Foster Dogs Available For Adoption
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Meet Epic, Ellie, and Slade (left to right), the most precious Border Collie mix pups ever! These babies were rescued from a Greenville shelter by All Border Collie Rescue. It was amazing to have them foster with us (is anything better than puppy breath?). But they have moved on to bigger and better things and are now fostering at a working ranch near Houston. FUN! For more information contact All Border Collie Rescue: http://www.allbordercollierescue.com/ We will miss you babies! |
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Meet the Mademoiselles Satin and Velvet. They are sisters, very much bonded, and are hoping to be adopted together. Satin and Velvet are Schnauzer/Jack Russell Terrier mixes--so they are very smart, very playful, and very loving. They are having a great time here at Camp, but deserve the best of Fur-Ever homes. Come meet them! |
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Aledo is a Blue Tick Hound mix and so very, very sweet. He and his sister were abandoned and found wandering in the countryside near Fort Worth. We don't think he's had much human interaction, because he is skittish and wary of just about everything and everyone. But the play at Camp is helping him learn and socialize and we think he'll make the best dog ever. He loves hugs! |
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Meet Pawleen, the sweetest little gal you're ever likely to meet. She was rescued from a high-kill shelter by Forgotten Tails. Pawleen is a year old Beagle/Terrier mix. She is calm and affectionate with people, playful and even sometimes rowdy with her buddies here at Camp! Pawleen is small--about 15 lbs.--perfect for cuddling! Come meet her, and experience her charm for yourself! |
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Amara was rescued from a high kill rural shelter with her brother Aledo, she is a timid dog but warms up quickly. We think Camp is just the place to bring her out of her shell! She appears to never have been leash trained but is doing better. She is crate trained and is good with other dogs, and even likes cats! Please give this shy girl a chance at a forever home. She isn't a big dog, only about 50 pounds. |
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Is that perfect eyeliner or what? This elegant lady is Skylar, our newest foster from Basset Rescue. Skylar has been recovering from heartworm treatment and is doing well. Her tail gets a' waggin' in our small dog yard and it just won't stop! Skylar is very sweet, calm, happy, and loving. Come experience her charm for yourself! |
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Miss Brandy, rescued by Basset Rescue Across Texas, says, "What's my favorite subject?? ME!!! Of course! I'm a basset. I had a home, but my dad lost his job and he couldn't keep me and my 'sister,' Candy, anymore. We really aren't sisters, but we love each other like we are. We'd love to be kept together. However, we both need good homes, so that may not be possible. I'm a quiet girl and I love car rides. I ride in the back with no problem at all. I've been told I need to lose some weight. If that means less food, I'm against that idea. Don't think of me as being overweight. Think of it as being more to love!! If you need love in your life, meet me OR my sister. If you need DOUBLE the love, meet me AND my 'sister'." Now how can ignore such personality? Come to Camp and meet Brandy and her "big sis," Candy. |
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Miss Candy, a beautiful gal rescued by Basset Rescue Across Texas, says, "I'm not that old and I've already had a hard life. First, I came from a puppy mill or at least that's what the vet tells me. They think that 'cause I have broken front teeth and my front bottom teeth are not there. So, they think I tried to chew my way out of my cage. Plus, you can tell I have had several litters. So, the vet and BRAT thinks I was in a mill. Then I got freed from there - I don't remember the details. A rescue took me in and I got into a home. Then I was picked up as a stray - not sure how I got out. The shelter called my daddy. Sadly, he lost his job and he said he couldn't take care of me or my "sister," Brandy, anymore. We're not really sisters. I'm younger than her. But, we love each other like "sisters." We hope that someone will fall in love with both of us. But, we both need homes. So, we'll see what happens. If you want a love in your life, meet me OR my "sister." If you want DOUBLE the love, meet me AND my 'sister'." Come to Camp and meet her! |
If we do not currently have any available Foster Dogs, please check back later for updates or click here to find more adoptable pets!
Recent Adoptions!
