Pads Four Paws

11/10/2024

I am adamant that I will not vacate this spot, since I believe I have a legitimate claim to this new dwelling.

11/03/2024

Light up his or hers life with love ❤️

08/07/2024

Condo for dogs. I think at least 4 can fit this house. The possibility of a tiny home comes to mind. . .

04/20/2024

Please, please can I have one.

04/20/2024

Here is the inside of our next home. Video of the completed coming soon.

04/19/2024

This home has a addition that the owner has purchased so his buddy will be safe and warm. More pics to come.

04/13/2024

I have a new house/condo for my friends. BIG house for those who are bigger than me. Wow the space !! Order one now.

03/24/2024

Dog home

02/16/2024

Yes please.

01/27/2024

One of our customers reached out to say

Thank you for the house.

Everyone says it’s beautiful

01/27/2024

He uses the house to hide from me if I want to take him somewhere. He is stubborn. He has fun when he goes places but doesn’t want to get in car.

01/17/2024

Peyton passed away in our shelter last night.

He came to us just yesterday, a weary soul found in a barn. Fourteen years old, underweight, half an ear missing, and struggling to breathe. His microchip, dating back to 2009, was a silent witness to a life that once was – a life that had somewhere turned bleak and lonely.

In his final hours, Peyton experienced moments of love and care that had been missing for so long. We cleaned his crusted nose, combed out his matts, and he purred, basking in the affection he so deserved. He clung to our warmth, his body going limp with trust and perhaps, relief.

This morning, we found him gone, his struggle quietly ended in the comfort of a soft blanket and a full belly. His departure is a profound reminder of the countless animals who face similar fates, animals whose stories go untold, whose lives end without a whisper.

Peyton's story is a glimpse into the harsh realities faced by many animals. It's a testament to the resilience and enduring hope they possess, even in the face of neglect and abandonment. It underscores the vital role shelters play – not just as a place of refuge, but as a final sanctuary where love and care are given, even if just for a moment.

As we mourn Peyton, let's remember the countless others like him. Each day, shelters across the country are filled with animals waiting for a second chance, for a family, for a home. They wait for someone to notice them, to care, to extend a hand of kindness.

Peyton's story is not just about loss; it's about awareness, compassion, and the bitter-sweet role shelters play in the lives of animals. In sharing his story, we hope to shed light on the unseen struggles and to inspire a community of care and support for these innocent lives.

Rest in peace, Peyton. In your final hours, you were surrounded by love, and your story will not be forgotten.

01/16/2024

This was another rescue but please take notice. The dog house this dog lives in. This is why we build for them. https://www.facebook.com/AlbertsDogLounge/videos/saving-lives-sunday-a-few-weeks-ago-one-of-our-volunteers-who-is-also-very-heavi/1364636004181265/

01/16/2024

Found this girl wondering in minus 35 weather. Rescued her. One very cold dog. Didn’t hesitate to get in our vehicle.

01/12/2024

let me tell you a secret....a new house is coming...

01/12/2024

Many dog houses are being built now days with plywood and studs and a roof. Usually four walls with a hole and a roof. A house to hide away from the view of the yard. We build a home that a dog can be proud of and a family who want to enjoy the craftsman of these fine homes. Art for the yard!

01/09/2024

11/11/2023

Here is the finished home. A job well done!!