This photo was taken one year after the beautiful dog was adopted. Deep inside, Samantha, who took in this dog, knew this was her destiny and posted it on her Instagram account.
She wrote, “A year ago today, we brought home this little pupper ❤️ I’ve always known I was meant to be a dog mom, and I’m so happy to be his human.” Samantha, we are happy too!
Love You Too
Can’t you feel the love seeping out of this image? It’s obvious that this boy would go to the ends of the earth for his best friend.
Getting a shelter pet can be such a rewarding experience, both for the human and the dog (or cat!) If you’re considering a new animal, make sure to check your local shelters before heading to a pet store! There are always plenty of amazing cats and dogs waiting for someone like you to come along and change their life – just as much as they will change yours!
Are We There Yet?
This is Mila, and she is an adorable mixture of too many breeds. But this didn't bother Annie Clinkenbeard when she chose her and took her home.
Little Mila was probably still unsure where she was heading, and by the look on her face, she still hasn't acknowledged that she was probably one of the lucky ones in the kennels that day.
Charlie and Hana
Small dogs are the best. They don't take up too much room, it's never an issue traveling with them, and if they feel tense or uneasy, our laps are there to the rescue.
Petite Hana was rescued by Charlie when she was just a little pup. Although in the photo she still looks a bit terrified, we can assure you she's not. She is comfortable getting warm in Charlie's lap.
Baby Ruth
This is one of our favorite stories that prove that the love a dog can bring into one's house can be many times a heart healer after a great loss.
Little Baby Ruth was adopted not long after these two's brother passes away. Apparently, the mother of the two tried to adopt with no success for a while, and one day after the brother died, the phone rang, with the dog rescue center on the other side.