As a part of our 10,000 lives saved celebration we will be featuring the stories of some of our fosters, both Northern and Southern, old and new. As a rescue that does not have a shelter facility, fosters are a vital part of our rescue. Meet...
What’s better than adopting a dog? Adopting two, of course! This year Neishia and her family did just that, adding Ruby to the family almost 8 years after adopting Red. In 2013, Neishia wanted to adopt a pup, but her toddler daughter was a little intimidated...
Fostering is fun, but it can be challenging at the same time. There is a lot to learn, from how to talk to adopters to reading medical paperwork to crate and potty training pups. To help our new fosters navigate the challenges of fostering, Last...
As a part of our 10,000 lives saved celebration we will be featuring the stories of some of our fosters, both Northern and Southern, old and new. As a rescue that does not have a shelter facility, fosters are a vital part of our rescue. Meet...
Cooper is a special boy that holds a place in the hearts of so many Last Hope K9 Rescue followers. After a couple of years and a couple of returns, he finally found the loving home that he truly deserves. Cooper came to Last Hope in...
Written by Marie C., LHK9 Assistant Director of Adoptions, Medical, Intake, and Post Adoptions At Last Hope K9 Rescue we have a unique program set up for certain medical dogs and their adopters called our Medical Foster to Adopt Program (FTA). This program is for dogs...
As a part of our 10,000 lives saved celebration we will be featuring the stories of some of our fosters, both Northern and Southern, old and new. As a rescue that does not have a shelter facility, fosters are a vital part of our rescue. Meet...
Written by: Andrea W., longtime LHK9 volunteer and Blanche’s Adopter Blanche became a part of Last Hope K9 Rescue in the second year of its organization. Pulled from a southern shelter in late 2013, she came north in early 2014 when she was about two years...
Written by: Catherine N., LHK9 foster mom (currently fostering hospice dog, Dixie) Oftentimes when I tell someone that I foster dogs, the first thing they say is “I could never do that. I would not be able to let the dog go.” But what they do...
As a part of our 10,000 lives saved celebration we will be featuring the stories of some of our fosters, both Northern and Southern, old and new. As a rescue that does not have a shelter facility, fosters are a vital part of our rescue. Meet...