This is where we share our victories and our
defeats. If you think you can't get involved in
volunteering to work with homeless animals
because it would be too heartbreaking...then
please get involved! If we all used the excuse
that "I couldn't handle it" or "I'd want to take
them all home!" these dogs wouldn't have
anyone.

The dogs on this page represent the "Second
Stories" in the lives of these dogs. We do
everything we can to help these dogs find a
second chance. There are dogs we have not
been able to save.

The dogs in these photos remind us of why
we do this. Some remind us that we have a
long way to go.
Second Stories
Happy Endings
Duke
(formerly Deuce)
Happy in his forever home
with his new brother Brutus
the Fox Terrier. Duke waited
family. His family adores him
and can't say enough good
about him. Go Duke!
Maebel
(formerly Puddles)
Mae was a humane case
and needed a very special
adopter. When Scott and
Nicole found out about
Mae, they dropped
everything and drove to
Pittsburgh to adopt her.
She is living her happily
ever after with her brother,
Revolution.
Revolution
(formerly Bucky Boo)
Rev was just a pup when
we pulled him from a high
kill shelter. He is Scott and
Nicole's first Bully and they  
adore him. They love the
breed so much they gave
Rev a sister and saved
another life!
Rita
When Vanessa met Rita
she fell in love. She had
never owned a Pitbull but
Rita stole her heart. The
two have been living
happily ever after ever
since. Isn't Rita too cute?
Chloe
(formerly Donna)
the shelter. Megan found
her a great home with lots
of room to run and a
brother to keep her active!
Great work Megan!
Lacey
Lacey is another dog that
Megan never gave up on.
mom Suzanne and loves
hanging with the girls and
getting her nails painted
bright pink!
Memorials
Damika
Damika grew up in the
shelter. She was a dog you
couldn't help but fall in love
with. We worked so hard
with her, but she never
found a home. Rest in
Peace kiddo. You are not
forgotten.
Poppy
Poppy was a big sweetheart
who deserved so much more.
owner gave him to a woman
named Chauntel Hardy, who
left him chained in her yard to
die from ingesting garbage.
We're so sorry you suffered.
We are doing our best to never
let this happen again. Rest in
Peace Poppy.