South Hampton Roads Adoptable Pets

South Hampton Roads Adoptable Pets This page is designed to showcase rescue dogs saved from high kill shelters throughout the US and loc

10/28/2024

Looking for a foster for a 13 yo cat for approximately 2 months while the owner addresses medical concerns. All food and supplies will be provided, along with utd shot record. More info to come tomorrow along with pics.

10/11/2024
Midland, TX: 4 month old puppies release for euthanasia. Immediate interest needed to save their lives. Please share, sh...
09/29/2024

Midland, TX: 4 month old puppies release for euthanasia. Immediate interest needed to save their lives. Please share, share, share-you may know someone willing and wanting a loyal pup.
All females-2 or 3 available.

09/27/2024
Northeastern, NC and Southeastern, VA: Meet Tasha! She is ready for her forever home  and currently residing with her fo...
09/18/2024

Northeastern, NC and Southeastern, VA: Meet Tasha! She is ready for her forever home and currently residing with her foster family in Elizabth City, NC.

Tasha is a spay, HW neg, UTD on her wellness care and on preventatives GSD mix. We believe with a sight hound breed because of her larger nose and lean build. Tasha is estimated to be coming up on the age of three. She has been through basic training and attends doggie daycare. Tasha lives with a male husky in her foster home. She is potty trained.

Tasha was a save from central CA. She was a young pup herself having puppies on the street in 100 degree plus temperatures. According to residents in the area, all her puppies past away but one that was with her at rescue.

Tasha was found begging for food in a convenience store parking lot. A good Samaritan gave her something to eat, Tasha rushed with the food to the bushes instead of devouring the food. The good Samaritan followed her to find a malnourished puppy barely alive. Another very large national rescue group took the puppy, but left young mama Tasha behind to be taken to the overcrowded shelter to be euthanized.That is when we got involved and got Tasha to me in the east.

Tasha loves walks and does well on the leash. She warms up to people and becomes very attached. Men need to give a little more time for her to completely accept them. She can be protective over babies and sometimes females that she has bonded with. Tasha will need another confident but not territorial dog in the home for her to mirror, preferably a male. She loves her toys!

We have no history for cats, therefore, no cats and no children or much older children only. Tasha needs a secured backyard with a privacy fence. She would benefit from a family that enjoys walks and hikes. She can be very energentic and playful, but she loves her rest and cuddle time too. She is a couch potato so if climbing up on furniture is an issue, she might not be the one for you.

Tasha will make a loyal, loving and life-long companion in the right home situation. She requires a completed adoption application, a home visit prior to adoption, follow up communications after adoption, which includes annual updates for life. Her adoption fee is $100. Feel free to reach out on this post or email me at [email protected]. Don’t miss out on meeting this wonderful companion for your sake. If now isn’t the time, please share Tasha for her sake. Thank you!

Here’s my thought for the day. Don’t get pulled into doing the same. Break the cycle.
09/05/2024

Here’s my thought for the day.

Don’t get pulled into doing the same. Break the cycle.

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Take a moment and meet R***r, Rogan, Remi, Sammy, Hannah, Chuck, Tate, Sarg, Bobby, Zeus, Queenie, Sally and Annie. All with amazing stories of surviving against the odds. All looking for their second chance at home and family. It just takes one tender heart to say yes and destiny is forever changed. The Guardian Animal Foundation, home-based in Greenville, NC, saved over 144 animals during 2018 in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence. The gracious co-founders, Kelli Williams and Tami Hope, built an organization that is 100% volunteer-based and 100% of all donations go directly to the animals saved and their care. They have empowered me to work a satellite location in Virginia Beach, VA on their rescue’s behalf. Any donations given for this location will sponsor the needs of the animals listed on this page. Please take a moment and read their back stories. If you know someone looking for a great pet in Hampton Roads, please share these animals for their “happily ever after re-homed” ending. These dogs want to join the ranks of Luna, Vee, Robby, Godiva, Homer/Dallas, Clara/Molly, Adele/Daisy, Buddy/Brody/Charlie, Logan/Shino (pronounced Sheeno), Hercules/Sherman. The ones that made it to their “happy ever after” second chance. Learn about our already placed pups and the rally it took from the village to give them the opportunities to live past the tough road of shelter life and all the bumps and turns that come along with it in finding their forever place, their safe haven. In the summer of 2018, my awakening began by helping a large rottie girl, named Luna, find her second chance before having to go to a shelter. It changed my world. By fall, I was assisting with my first shelter “death row” dog pull 3000 miles away and placed her within my community. The mission grew rapidly from there. By year’s end, I assisted two more dogs in making it out safely from death row in high kill shelters, but there is always that one that doesn’t make it out. The one that always sticks in your mind as you help all the others. The one you couldn’t help, despite all the energies put into a rescue plan. My beautiful Rock is pictured above. He was killed, despite my best efforts to save him. Rock changed everything for me. I saw the despair in rescue, as much as the hope I had seen before with Luna. Because of Rock, he is the reason I don’t give up. No longer can I turn a blind eye to the state of affairs in our country’s animal shelters.