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Good Puppy Guide, 4439 Gale Street, Livermore, CA (2025)

11/01/2025

🚨 Emergency Rescue Incoming 🚨

A woman just sent us this photo — she found this puppy lying by the roadside in rural Georgia. He’s still breathing. 💔

Weak, soaked, and barely able to move… this young pit bull boy has clearly been through something terrible. His face is swollen, his body exhausted — but his heart is still fighting. ❤️‍🩹

She’s on her way here with him right now, wrapped in a blanket, and our vet team is standing by — ready to give him fluids, warmth, pain relief, and, most of all, a chance to live.

We don’t know what he’s been through, but we do know this:
👉 He deserves love.
👉 He deserves safety.
👉 He deserves healing.

Please keep this brave soul in your thoughts tonight.
Drop a ❤️ in the comments to send him strength — let’s show him that love is already waiting for him. 🐾

🥹❤

10/31/2025

An Italian man carried his old Labrador to the sea for one last visit. The air was cool, the waves soft, and the morning quiet. He held his best friend close, the dog’s head resting gently on his lap, eyes half-closed but still drawn to the shimmer of the water. ❤️

In a soft voice, he told him this moment was their gift — not to fight what was coming, but to honor all the love they’d shared. One final breath. One last memory. Just peace, between a man and the loyal friend who had walked every step of life beside him. 🐾🌊

10/30/2025

“The gentlest way to love something broken is to give it time.” 💞🐾

Our newest rescue was terrified of men. The shelter said she’d been returned twice abused, scared, trembling whenever a man came near. They told us she might never trust again.

So my husband didn’t force her.
He simply spread a blanket on the floor each evening and waited. No words. No pressure. Just presence.

The first night, she stayed far away.
The second night, a little closer.
By the third night… she laid beside him — and used his head as a pillow. 🥹

I took this photo with tears in my eyes because I realized — this is what real love looks like. Patience. Quiet understanding. A willingness to hurt your neck rather than hurt her trust.

We bought her a soft upcycled bed and calming treats — but what she needed most wasn’t comfort or food… it was a choice. The choice to come close when she was ready.

She’s still afraid of most men.
But she follows my husband everywhere now — and every night, she sleeps with her head on his pillow. 🐶❤️🥺

Sometimes, healing doesn’t happen because of training. It happens because someone finally waits long enough.

– Margith Akram 🌿❤

10/30/2025

Her name is Lois.
Her fur is the color of faded sunlight — but her eyes tell a story no heart should bear. 💔

She sat in that tiny cage, pressed against six others, barely able to move.
The air was hot. The floor was cold.
And no one came for hours.

Her little body trembled as she tried to breathe, her gaze locked on the world that had forgotten her.
Every sound made her flinch.
Every shadow made her smaller.

She didn’t understand why love had left her there — waiting, hungry, unseen.
Just a little soul… hoping someone would finally see her pain. 🐾

If you ever visit a shelter — look for the quiet ones.
The ones who don’t bark. The ones who’ve already given up.
They’re the ones who need you the most. ❤️

🥺❤

10/30/2025

She gave birth here… in this cold, lonely shelter.
No comfort. No warmth. Yet she carried herself with quiet dignity. 💔

Abandoned while pregnant, she still held onto hope — hope that the world might still have kindness left.
Now she watches over her tiny babies with a love so deep, it could break your heart. 💞

She feeds them, keeps them warm, shields them from the world — but behind those gentle eyes hides fear…
The fear of being forgotten.

This isn’t just a mother waiting.
It’s a soul dreaming — of safety, of love, of a home. 🕊️

Her puppies are safe for now… but they deserve more.
A place to belong.
And so does she.

She’s not asking for much — just a chance. A family. A little love. ❤️

❤🥺

10/09/2025

I’m really sorry you’re going through that. Losing a pet — especially one as young and loved as River — can feel absolutely unbearable. That kind of loss isn’t “just a dog”; it’s losing a part of your everyday life, your routine, your comfort. River wasn’t just with you — he was part of you.

It’s okay to feel broken right now. You gave him love, safety, and a home, and that’s everything a dog could ever ask for. The fact that you’re hurting so deeply just shows how strong that bond was.

