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We rescue moms and their puppies. We raise them until they’re ready for their forever homes, then adopt them to responsible families.

11/07/2025

A couple of minutes in the day of the life of a mama and 5 1-week old puppies.
They are all thriving!

10/07/2025

I am so grateful. Thank you all for the wonderful donations. And more is coming in!

When I say that I couldn't do this without you, I mean it. I feel so supported.

So....names have been chosen! Stay tuned for big reveal.

Pups are thriving, getting nice and plump.
Mama becomes sweeter and friendlier every day, if that's even possible.
Loopy (the last pup from our previous litter) is feeling great and has been adventuring around town just like every 13 week old puppy should be.

Thank you all!

09/07/2025

Meet Loopy! 🐾
Age: 14 weeks
Breed: Mixed (adorable mystery!)
Size: Growing fast but still a lovable pup

Loopy is a total heart-stealer with his big paws, soulful eyes, and silly, sweet personality. At just 14 weeks old, this smart cookie is already housetrained and a champ on leash—seriously, he struts like a pro and loves every moment of walk time.

He’s a social butterfly who adores people of all ages and gets along wonderfully with other dogs. Whether he's greeting bookstore visitors like a four-legged concierge, lounging by your feet, or sharing snuggles on the porch, Loopy is all in. He's curious, cuddly, and full of that puppy charm.

Loopy is looking for a family who’ll keep up with his growing brain and body, and who’s ready for a lifelong best friend. If you're searching for a loyal companion with a perfect mix of manners and mischief, Loopy is your pup.

📚🐶 Bonus points if you love books, snacks, or belly rubs—because Loopy loves those too.

Share to find this adorable do**us an amazing home.

08/07/2025

Mama and pups had a great first night.

First, let me thank Paul at Roadies & Rescues for transport help. Like that page and send a donation! They really saved time for me, that I spent getting the puppy area ready for this new family.

Mama is SOOOOO friendly! And she let us handle her pups. But at first, we were using the big pool and she didn't seem to want to nurse.

So, in the evening, I took the pups out of the pool, onto a nice soft blanket. Mama sat down on the cold hard floor! I then, gently placed the pups next to her and they started nursing. She got more comfy and actually used the blanket to rest her head.

I switched out the big pool for a smaller enclosure. Voila, happy mama, happy family! She curled up with them and I'm guessing from their plump bellies this morning, they nursed all night!

This girl is a prize. Follow along as we get to know her.

08/07/2025

Yay!! Puppies are nursing.

08/07/2025

One sweet little mama, and 5 pups who are 5 days old. Life just keeps getting better and better!

Weight check happening tonight, but they're plump, so I'm not worried.

Brown & black pup is a male.
2 black females
1 black male
Black and white pup is a male

Mama ate a nice late lunch and she's ready for dinner.
I love this work.

07/07/2025

Loopy had a good night and played this morning. Now he’s napping under Aunt Tashi’s careful monitoring.

07/07/2025

At 8:30 this morning, I left a puppy out back, bouncing around, happy. By the time Kevin got up at 10, Loopy was sacked out in his spot - on the cool bricks, against the house. 30 minutes later, he hadn't moved. 5 minutes later, he didn't even lift his head when called. Kevin nudged him and Loopy lost his bladder control. That's how fast a puppy can go down.

Since I was on Mom-duty while her caregiver has the day off, we conferred by phone. Is this ER worthy? All the pups who have declined this fast raced through my mind. We were able to save a few, and we weathered the heartbreak of the others who didn't make it.

At the same time, a FB acquaintenance was sitting in an ER waiting room with her non emergency issue. She knew that it would take weeks to get a 'regular' appointment, and that her dog wasn't an emergency, but definitely couldn't wait 2 weeks. What to do? Wait until it becomes an emergency? Same with human medicine...

Then as Kevin relayed from the ER waiting room that more puppies were in the queue to be tested for parvo, I read (on fb) that another rescue was at the same ER with potential parvo pups. What are the chances? Turns out, they're pretty high...

I do not fault the vets, nor the veterinary industry. But this is untenable. AND at the same time - I thank the universe that I can pay $1000 for tests for one particular puppy.

