Sponsor A Sweetie!
Some of our adorable dogs and cats, through no fault of their own, end up having an extended stay with Home Fur Good. Others have special needs that require extra attention and care. You can help these wonderful animals as they wait for their forever homes by sponsoring one (or more) of these animals!
By sponsoring, you’ll free up Home Fur Good funds for other needy animals and you help offset costs of medical and dental care that some of our rescue animals require. Your gift is much appreciated and tax-deductible.
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Petey came to Home Fur Good in November 2021 after being found as a stray. He was coming up on a full year at HFG, and steps have been taken to help him complete the process to find his forever family. Getting his stats out there, he will soon be turning three years old, and he is a 53-pound, Boxer mix. HFG has always known that Petey is a good boy and that he has amazing potential to learn new tricks, skills, and the desired behaviors to become an amazing canine citizen. Petey has spent two full weeks in Board and Train with George at Couth Canine. Petey was introduced to heeling and sitting at his handler’s side. Petey loves going on walks and adventures, and by learning leash manners, his opportunity to go out and about increases tenfold. Petey thrived with school and having a pack leader. Petey’s biggest desire is hanging out with people and feeling pets and affection.
Guinness is a busy little bee that has been on the minds of those at Home Fur Good who make the journey to county to find new residents. Three weeks after the initial meeting, Guinness was still at county searching for his forever home, so HFG brought him in to try and help with that search. He is a four-year-old, 18-pound, highly active Chihuahua mix. Guinness knows that he is handsome, and he asks that you allow him space; he is not one of those dogs that wants to constantly be picked up and snuggled. He is confident in himself, and he does not require all that assurance. With his dash of chihuahua attitude, Guinness will do best in a home with older children. He has really begun to trust his favorite volunteers, and he will seek affection and glorious head scratches. Guinness loves the game of fetch, he goes batty for squeaky toys, and for now, playing is much more fun than dozing the day away!
This happy, 5y old shepherd mix may be a little reserved initially, but when he warms up, you will find an affection, eager and playful companion. Jupiter is well mannered and his best time is playing a rousing game of fetch! We are not sure why in the 2 years we have had this sweet boy, there has not been one inquiry for him. He is a volunteer and staff favorite. We hope an active, loving family is in his future!
Frankie is a sweet 7-year-old boy, who originally came to us when his owner passed away. He was adopted in early 2024 but his new owner fell on hard times and could not keep him. Frankie was in poor condition and had difficulty walking with his front paws curling inward. He was determined to be suffering from diabetic neuropathy. Frankie is currently in medical foster and receiving daily insulin shots. He has made much improvement and his foster says he is an easy going and playful boy. He gets along with the other cats in the house and hopefully he will be medically cleared soon and able to be up for adoption!