Luke's Hidden Haven

08/14/2024

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08/13/2024

🥳🥳🥳AUGUST 24TH 10AM-2PM🥳🥳🥳🥳
Bring your family and friends to the Wysox Tractor Supply we have an exciting day!!! We will have the following at the store!

❤️ 2 local animal shelters with pets to adopt (free goodie bags supplied by TSC for pets adopted)
❤️a local dog trainer to answer questions you may have or set up training classes
❤️ quite a few local vendors coming to set up for you to shop(some with some goats you can pet or possibly take home🙈)
❤️Sullivan Racing with both cars(we all know kids loooove race cars)
❤️a food truck
❤️saddle fitting for those of you with horses who just may need that little bit of help getting things situated
❤️pet treat tasting put on by TSC
❤️hopefully some different pets for a small petting zoo

Could be more!! We have 2 weeks yet to go! If you have an idea or would like to show up please feel free to reach out to me on here or call the store(570-265-1900) and ask for Diana Cole or me, we are the 2 lovely ladies hosting this and we love new ideas to help bring our community together!! ❤️ 🥳🇺🇲

08/13/2024

08/12/2024

08/09/2024

Prince n the rest of the residents at Lukes Hidden Haven would like to say that you to CC Allis for the wonderful donations.

08/09/2024

A Florida woman decided to shoot a dog with a crossbow after it peed on her car tire.

The 37-year-old woman justified her actions by saying that she didn’t actually mean to hit the animal, only to frighten it of her yard.

The arrow hit the lab right in the head, teaching this dog a lesson, and then some. Widely-circulated photos of the injury show an arrow protruding from the lab’s forehead, leading the poor pup to be nicknamed “Unicorn” by rescuers.

According to Wilson, the 4-year-old lab initiated the incident by lunging at her disabled daughter, and supposedly had a history of mischief after killing other animals in her yard. “The dog doesn’t want to leave, so I grabbed a crossbow, my intentions were not to kill the dog, but to try to get the message across, ‘Get out the yard!”

But animal control disputed this story...

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08/09/2024

08/08/2024

We are bursting at the seems and looking for few good people to join our great team. You must be 18 years n have a driver's license. please no drugs. We do drug test.

08/08/2024

Feb 2024, Carol L. adopted Tucker, (pit mix), from one of our fosters. This was their small way of giving back for the joy he has given them! 100.00 Gift Card to Chewy. Thank you for all your Help Carol. Also thank you for giving Tucker the life he deserves. Spoiled

08/08/2024

Wishlist for August

In desperate need of dry food for little n big dogs

Pine sol
Paper towels
Dog biscuits large and medium
Soft small dog biscuits
Fleece blankets
Tall White 18 gallon Trash bags
30 Gallon black trash bags

08/06/2024

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08/04/2024

This is wonderful Mia adopted and rehabbed by Linda W. A long term supported and donor. Mia lives with her adoring owner and her doggy friends. Mia came to Luke’s hidden haven as a surrender and needed a lot of help .. Linda stepped up within thirty minutes of her arrival here and took her home and adopted her …She is a wonderful dog in every way. LIving the life she always deserved and never had. Bless you Linda

08/03/2024

Beautiful Lucy.. she is staying at Luke’s pet motel and spa boarding kennel for a few days…… we love her visits she is such a good girl

08/03/2024

The volunteers at Luke’s hidden haven come in many sizes…this is Billys crew of helpers they are always willing to help and entertain us

08/03/2024

Willow she is an adoptee from Luke’s hidden haven …,she lives with Darcy and runs the household we always love to hear about our adopted dogs

08/02/2024

Mia the silken terrier with her loving owner Jim rescued by Luke’s hidden haven after her owner passed away ..we love to hear news of our past residents ..bless you Jim for taking such good care of this little girl …she loves to swim

08/01/2024

No matter where they’re located, shelters across the country are drowning in a sea of unadopted animals. As excruciating as it’s been to navigate this crisis, staff members and volunteers are hopeful that the public will come together to help needy animals in their cities.
Finding adoptive and foster homes for shelter animals is the best way to help mitigate the overcrowding crisis. People who can’t adopt or foster can still help by donating to their local shelters or volunteering their time.
“If you can’t bring an animal home at all, even temporarily, you can volunteer in a shelter. Every single interaction these dogs get makes them happier, fulfilled and leads to a much quicker adoption. Every single hour donated changes their lives.”

Below are some of the dogs that are available for adoption at Lukes Hidden Haven.

07/26/2024

Marrow bones brought by Erinn and Colton delight our residents, who demonstrate their appreciation with energetic tail wagging.

07/26/2024

Roots Appliance & Sharpening, thank you for the generous gift of a dryer. Billy, our residents are grateful for your efforts in keeping their bedding dry.

07/25/2024

Theo. …..another lucky adopted dog from Luke’s hidden haven ….theo came to us with deformed back legs although he got around great ….we thought we could have them surgicaly corrected but it was not medically possible …Theo was here for two years until he was adopted by the matriarch of a wonderful extended family in the Philadelphia area he is loved cherished and adored. Bless you all