Smaug came to SAINTS 4 years ago and now at the age of nine has had a full life at SAINTS.
At seven years of age Dixie was considered “wastage”. She experienced a spiral fracture so was being sent to auction. She was lucky she ended up at SAINTS.
Farley at 3 years of age was surrendered to us because he has fecal incontinence due to nerve damage from a broken tail injury. Luckily Farley ended up at SAINTS.
Mouse is Team House's Captain in The Amazing Raise Campaign. Here is her story.
Rescue has good and bad days, happy and sad days and somedays are mixed up with both.
Following great success in late 2020, we've opened up our merch shop again for a limited time
Sometimes they need a little extra time and effort to recognize the home of their dreams.
Some dogs pose a risk to others, sometimes to other animals, sometimes to humans, sometimes to both. We have a few of those here and we love them.
we have lost 4 animals recently and gained 3 new ones with a 4th soon to come in.
I forgot that it is not the image that matters, it is the work that we do.
the journey in letting go an starting over.
This is Quinn at 7 months of age. He is one of those “special” dogs that sometimes come to SAINTS even though they are not palliative or senior but he was very much a “special needs’ kind of dog.
