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Apollo · Apollo is 7 yrs old , I actually bought him from pet shop at 3 months old he was the largest in the litter He is weighing at about 22 to 25 lbs He is Really aggressive even tho he is Neutered Took him two years to allow one of my sons to pet him , the other took 3 yrs He never wanted anyone to pet him but me and my granddaughter He isn’t very friendly , I think it’s my fault , my daughter says I didn’t socialize him properly, but he is very loving to me He sucks on his blanket like a baby till he falls asleep , sometimes he chews on it He like to chase and be chased He will go in anyone’s bag and take stuff out expecting you to chase him for it that’s his favorite thing to do Doest like Baths but he insists that you clean his butt right after he does his business , he will bark and bark until you get up and go clean him So much more to this little guy but not enough space to write in lololol. I can’t bend to pick stuff up so I ask him to pick it up and he does Very smart he is Bilingual , Learned to use those Buttons to talk to us in about 15 to 20 minutes 4 Buttons Of course he picked up on the word Snacks immediately Lolol He is very Verbal. And won’t stop talking to you until you do what he wants , or just listen to him because he likes to have conversations with whom ever will listen We all Love him Dearly almost lost him a couple of months back He had an allergic reaction to one of his yearly shots Bordetella Vaccine, he went into an anaphylactic shock needless to say I myself went nuts . I kept asking my daughter if she would go to Cali with me so Apollo could meet you , so we could meet you Lolol I’m a Big Fan of yours . Bye for now Luz
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Stories From Rescues We've Supported

Rescue Coop

“I’m just worried he’s gonna die never knowing a home or anything.”

My vet tech was talking about a senior boy named Stewie. Stewie lived in an outside kennel his entire life. When his owner died, he was neglected for months, kennel filling with feces, sporadic feeding, no vet care until he was surrendered to my vet.

Over a couple months, it became clear Stewie has advanced heartworms. He's coughing up blood, has the constant heartworm cough, is on multiple medications- at this stage his time is limited. He spends his days kenneled at the vet.

The ask was if I thought I may have room among the Coop pack, 4 of which are also hospice. My mind resisted because caring for the dogs, running the rescue, working full time, trying to keep up with laundry, house cleaning, etc has taken a mental and physical toll over the past year.

Caring for senior and hospice pups also has a way to push mortality in your face.
You think more about getting old.
Losing sight, vision, mobility.
Yet maintaining dignity, grace and peace.

“I’m just worried he’s gonna die never knowing a home or anything.”

The words sit heavily with me.
How can my heart say no.
I think of all the love hospice pups have given me.
Oscar, Beanie, my sweet Whiskey, the joy and gratitude of Fozzy Bear & others.
Any effort has been repaid tenfold in love.

I know I cannot help all the dogs.
But what's one more food bowl?
One more cozy bed squeezed into the madness.
I can give Stewie a home.
So he knows a home.
Because he matters.

He arrives home today.
Welcome to the Coop Stewie.
-Mom

PS: If you have the ability, please consider a senior or hospice pup.
They are worthy.

Leann's Animal Rescue

Bath time for Thaddius is definitely not his favorite activity but this sweet old man is truly turning a corner. He is almost 100% recovered from the neglect he came from, and today he heads back to the vet to have his ears checked again. We are all hoping and praying for a clean bill of health.

What breaks my heart most is knowing this boy has already lived through so much. Somewhere between 10-14 years old, Thaddius has spent time in a shelter after almost being euthanized, only to then be adopted into a home where he was neglected. And now... once again... he has no home to call his own.

Despite all of that, he is still such a gentle, loving soul. He deserves soft beds, peaceful naps, good food, and someone who will love him for the rest of his days. No more uncertainty. No more being overlooked. Just comfort, safety, and love.