11/19/2025
If your life suddenly changed and you were unable to care for your dogs, what would happen to them? Where would they end up? Who would care for them?
🐾 A large part of our mission here at the Sanctuary is to be a safe haven for pets whose owners become ill and can no longer care for them, or in cases where an owner passes away and there is no family to take the dogs in.
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A couple of weeks ago, we were contacted by Ed who was trying to find someone willing to take in the two dogs who belonged to Mr. C., a man who worked for him. One of Mr. C’s final wishes was that his two dogs, Izzy Azalea and Gunther, be adopted by the same person so that they would not be separated. While Ed could not promise Mr. C. that this would happen before he passed away, Ed was beyond relieved when we told him that we could honor this request. 💜
Izzy Azalea and Gunther already have a home waiting for them with a previous adopter. … About a month ago, a member of Team Trooper shared that the pup she adopted from us three years ago had recently crossed the Rainbow Bridge. She and her husband were interested in adopting a senior fur baby (or two) from us. We told them about Izzy and Gunther, and they were immediately interested in knowing more. … The adoption is now in process for these two kind-hearted senior pups!! ☺️
Can you be assured your doxies will end up in good hands in the event something should happen to you? Be prepared if you do not have family who will be able to take them in. 🫶 If you are in Texas, you can let your loved ones know about The Promised Land Dachshund Sanctuary. There are rescue groups all across the nation that may be able to help, if you live outside of the state. 🙏
