What is a Hospice vs. Sponsoring a dog
This is a great opportunity to help an animal in need while they are in the kennel environment to help keep their spunk up and to give them just a little bit extra.
Hospice dogs we take in usually one per person at a time. So 3 total. These are dogs that are old, medical conditions, temp issues. Sponsoring a dog is a special a neat way to help share the dog to get additional training and resources to which we can hopefully find them a forever home. Please feel free to email us at if you have questions.

Dallas
Goal: $2000
Dallas was diagnosed with Lupus which is going to require ongoing care and monthly vet visits for blood work. Due to his age and his diagnosis we do not know if he will find a home. If you would like to sponsor him it would mean the world to us.

Lark
Goal $1000
Lark has a grade 6 heart murmur due to a congenital defect. She is so loving and so sweet, but again we are left with the question how much time, special needs. She is on supplements and has vet visits if something becomes abnormal. If you would like to support her since that seems to be a deterrent on adoption and she will spend a long while with the rescue.

Noah
Goal $2500
Noah arrived in September as a 9 Month old Hospice. He is blind and epileptic. If you have ever experienced owning an epileptic dog or pet there is constant vetting needed to balance out meds while keeping track of organ function particularly liver and kidney. We also have to continue to monitor him for break through seizures. Any amount helps as he will be with the rescue indefinitely.