11th-hour save
Max
Max was an 11th-hour save from being euthanized. He arrived underweight, with the look of defeat in his eyes. Today he's living life to the fullest with his new family.
11th-hour save
Max was an 11th-hour save from being euthanized. He arrived underweight, with the look of defeat in his eyes. Today he's living life to the fullest with his new family.
Emergency pull
Oakley was pulled from an emergency euthanasia list with only hours to live. He was petrified, with no ball or toy drive. His new mom — a dog trainer and vet tech — slowly introduced him to her pack and built his confidence. Ten months later, he's learned to play and to trust.
More happy endings

From bad places in Texas and California. Listed as "untrainable" and "aggressive" — now the best little girl and the sweetest cuddle bug.

Adopted in March 2020. "A happy, playful, big ol' goofball" who put a smile on his dad's face every day.
His family saw him on Facebook and donated — weeks later they drove 90 minutes to bring him home to Upstate New York.
Hit by a car in Azerbaijan, she landed at JFK "with passport in paw" at the height of the pandemic — and found her forever mom.
Her foster family met her adopters halfway so they wouldn't have to drive two hours.
Came home spayed, microchipped and up to date — with "forever contacts" for advice and help.
Reviews
"Trina & Friends K-9 Rescue is the gold standard for a rescue."
"It is the only rescue I religiously donate to."
"The screening process was very thorough and professional."
"Made adopting our new baby so hassle free!"
"She is so responsible and careful to find the perfect matches."
"They take on cases no one else will."