always “the dog in the yard,” never really someone’s pet. 💔
She landed in an overcrowded shelter and waited there for months before we had the chance to save her life. Honey is our little piece of sunshine, and we can only keep saving dogs like her when we have committed foster homes. We’re asking for your help again. 💛
Right now, Honey is hanging out with our amazing friend Angela, but her foster mom will be away on weekends and this girl really needs stability. She’s a flighty, sensitive soul who does best with someone calm, confident, and steady – a person who can show her that the world is safe and predictable.
If you foster Honey, you’re not doing it alone:
💬 You’ll get a personal lesson from Angela
📚 You’ll have ongoing 24/7 behavior + training support from us
🐾 You’ll be part of her whole glow-up story
A little more about Honey:
💖 Shy, sensitive, and incredibly sweet
🌱 Just coming out of her shell and starting to trust
🐕 Likes dogs big and small
🧡 Does best with slow, thoughtful introductions
🏡 Lived outside with other dogs her entire life – we’re teaching her how to be a cherished indoor pet for the very first time
We just need a safe, secure foster home to help her keep blooming. 🌼
If you think Honey might be your girl, please reach out, fill out a foster application at the link in our bio, or send us a message. Help us show her what it feels like to finally be someone’s dog. 🤍
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Beezy’s Rescue is a foster-based nonprofit saving overlooked, abandoned, and at-risk dogs from overcrowded shelters and inhumane conditions in Los Angeles and Connecticut. Through home-based decompression, behavior-informed care, advocacy, and education, we help dogs heal, thrive, and find the right homes. There are no perfect dogs or humans, only thoughtful matches.