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This is the time of year Tessa and Sophie like, when they can be out in the yard alternating between running and playing and napping. Sophie’s sister Fena is still with Kathi, and doing better with each passing month. We’re … Continue reading →

We often say rescue is less demanding than it was 20 years ago, or even 5 years ago. This month it’s as busy as it was in the old days. We have in rescue, or are working with, eight dogs … Continue reading →

There is not much new this month with Sophie and Tessa. After almost a year and a half here they have plateaued on confidence. They are taking food from our hands, but they still run if confronted with anything more … Continue reading →

Max has been here since early this year. When he arrived he paid little attention to people, didn’t know his name, and tuned us out most of the time. Now he has become a social dog who loves to be … Continue reading →

In the past 18+ years of rescue we’ve had a lot of challenges, but none as great as having to do nothing. Since we are in the age category of “high risk,” we’re sheltering in place, going nowhere, and not … Continue reading →

We have been working with a woman in the Bellevue area who found a dog that looks like a clipped Sammy. She found him and decided to take care of him herself because she doesn’t want to take him to … Continue reading →

Last month Jiaozi was about to move in, and this month we have Max. We’re talking about the same dog, because we decided since he didn’t know his name we’d give him one that can be pronounced. After he arrived … Continue reading →

In recent years we haven’t seen the number of dogs we did in the “old days,” but the beginning of this year feels like we have gone back in time. First was Starla, the young female we picked up from … Continue reading →

Brand new this month is Starla, a three year old Samoyed girl from the Tacoma area. We first saw her listed on a Facebook group, and replied that we exist to help find Samoyeds a new home. The woman had … Continue reading →

New this month is Bear, a foster we picked up at the Everett shelter. He was surrendered on his 7th birthday by a family who became homeless. The shelter called us right away, and Erin and Tom were there the … Continue reading →