Fur Ever Yours Dog Rescue

02/12/2024

Update 12/2/24 - All4Paws Okanogan Rescue has assumed care of Jinx. Please contact them if you wish to meet Jinx. 509-634-0789.

Home to Home: Meet Jinx, an 8-month-old German Shepherd who's looking for her forever home. She’s a sweet and energetic pup who was found alone and taken in by a kind young man. Unfortunately, he now has to travel for work and can't care for her. Currently, a disabled family member temporarily looking after Jinx.

Jinx gets along well with smaller animals (lives with a Maltese and a cat) but can be a bit protective around bigger dogs. With the right home, we believe she will thrive.

Home-to-Home Adoption: This connects families looking to rehome pets directly with adopters. Jinx is fully vaccinated, her spay surgery and shots will be covered by her current family. She’s house-trained, loves people, and knows basic commands like sit, lay down, and stay.

Let’s help a neighbor from Okanogan County. If you’re interested in adopting Jinx, reach out ASAP.

Family can travel to Wenatchee, Spokane, or Tonasket to find the perfect match. Share this post and let's help Jinx find her forever family!

Thank you for your support in our rescue efforts. Together, we can give Jinx the happy ending she deserves.

01/12/2024

Justice Deserves Her Very Own Christmas Miracle!

Justice has been waiting far too long, 3+ YEARS for someone to see past her nervousness in the pen and give her true self a chance to shine. This stunning black shepherd female came to N.O. Paws Left Behind Rescue & Okanogan County Everything Dogs as a 10-month-old pup and is now 3 ½ years old.

Once this girl warms up, she’s full of love, thrives on attention, and true to her breed. learns quickly. Justice is great with kids and enjoys playing with dogs her size.

Have you heard of Black Dog Syndrome? Many black dogs are overlooked in shelters simply because of their color. But black dogs like Justice are every bit as loyal, loving, and deserving of a home.

Give Justice the Christmas she deserves! Contact No Paws to schedule an appointment and meet this beautiful girl. Together, we can give her the happy ending she’s been waiting for!

If you can’t adopt Justice, please share her story. Help Justice find the perfect family! This girl has been waiting far too long.

30/11/2024

Grandpa Moses was found emaciated roaming isolated rural roads. Thanks to a grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization and the kindness of his foster family, he got the care he needed—dental work, treatment for his paw, and all his vaccinations.

Now, Grandpa Moses has found his calling. His new mom recently shared: "He is my support. He alerts before I faint. I have vfib with my heart. After about two months of spells, he just started catching on. He sits behind me, ears straight forward, and barks once, then lays down."

Moses didn’t just find his forever home—he found a purpose.

Please join us in celebrating Grandpa Moses and his incredible journey. Let’s inspire more people to open their hearts to senior dogs! Share Moses’ story and tag a friend who loves amazing rescue tales!

28/11/2024

This Thanksgiving, let’s give thanks for the unconditional love that rescue pets bring to our lives!

Post a pic of your pet and share one thing you’re grateful for about them. Greetings at the door perhaps? Goofy antics? Or snuggle time? Let’s celebrate the bond we share with our pets.

We're starting with Chulo, one of the senior pets in our sanctuary. He has CCD (dementia), is blind and deaf. We are thankful he has a hyper sense of smell. He woke up within seconds after he got a whiff of the fish treat.

Drop your pictures in the comments below and tell us their story! Let’s fill today with gratitude and love for pets who make our lives whole.

27/11/2024

Urgent: These Dogs Need Homes Before the Holidays!
As we prepare for the holiday season, these amazing dogs are still waiting for a place to call home. Some have been strays, others have owners who can no longer care for them, and all of them deserve a second chance. Can you open your heart and your home to one of them?
Meet the Dogs:
Odysseus & Achilles – Great Pyrenees brothers who have come so far but are still looking for their forever family.
Jinx – Was a stray. A playful 8-month-old puppy whose family can no longer keep her due to family’s mobility issues.
Apache – Sweet and loving, displaced because his family can’t afford to care for him. Less than a year old
Canelo – A loyal 9-year-old who needs a secure fence and a quiet, low-traffic home. Prefers females, fearful of new things.
Oliver – Handsome Anatolian mix, ready soon after finishing boot camp.
Jax – Once a stray, young male, now safe at No Paws Left Behind, but still dreaming of a home.
Shelby – A long-time shelter resident with so much love to give.
Every day these dogs spend without a home is a day they wait for love, warmth, and a family to call their own.
How You Can Help:
✔️ Adopt – Give one of these pups a home before the holidays.
✔️ Share – Spread the word. Even if you can’t adopt, someone in your network might be their perfect match.

PM for more details or an application. Let’s work together to ensure no dog is left behind this holiday season.