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This is Toby, Basset Hound Extra-ordinnaire! We will miss his playful personality and his mournful howl when Bach played during "lights out." We think he was adding his own unique voice to the composition! But he is off to a good home, the Ku family, where a little sister awaits him. |
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Former Foster Dog Oreo is a Maltese/Chihuahua mix. She was adopted December 1, 2012. We loved having her here at Camp and will miss her boundless energy, playing "tug," cuddling, and most of all those fabulous kisses! |
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Bailee was adopted over Christmas 2012 by Jeff and Patty Courtman. And the best part of it is, we still get to see him as a Day Camper! During his time with us, Bailee became best friends with Mustang, one of our regulars--a small black Lab with puppy power! Bailee, who is also high-energy, took to him right away and they became inseparable. Mustang's mom and dad, who look in on him during the day, asked, "Who's that speckled dog that Mustang plays with all the time?" Soon, they came to meet Bailee, took him home for a weekend, and fell in love with him as much as we have. We hear that Bailee was well-behaved at his parents' holiday parties and is loving his new family! |
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Well, we just can't seem to keep our Fosters here long at Camp--and that's a good thing! Mr. Hank was adopted in January 2013. What a great start to the new year! Hank is less than a year old, so is still a puppy and very playful. He was found wandering the fields in Plano with a buddy, Sawyer, another Bassett. Sawyer was very sick, but has recovered and found a Fur-Ever Home. Hank fared a bit better during their journey, but a few scars on his head, back, and severe weight loss tell a story of hard times. Nevertheless, he is now healthy, putting on weight, full of joy and love, and is now making his new family very happy humans indeed. |
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Miss Meg was adopted Saturday, January 19th and we're going to miss her bunches! Meg came to us from Forgotten Tails and is a Doberman mix. She's a lovely rosy red, has beautiful golden eyes and is just the sweetest thing you're ever likely to meet. Meg is under one year old, so is still a puppy and has so much fun exploring her world. She is very playful and makes friends easily, so we know she now making her new family very happy! |
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Foster Dog Capri is a Chihuahua/Rat Terrier mix. Capri was among our first Fosters here at Camp, so has been with us since October 2012. Over the last four months, we just fell in love with her spunky spirit. So, we asked our other kids, Zoe, Buster, Bella, and Charlie, what they thought about a new sister. The response was an overwhelming YES! So, now that she is a part of the Martin Pack, look for her in our Camp's Monthly Newsletter, where she will be working as our Special Foster Correspondent! |
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Buddy is a 9-year-old Black Lab who was found abandoned in an alley, making conversation with the local dogs on either side. He is a sweetheart, and despite his recent tough times, was very loving and playful with all our Campers. Buddy was adopted at the end of January into a loving home with two Boxer sisters. They and their humans think Buddy is the best! Of course, we agree. |
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This is MacGregor, a Scottie; We called him Mac and we knew it wouldn't be long until he was adopted. He was so affectionate, very smart, and played well with everyone. What more could anyone want in a Highland lad? We hear he is absolutely loving his new Fur-Ever home, but we'll miss him like crazy! |
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Rambo's story is a unique one. Our amazing Certified Camp Counselor, Ashley Hare, was watching the morning news on CBS last week and saw a report on the Rowlett Animal Shelter. They were so filled to capacity, they were going to have to begin euthanizing pets the next day. One dog they featured was Rambo and Ashley, with her big 'ole heart, just couldn't let him be put down--after all, he's only a year old! So, Ashley saved him. And then a a couple of weeks later, Ashley's cousin, Landon, another of our Camp Counselors, formally adopted him. After all, who can resist that smile? |
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Tatiana, a Chihuahua, found her forever home in February 2013 with an amazing mom, Terri Osten and beautiful sister, Bella, a long-haired dachsund. Miss T could easily be mistaken for a new-born Bambi. She has the loveliest little face and is quite small. But her spirit is large and her sense of play huge! She especially loved to romp with Sue Ellen, a Basset Hound three times her size. We hear she is loving her new home, but we will miss her special kisses! |
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This lovely lady is Miss Sue Ellen. We knew she wouldn't be fostering with us long, because she is SO amazing--chock-full of love, and with a spirit for play that just keeps going! She has now found her Fur-Ever Home and we couldn't be happier for her. But we will miss you sweet girl! |
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What a glorious smile! This is Vera, a mini-Schnauzer mix. She is 2 years old and loves to have fun! She often led the chase, running around the yards and up and down the bridge with her Camp buddies, Tatiana, Velvet, and Satin. But now she has found the Fur-Ever Home she's been waiting for. We will miss her boundless energy and love, but she now has four brothers (3 human, 1 canine), an amazing set of parents, and a big, grassy back yard to play in! Can life get any better? |