Fortunately, Loopy was Parvo negative. And there was nothing conclusive on the urinalysis. So, move on to other diagnostics.

I was on the phone during these consults, while Kevin was in the same exam room where we'd said good-bye to Chief this winter, sitting in the same chair where he'd said good-bye to our little Edith a month later. I don't really know much about post traumatic stress or secondary trauma, but this is what I imagine.

Names of tests, dollar amounts. They really wanted to do more. We authorized the blood test, which showed elevated white blood cells - could be an infection. We opted to go home after giving fluids, with a prescription for antibiotics and close monitoring. No x-ray or ultrasound...yet.

I don't know what's right. As I was composing this post, he vomited, a lot. Then ate some chicken and rice and happily took his meds.

He's sleeping now. This is the part of pet ownership that I really don't like. The uncertainty. The second-guessing. I am trying to stay in the moment and not project past puppy deaths. And that is taking all of what I've got left.

Let's see what the morning brings.
Thank you all for riding the roller coaster of rescue with me.

06/07/2025

Like mother, like son.

That's Lily on the left, sleeping in her favorite position. Lupine loves to sleep like that too!

Lupine's available for adoption - 13 weeks old, housetrained, crate conditioned. Learning to walk on leash. Loves kids, all people, other dogs.

We think he might be a shepherd/husky mix with probably a lot of other stuff thrown in there. His mom is 60 pounds, he might get a little bigger.

He's ready for a home of his own. Is he your new best friend?
Message me if you'd like to meet him.

Share to find a great home!

04/07/2025

Update: Mom and pups will arrive on Monday! Thank you all so much for your donations and support.

Who wants to save 7 lives with me today?

This 30 pound mama was found in active labor on the side of the road, one pup already born. 4 more came during the car ride to the shelter, and #6 was born in the lobby.

I just need some support:

The cost of vet care has increased. The cost of kibble has jumped too. Please donate what you can:

Venmo: -Davy (picture of me in a purple shirt, holding a puppy)
Paypal or Credit Cards: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=577DJVSWFPALE
Chewy Wishlist: https://www.chewy.com/g/remap_b132618077 -list&wishlistsortby=AVAILABILITY

Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/JYU1PZDOBIR6?ref_=wl_share

Lupine is still with us and he needs a home. 13 week old shep/husky mix pup, already housetrained, sleeps through the night, loves kids and dogs and everyone he meets. His leash skills are pretty good too! Just a lovely dog. I'll do a separate post so that you can all share him.

Your time: this is a new kind of request for us. My work is moving into the busy season. And I'm prioritizing my health through exercise and diet. That adds up to less time to devote to hands-on care for the fosters. I'll do the early morning feeding and cleanup, but I could use some help at lunchtime and again for dinner/evening. Email [email protected] if you can spare some hours. Let me know days and times that work for you.

I just can't let a mama and her babies linger in a shelter. Who's with me?

03/07/2025

Puppy see, puppy do!

We are so enamored by this puppy. I caught my husband saying, 'I know that we've decided to be a 2-dog family, after many years of loving 3 dogs, but maybe we should....'

Hey there, slow your roll.

AND I love this puppy. It is taking every ounce of willpower in my very being to NOT keep him.

So, in the meantime, I will be puppy spamming every cute thing that he does - he does a lot! - until he finds his happily every after.

If you're lucky enough to be chosen to adopt this puppy, your life with dogs is set, you will be rewarded 10-fold, remember to send updates, photos appreciated. :)

03/07/2025

When there's one puppy left from a litter, we have a puppy! It doesn't mean that we're going to keep him, but we incorporate him into our lives as if we were.

The advantages that we have is that he's already met our dogs, he's already spent time (not all the time) in the main part of the house, he already understands the schedule of our household.

The last puppy is NOT a reject, or in any way defective. It just means that adopters found a fit with other puppies. The last puppy is often the calmest, or least competitive - not rushing up to greet adopters and make themselves noticed.

In this case, Lupine is here with us. We have some applications and are just waiting for adopters to schedule visits.

Meanwhile, Tashi will show him the ropes and we get to enjoy one awesome puppy!!!!!

Message me if you're interested (in Lupine, not Tashi), because with this litter, there were a bunch of adoptions that fell through at the last minute. Lupine could be your one and only!

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