27/11/2024

Thank you to everyone who has donated so far! We are incredibly touched by our community's generosity. Special thanks to a fur mama for donating blankets. Oliver (pictured below, working hard at boot camp) and all the pets in our long-term care are already benefiting from your kindness.

We still have a ways to go. This Thanksgiving, we’re asking you to help us provide food and care for animals like Oliver, Canelo, and Chulo. Every dollar counts!

Wish to donate food or supplies? PM to meet in Omak or Twisp.
Prefer to donate directly? Visit https://paypal.me/rescuedogswa

Help us reach our goal before Thanksgiving!

25/11/2024

Meet Oliver, a 7-month-old Anatolian mix, is currently in "boot camp," learning the skills and manners he’ll need to one day find his forever home. But right now, Oliver is one of the pets in our care who need your support.

This Thanksgiving, we’re asking for your help to provide food, toys, and care for Oliver and others like him. Your donation ensures that pets in long-term care will get the love and essentials they need. Will you make their Thanksgiving a little brighter?

How You Can Help:
✔️ Donate so we can buy pet food or supplies (wet/dry dog food, Nylabone, and bedding).
✔️ Sponsor a pet in long-term care like Oliver, Chulo, Canelo, Skarner and Big Girl.
✔️ If you’re a local business in Okanogan County, consider offering a small corner in your shop to accept dog food donations for our fosters to pick up.

Every little bit counts—whether it’s a bag of dog food, a share, or a financial donation. Together, we can make a difference for animals in need! Link in bio.
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24/11/2024

HOME TO HOME ADOPTION - Adopt Odysseus. Your Loyal Adventure Buddy Awaits!

Odysseus, a 2–4-year-old Great Pyrenees, has traveled an incredible journey from being an emaciated stray to a healthy, neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped sweetheart. Found with his brother last January, this gentle giant has spent the past year recovering and learning to trust humans again. Now, he's ready to embark on his next adventure—a loving forever home.

Why Odysseus is Amazing :
- Great with cats and good with livestock (though he’s not a fan of pigs).
- Gentle and calm in his kennel , with an eagerness to learn and please.
- Loves kids , prefers women, and is improving with men.
- Perfect for an active, rural lifestyle , with his calm demeanor and strong work ethic.
- Shows kindness even to small animals—curious but gentle with a baby goat!

Odysseus is a sweet boy with a big heart, ready to be someone’s loyal protector and companion. While his finder hasn’t had the chance to take Ody out to explore city life yet, he’s doing wonderfully in his foster home. With patience, training, and love, Odysseus will be the best companion you could ask for.

About Home To Home Adoption :
This process connects pet owners (in this case, finder) directly with adopters, reducing shelter stress and providing pets with smoother transitions. Fur Ever Yours supports rehoming pets with vet care, food, vaccinations, training, and more when funds allow.

Adopt Odysseus Today!
If you’re ready to give this sweet soul a forever home, PM and will connect you with his finder/foster. If you can’t adopt, please share his story —together, we can help Odysseus find his perfect family!

23/11/2024

Updated Post:
11/24/24 9:05 am - 3rd fur baby reunited with family. Thank you to Chesaw residents for providing clues and sightings of all the dogs.

11/24/24 Still searching for 3rd puppy, female. Tricolor red, black and white. Let us know if you see her. Chesaw Cemetery area, Bolster Rd or Pontiac Ridge Rd. Oroville, WA

11/23/24 2pm Dogs reunited with owner. Thank you Rita Kessell for driving out to Chesaw and providing guidance to neighbors and owners to lure dogs back to safety.

🚨 DOGS SPOTTED ON CHESAW RD NEAR CEMETERY🚨
Two dogs—Border Collie and Husky (white with sable fur)—have been seen wandering near dangerous snow-covered roads. Their safety is at risk with plow trucks running and temperatures dropping.

Latest Sightings:
11/23 - 5 am as seen in picture
11/22 - 8 pm Seen near Chesaw Cemetery
11/22: - Reported to Okanogan County Sheriff—spotted multiple times from downtown Chesaw to Pontiac Ridge.
1/22 (4 PM) - Seen near Chesaw Cemetery.
1/21 (2 PM) - Spotted on Pontiac Ridge Rd.

The dogs are likely scared and moving fast. Please, if these could be your dogs or you know someone missing their pups, start searching in this area immediately! Husky is wearing a collar.

How You Can Help:
- Share this post to help alert their owner.
- Keep an eye out while driving—be careful!

These dogs need to get home before they’re hurt or lost further. Let’s bring them to safety!

