Tula is finalizing adoption after being in foster-to-adopt!
Happy forever, Tula, and enjoy exploring Seattle! 😍
Meet HOLLY (brown) and IVY (black), two approximately 4-month-old sisters who are looking for their forever homes!
Based on Ivy (and her brother, now adopted) looking like a little Black Lab, and Holly looking like a little Shepherd mix, we think that they have different daddies ;)
They are on their 2nd series of puppy vaccines, have been dewormed 2x, are microchipped, and are scheduled to be spayed and get their rabies vaccine 12/22.
These sweet girls are also available for foster to adopt 💓
Their adoption fee is $350, which covers their vetting!
Holly and Ivy are two adorable girls who would love homes for the holidays! 🎁🎄🥰
The good Momma, cleaning her baby 🧡
Tomorrow the sweet little pair will go see the vet with their foster to make sure everyone is doing well 🧡
Donations towards their vet care, upcoming needs (puppy pads, more food, etc), and foster boarding can be made through:
PayPal: [email protected]
Venmo: @WolfCreek-DogRescue
More pupdates soon!
So, our big news!
A few weeks ago, we took this beautiful girl in from a bad situation with the help of an amazing foster 💜 not long after, she showed clear signs of being pregnant, since her prior owner had multiple intact dogs together.
So we started getting ready! Next thing we knew, her foster called us to tell us she had started nesting - and a couple hours later, to tell us she was in active labor!
We rushed out of work and headed over to help!
Unfortunately, the first pup was stillborn and no amount of Momma or human help made a difference 😔
However, a couple hours later, she delivered her next and final puppy, who the foster decided to name Jack (Skellington) 🎃🖤🎃🖤🎃
Momma and puppy are doing great, and per our foster, Momma is a wonderful, attentive, and protective momma 💜
Stay tuned for updates!
Sweet Marzipan is still looking for her forever! She is about 2 years old, fully vetted, and is good with children and other dogs.
This gentle, soulful girl can be shy in the beginning. She is more confident initially with women and children but works hard to warm up to men – especially with the help of high-value “meaty treats” (she’s had 3 male caretakers to date, who she loves deeply).
She deeply craves love, praise, and reassurance, and looks to her owners/caretakers for direction. This makes her very easy and willing to train. She walks well on-leash, and has gone to numerous social outings with one foster, and enjoys walks through the park with her current foster.
She also greatly enjoyed going to the San Juan Creek Trail with a family interested in adopting her, and LOVED the water, and did amazing when horses walked by – it was praised how “she was alert but didn’t bark or lunge”. One of her prior fosters had taken her to several agility classes with their other dog by a place that had horses that they would visit with, as well as a petting zoo or two, and heavily praised Marzipan for her good manners and nonchalance towards all the different large animals – however, she did try to run with a pair of miniature donkeys once while off-leash.
The home she came from originally as a puppy did have horses and goats that she and her mother did well with. We feel, with all factors considered, that she would probably do well with larger animals, especially with supervision and guidance of expected behaviors shown for the first week or two that she is in a new home.
It was also commented about how well-behaved she was for car rides and having a harness clipped into a seatbelt (and that can be a pretty big deal!) She has also done car rides with her prior foster and done well, as well as being well-behaved when crated in the car as well.
Despite her love of adventuring with her companions, she is also very happy to melt into her caretakers