Red Baron is a handsome red mini poodle born June 26, 2021, weighing 17 lbs. He was surrendered by a breeder after testing heartworm positive, but his story has completely turned around. Since coming to rescue, he has been neutered, fully treated for heartworms, and is now ready to begin a brand-new chapter. This sweet […]
This Dog has been adopted.Meet Little Fancy, a precious mini schnauzer born July 20, 2021. She came to us after being retired from a breeder and is now ready to start her new life as a beloved family member. True to her name, Little Fancy is a sweet and affectionate girl who loves attention and
This Dog has been adopted.Baxter has been through a lot. Born in April 2016, he lost his beloved owner and was taken in by a kind woman who, unfortunately, wasn’t able to give him the care he needed. Her son made the responsible decision to surrender him to us—and we’re so grateful he did. When
This Dog has been adopted.Max is a sweet, short-haired red Dachshund who was born on November 11, 2014. Weighing 18 pounds, Max may be small in size, but he has a big heart full of love to give. He’s quiet, gentle, and affectionate with both people and other dogs.Max enjoys going for leash walks, snuggling
This Dog has been adopted.Cowboy is a 5-year-old neutered male Miniature Poodle weighing 15 pounds. He’s a retired breeder dog who was just neutered on 7/24/2025. Cowboy adores people and gets along well with other dogs and cats. Some of Cowboy’s favorite things include being petted and brushed, going on long walks, cuddling with you,
Rosebud came to us after her elderly owner passed away. Due to her severe skin issues and overall frailty, she will remain with us as a forever foster. If you would like to sponsor Rosebud or any of our forever foster babies via a small monthly PayPal donation, please reach out to fcsrsponsor@yahoo.com.
This Dog has been adopted.Meet Molly Mae, an adorable little chocolate Merle girl born on August 16, 2022, weighing around 18 lbs. Her original family once dreamed of becoming “hobby breeders,” but life had other plans. When they took on the full-time care of an elderly parent, they made the loving decision to rehome Molly