21/11/2024

UPDATE: Same dogs seen near the cemetery 11/22/24 around 4 pm

Dogs were seen on Pontiac Ridge Rd 11/21/24 around 2 pm
Spotted: Lost Dogs on Chesaw Rd near Cemetery

Around 6 a.m. this morning, a Border Collie and a Husky (white and sable fur) were seen on Chesaw Rd near the cemetery. Unfortunately, spotter couldn't get close, so no pictures nor could he check for collars.

With plow trucks running and snow covering the roads, it’s urgent for their safety to get them home. If you’re missing your dogs or know someone who is, please start looking in this area as soon as possible.

Share this post so we can reunite these pups with their family!

Send a message to learn more

20/11/2024

URGENT: Help Find Sofia Amaro

We need your help to find Sofia Amaro, a dedicated young animal lover who we were fortunate to meet at No Paws Left Behind. Sofia is currently missing. Please share this post so we can bring her home safely. The link below is Simon’s post, Sofia’s brother.

Note: Sofia is on the left side in the picture, and her car has a noticeable dream catcher. Please be on the lookout!

Let’s all come together and help find Sofia. Your support is crucial.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19ihzb4NNk/

18/11/2024

UPDATE: 11/19/24. The bull's owner picked him up today. Thank you all for the messages and special thanks to the property owner who alerted us about this big straggler.

Blink cameras captured a cow on Buckhorn Rd/Pine Chee area of Chesaw, but the tag color is hard to make out. If you’re missing a cow, please PM us for more details!

18/11/2024

Home To Home: Calling all big dog lovers!

This gentle giant continues to shine! Nearly a year since being rescued, Achilles has made incredible strides in trust and confidence. He now adores kids, does well with other dogs, and has even warmed up to men after his early fears. Recently, Achilles visited North 40 in Omak, where he happily met new people, including a dog owner with a pit bull—and they got along great!

Achilles is still best suited as a family pet in a rural setting without small livestock. He’s a quick learner, kennel-trained, neutered, vaccinated, and absolutely ready for his forever home. If you’re looking for a loyal, loving companion, Achilles might just be your perfect match!

Achilles is approximately 2 to 4 years old and up to date with his vaccinations.

Home to Home pet adoption is a process where pet owners looking to rehome their animals connect directly with potential adopters. Pending funds, we support families with vet care, vaccinations, behavioral tests and/or training and pet food. PM to get connected with Achilles’ rescuer. Achilles will travel a reasonable distance to find home.

If you think this handsome boy could be the one for you, PM us for an application and let Achilles find the forever home he truly deserves.

Photo Credit: Brandy Rise

15/11/2024

Update on River 11/15/24 3 pm – He Found His Forever Family!

We are thrilled to share that River has been adopted by a wonderful family experienced with large breeds! They saw Fur Ever Yours’ post, which, thanks to this amazing community, was shared over 600 times. Your kindness, shares, and support made all the difference in finding River the perfect home.

River’s journey has truly touched so many hearts, and we couldn’t have asked for a better outcome. A heartfelt thank you to Shoshone Pet Rescue and the local police chief for their dedication to River, and to all of YOU for spreading the word, encouraging, and believing in his story.

To River’s new family: welcome to the Fur Ever Yours family, and thank you for giving this deserving boy the loving home he’s been waiting for.
Together, we can continue making a difference, one dog at a time.

Update 11/15/24: Final Plea for River – He’s Out of Time

Our hearts are heavy with River’s story. This beautiful soul was found wandering alone in Pinehurst, Idaho. Originally from Tonasket, WA. River was brought to the Shoshone County Pound in hopes of finding his way back to his family. Former Tonasket resident said he was rehomed.

Time has now run out, and the Shoshone County Pet Rescue and pound is overwhelmed with strays they have taken in and simply cannot keep River any longer. We recently learned that he struggles with separation anxiety and would need a home without small animals. With every day that passes, he feels more abandoned, more alone.

Shoshone Pet Rescue has done everything possible to keep him safe, but they are out of options and resources. River’s only hope now is a foster or adoptive family who can give him the stability and love he so desperately craves. Transport options are available to the Medical Lake, WA and we are hoping for volunteers to transport him to Okanogan, and possibly even to the west side this Saturday, Nov 16th.

Please, if you can open your heart and home to River, even temporarily, apply to foster or adopt him now. He’s just a young dog with so much love to give, and he deserves to feel safe and wanted. If you can’t adopt or foster, please share this post and help us reach someone who can.

