Bou Bou

Ashely and Scott drove 3 hours to meet their new buddy. Bou Bou greeted them like a gentleman, showed them his tricks and took them for a walk around the neighborhood. When they returned Ashley said to Bou Bou, “Are you ready to go home?”. We know you will have a great life! Congratulations Bou Bou!!!

Booker

Our journey to adopting Willy (formerly Booker) starts as a sad story but ends on a happy note. When we lost our Yorkie, Madison, in October after a monthlong battle with lymphoma, we were not sure if or when we'd get another dog. Maddy was not only our little girl, she was our roommate, playmate, travel buddy, office assistant, therapy dog, and all-around perfect pup. She was with us for 13 years, and we were like two sad and lost puppies without the companionship of our wonder dog. In the days and weeks following, there was an emptiness we could not fill no matter how busy we kept ourselves. That's when we decided that since we have the time, space, and experience we'd volunteer to foster a Yorkie in need as a way to honor our Madison. Willy from Philly was found roaming the city streets all by himself, yet you'd never know it based on his happy and sweet disposition. Sure, he was nervous when he first came to us. He could not sit still the entire drive up the NJ Turnpike. He pooped on the floor within ten minutes of entering our apartment and marked everything in sight. He had an ear infection and dental disease. But with each minute, hour, and day he was with us, he calmed down and showed us more of his personality: he let us bathe him, joyfully played with his toys, ate more, snuggled up to us on the couch, showed us how well he walks on a leash, and recovered from dental surgery like a champ. And with each minute, hour, and day we've spent with him, we've realized that, while there is no replacement for Madison, we have the capacity to love and care for another dog. In short, we've helped each other heal. As we shared the news with family and friends that we were fostering a Yorkie, most predicted we'd be foster failures. We weren't convinced that we were ready, but turns out they were correct in their assumptions. Willy trotted into our lives at the right time without us even knowing it. We're thrilled to call him a member of our family and hope to adopt a sibling for him at some point but in the meantime we'll stick to fostering seriously. Congratulations Booker!!!

Belle

It was love at first sight when Pat, Fritz, and Hermie met Prince and Belle. They recently lost their Yorkie, Bailey, and were looking for a new friend for Hermie when they found these two. And they all hit it off the minute they were together. Congratulations to Prince and Belle and their new forever family and home! Congratulations Belle!!!

Brady

Today was Brady’s lucky day. He went to his forever home in Connecticut. His new parents Patty and Preston were delighted to meet him. After a few hours they decided that Brady is the ONE. They already brought a new jacket for him to wear home, which he enjoyed showing off. He will be the only pup in the house and will receive all the love and attention he deserves. Congratulations Brady!!!

Bailey Rae

Bailey Rae not only has a new loving Mom and Dad, she now has a brother, Bentley, who was adopted from SAY 2 years ago. Bailey and Bentley…already like two peas in a pod. The first thing we noticed when they met each other was how similar they were. The same ears, the same natural tails and they were wearing the same harnesses. Carol is definitely Bentley’s person, so we were hoping that Jim would be Bailey’s. And he is. Arriving home, Bailey was snuggled on Jim’s lap and is already a confirmed Pittsburgh Steeler’s fan! Just like Bentley, Bailey will be enjoying long walks, lots of attention, lots of kisses and will be spoiled to pieces. What a wonderful life for Bailey Rae! Thank you to Carol and Jim for giving this sweet little girl her happily ever after! Congratulations Bailey Rae!!!