If you’d like, I can help you write a gentle, heartfelt version of River’s story — something you could post as a tribute to him (for Facebook, Instagram, etc.). It can be simple, respectful, and comforting to others who’ve lost their dogs too.
🥺💔🐕

09/24/2025

Eyelit’s tiny body was buried under heavy mats of fur so tight they pulled at her skin with every move she made she couldn’t see the world through the hair covering her eyes and she could barely take a step 💔 when her family moved away they left her behind in the empty house like she didn’t matter no food no water only silence broken by her soft cries echoing through the dark rooms for a week she struggled to survive hungry thirsty and scared each day dragging on with no one coming back for her at last neighbors heard her faint whimpers and called for help and when rescuer Suzette Hall walked in Eyelit still managed to wag her little tail as if she already knew the pain was finally over and love had finally arrived ❤️

09/23/2025

An Italian man carried his aging Labrador to the sea for one final visit the air was cool and still the waves gentle as he held his best friend close the dog’s tired head rested in his lap eyes half-closed but still drawn to the shimmer of the water with a soft voice he told him this moment was a gift not to fight what was coming but to honor the love they had shared one last breath one last memory a quiet act of devotion between a man and the companion who had walked beside him through life 🐾❤️

09/23/2025

I found her hiding under a park bench, trembling and tiny, with eyes that seemed too big for her little face. Someone had left her there, alone and scared, and for a moment I thought she might never trust anyone again. I gently picked her up, wrapped her in my jacket, and whispered that she was safe now. As we walked home, she slowly leaned into me, letting out a soft sigh. That little sigh said more than words ever could—she was finally ready to believe in love again. Today, she’s safe, warm, and already showing her playful side, chasing shadows and curling up in my lap. Some lives begin with heartbreak, but with a little care, they can find happiness too 🐾❤️

09/22/2025

When rescuers found Milo, he wasn’t bleeding, he wasn’t broken… but his eyes told the whole story. He had been left behind, ignored, forgotten. He would flinch every time someone raised a hand, as if waiting for the pain.

And yet… when one gentle hand reached out with love, Milo leaned in. His tail wagged. He chose to trust again.

Today, Milo is safe, warm, and finally loved. But those eyes? They still remind us—dogs never forget… they just forgive. ❤️

09/21/2025

Meet Hadley – A True Miracle 💕🐾

Just a few days ago, this sweet girl was found all alone, abandoned in the parking garage of an Indian casino. 💔 It looks like she once had puppies, but no one knows what became of them… and the thought of someone leaving such a gentle soul behind is heartbreaking.

Today is only my second full day with her, and I can’t believe how incredible she is already. She follows me everywhere, sits politely on command, showers me with endless kisses, and melts when you scratch her belly. She’s already stolen my heart. 🥹

We’ve gone to the park, wandered through Petco, and she greets every single person with pure love. When someone ignores her, she gives the saddest little look that could break anyone’s heart.

Hadley also has the funniest way of sleeping—sometimes in the silliest positions—and when she’s ready for bed, she quietly excuses herself like a little lady. 💤

But what makes her even more precious is this: she’s the first dog I’ve been able to love since losing my 19-year-old poodle, Annie. Annie was my whole world, and even years later, I still cry for her almost daily. I never thought my heart would feel joy again… until Hadley. ❤️

She truly is an angel on earth in a little dog body, filling my days with light, love, and hope. I feel so blessed we found each other, and I can’t wait for all the adventures to come.

👉 Swipe to see her “before” photo from rescue day—scruffy, abandoned, yet still absolutely adorable. 🐶✨

Credit: Respected Owner

09/21/2025

When Sarah passed away, her family worried most about her beagle, Toby. He had been by her side every single day for 12 years.

On the first night without her, Toby went to her bedroom, jumped on the bed, and curled up in his usual spot. But instead of snuggling against Sarah, he pressed himself against her pillow.

Every night since, Toby has done the same. He curls up by the empty bed, waiting for the one person who won’t return. His loyalty is heartbreaking but also a reminder—dogs never stop loving us, even after we’re gone. 🥺💔

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