Let’s not let River’s journey end. Apply now through Shoshone Pet Rescue: https://www.shoshone-pet-rescue.org/

UPDATE 11/12/24: URGENT: River Needs a Forever Home!
River’s story has taken a tough turn. This sweet boy, found wandering in Pinehurst, Idaho, is currently in the Shoshone County dog pound. His hold time has officially run out, and the local police chief urgently needs him out of the pound. Resources are stretched thin, and they simply cannot care for him any longer.
Thanks to our incredible friends at Shoshone Pet Rescue River has one last shot at finding a family. They’re opening up the adoption application process TODAY! We’re stepping in to assist with reviewing applications and, if needed, organizing transport to get River safely to his new home. Stay tuned for more updates – a local person will be meeting River today to get to know him and share her observations.
If you’ve been looking to add a loyal, loving companion to your family, please consider giving River the forever home he deserves. Let’s not let him wait another day longer than he has to.
Apply now via Shoshone Pet Rescue’s website: https://www.shoshone-pet-rescue.org/
Email completed applications directly to them.
Please share this post to help us find River’s perfect family. Every share counts! Meet River, a neutered male dog found recently in Pinehurst, Idaho. According to his microchip registration, River belongs to a family in Tonasket, WA, who registered him about a year ago. He’s now safe at the Shoshone County Pound, where our friends at Shoshone Pet Rescue are doing their best to get him back home.
Much like the rest of the country, Shoshone is experiencing a large number of stray dogs, which makes reuniting pets with their families even more crucial. If River’s family is no longer able to care for him, please reach out to us or to Shoshone Pet Rescue so they may proceed with rehoming him and finding him a new loving home.
Let’s get the word out to help River find his way back! Please share this post, and if you know his family, encourage them to reach out.

14/11/2024

This is Jinx, a sweet and spirited 8-month-old German Shepherd who deserves a family that can give her the life she deserves. Jinx’s journey started when she was found wandering alone, and a caring young man took her in, giving her a safe home and lots of love. But life has thrown a curveball—the young man is struggling to find work and has had to accept a job that requires travel, leaving him unable to care for Jinx. Now, a family member, who is disabled, is caring for Jinx but can’t keep up with puppy energy. We are reaching out to our community to see if you may be able to provide a home for Jinx.

What is Home-to-Home Adoption?
This process connects families looking to rehome their pets directly with potential adopters, helping animals transition smoothly into new homes. When funds allow, we also support families with vet care or pet food to ensure every pet gets the best start possible.

Jinx has been fully vaccinated. Her family is covering the cost of her spay surgery and any additional shots to ensure she’s healthy and ready for a new home. She’s a typical playful puppy—she loves people, is house-trained, and knows basic commands like sit, lay down, and tries her best to "stay."

Jinx has been great with smaller animals like a Maltese and a cat, though she’s a bit wary of larger dogs and tends to be protective around them. But with patience, guidance, and a stable environment, we know this loyal, beautiful girl will thrive. PM if interested in Jinx.

Please share this post to help Jinx find her family! Family is open to traveling to Wenatchee, Spokane, or Tonasket to make the right match. Let’s help Jinx find the happy ending she deserves.

13/11/2024

Gratitude in Action November 2024

As we enter this season of giving thanks, we are especially grateful to The Grey Muzzle Organization for their generous grant that has allowed us to continue our senior dog intake diversion program. Thanks to their support, we recently helped a local family afford a much-needed dental procedure for their sweet senior dog, Mochea. Now, Mocha is happy and healthy, and most importantly, still with the family who loves her to pieces.

This funding comes at a critical time, allowing us to give senior pets the care they deserve and help them stay where they belong—at home.

This season of giving thanks, we are grateful for our community and grantors like The Grey Muzzle Org, who make this lifesaving work possible. Please consider donating to help more senior dogs like Mocha, or if you can’t give right now, share this post and tag a friend who loves animals. Together, we can make a difference!

13/11/2024

UPDATE: 11/13/24 We’re thrilled to share this happy update on Kled! Thanks to Officer Wert, who arranged our hastily arranged meet-and-greet this morning, Kled has found his forever family!

A wonderful local family from Okanogan welcomed Kled into their home, and we’re happy to report that their female dog has given her full approval!

This outcome wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support from our community, who helped spread Kled's story and opened doors for his new beginning. Thank you to everyone who shared, cared, and believed in giving him a second chance Welcome home, Kled!
Thanks to our amazing community, River’s story reached far and wide, shared 372 times – proof of the kindness and compassion right here in our community.
Now, we have another urgent case – Meet Kled.

Kled is an intact male, about 2 to 3 years old, who was found thin, fearful, and likely abandoned. With the help of Omak ACO and animal advocate Rita, he was safely trapped. Though he’s wary and freezes when touched, we feel he just needs some patience and understanding to feel secure again. He's eating normally, has regular bathroom habits, and is currently only about 40 pounds.

Kled’s time in the Omak pound is running out – he’s already been there for 5 days. We urgently need a patient foster willing to help this sweet soul learn to trust again.
Please reach out if you can help. Fostering saves lives, and Kled deserves a chance to heal and find a family who’ll show him love. Together, let’s give Kled the second chance he needs.

Contact us if you can foster or share this post to help spread Kled’s story.