Current Goings-On

Here another sad attempt to keep this thing alive.

News Item #1 - I got another permanent dog! I am crazy but he is just great. He was a foster that we decided to keep. His name is Rocko and he looks like a Shepherd/Rottie/Chow mix. He will be big and fuzzy and awesome. Here is a photo of Rocko for everyone to freak out about:


There is no reason for me to have a blog. Really. I don't blog that often because I would just rather be creepy and read what everyone else is blogging about. Let's see if some more news will help.

News Item #2 - We just got in two pit mix puppies and boy are they cute! I can't foster them because I'm trying to keep Rocko safe from any possible threats of parvo. Here are the pictures to prove the cuteness.

Jody. What a doll baby. He is 8 weeks old and he is the ringleader.


Reggie. The smaller but just as cute brother. He is the cuddler.



Now that your heart hurts as a result of cute overload, here are a couple others that really need homes as well. They've been waiting awhile and they are adults. Adults are cute too!

Oh Ranger. He was placed in a home on a "trial basis" which never sounds good to me. His family took advantage of his Risk-free 30 day trial and promptly returned him to the shelter. He is so cool, we don't understand why. He is active, friendly, and really really needs to get out of the shelter.


Hey Mick! He is one of many many beagles that wander into the pound. Nobody is surprised that his owners never came to get him. He is so sweet and loves to run around and play. He has also been in the shelter way too long.


This dog is super cool. He is laid back and no-nonsense. He just wants a porch or a cool wood floor to lay on. His troublemaking days are over so he would make a great companion for someone who does not want an "in-your-face" dog. His name is Cisco.



E-mail erin.level@yahoo.com if you want to adopt or have questions about the dogs. I can tell you how to adopt as well. That's about it, everyone except for Rocko (of course) is highly adoptable and available.

9 Babies to Choose From

Here they are, some of the dogs in the shelter. Obviously I can't take one as a foster since I have a foster already, so here's where you come in and adopt them. I am so not educated in the realm of HTML and designing things for the web, so I couldn't add any more photos today. Let me know if you are able to help out.

First Post: Look at Me Go!

"Know anyone looking to adopt a dog?"

My friends probably want to shoot me, they hear that so much. This is what it is for me, this is my passion. I save dogs. Not all dogs, but the dogs that end up in the shelter that I work with. I will put all the "adoptables" up here so you can ooh and aah about how cute they are and help me find good permanent homes for them.

This blog is for both me and the dogs, but it's really just a means to an end. Hopefully, the end will be happy for these dogs instead of sad. So I am going to feature my current foster dog and give her a post of her own. She deserves it.

Name: Tia

Age: 4 1/2 - 5 months

Weight: 21 pounds

Breed: mixed bag of everything/basset mix?

Vet Care: needs spayed, has had 1st of 3 puppy boosters

Married? Have kids? Single? Elderly? Live in an apartment? Live on a big farm? Tia is for you. Just trust me, she is the best foster I have ever had. I really mean that. I've had a lot of fosters, too. Trust me, adopt her.


I am going to the shelter in a couple of hours and I will probably come back with all kinds of photos to post of these dogs. Please think about taking a dog. My dogs were all rescued, and it was one of the best decisions I ever made.