Roo

When ROO first arrived at DAWG, she was withdrawn. Since ROO seemed so sad, volunteers LeAnn & DeAnn started fostering her and bringing this little girl to work.

Immediately, little Roo captured our co-worker’s heart, Paul. Now Paul and his girlfriend are the proud parents of Roo!

Another happy story for dogs : )

Haley

Hello DAWG Staff -
I just wanted to send you an update to let you know that Haley is doing geat since I adopted her and brought her home. She is settling in just fine and seems to especially enjoy our walks around the neighborhood and harbor in Morro Bay. I have attached a couple of photos of her out on one of our walks. Thank you again, and particularly Kelsey, for making it possible for me to have such a wonderful and fun companion!
Kathy

Baxter (was Buster)

Hi, I thought I would send you a quick update of Buster (now Baxter). Baxter was an owner relinquish and I just happened by DAWG the very next day and it was love at first site. I first saw him on a Thursday the end of April and returned to visit him again on Friday. On Monday I could bring him home after his vet check and dental care.

He is a very happy little dog. He immediately felt right at home, jumped up on the couch next to one of my cats and fell asleep. He gives me 'the look' when it is time for one of our 2 daily walks. He is a quick study and has already learned: sit, down and, of course, NO. he can get a little crazy when he wants the kitties to play with him. He will toss a stuffed toy in the air and he and Magic (the female kitty) will both run and chase it. Then Baxter has to toss it again himself.

He is currently cuddled up right next to me on my bed in his usual spot. Baxter has brought great joy and happiness to my home. Thanks so much for being there for those that can not speak for themselves.

Judy