24/08/2024
I'm going to try to send a short video of baby Midge so you can see she gets around just fine.
Breeder Release~501c3 organization dedicated to finding homes for retired breeder and shelter dogs.🐾❤️
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We began our journey to rescue dogs in 2004 by fostering Yorkies when we knew we were going to lose our precious Yorkie to a collapsed trachea.
We discovered the plight of breeding dogs who were no longer useful in 2007 and in 2010 started our own organization to rescue these dogs as well as some from euthanasia lists in shelters. We concentrate on small breed dogs and with the help of a small team of volunteers in 3 states, we rescue between 350 and 400 of these dogs every year.
These dogs are not the easiest to get adopted. Most are not socialized, have never seen a vet, are terrified of people and traumatized. We take care of their vet care and begin the socialization process. We do not attempt to house train as the adopters expectations will be different than ours. We just show them what it is like to be in a home with people, have lots of yummy food and kind words and pets. For many, it is the first time their feet have ever been off wire and on the ground.
For the brave folks who adopt our dogs, the rewards of watching them “learn to be dogs” is beyond belief. It can take a week or a year but eventually, with time, love, patience and most of all commitment, these dogs will become wonderful companions.