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Every adoption is proof that rescue, medical care, patience, and community support can transform an animal’s life.

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From heartbreak to hope.

Food, shelter, veterinary treatment, daily care, fostering, sharing, and donations all help animals reach the moment when they can finally go home. These are some of the lives our community has helped change.

Luna, adopted through Wyatt's Hope
Adopted dog

Luna

Home

Luna came to Wyatt’s Hope as an owner surrender. She had a litter of puppies and was spayed afterward. Before coming into our care, she ran the neighborhood for several years. Luna is a sweetheart and became much healthier after Wyatt’s Hope took her in. She gets along well with others and does not show aggression. The only time she seems to get especially excited is when she is chasing delivery drivers. Luna has been adopted and now lives in Colorado. She will be deeply missed here at Wyatt’s Hope, but we are so happy that she found her forever home.

Safe and loved in a forever home.
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Shadow, adopted through Wyatt's Hope
Adopted dog

Shadow

Home

Shadow spent several weeks wandering through the neighborhood while we searched for his owner, but no one knew where he belonged. Sadly, he is one of several black-and-white Lab mixes who have been abandoned in our area. He wore a very thick wire collar and began following us everywhere, even chasing our vehicle through the neighborhood. That is how he earned the name Shadow. Because he was friendly from the beginning, we were able to safely remove the collar and bring him into our care. Shadow is an energetic, affectionate boy who loves being around people. He currently has allergies affecting his front legs and takes prescription allergy medication each day to keep him comfortable. Shadow has been adopted.

Safe and loved in a forever home.
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Thumper, adopted through Wyatt's Hope
Adopted dog

Thumper

Home

Thumper is approximately 13 years old. One dark, rainy night around midnight, one of our dogs, DuKay, was standing in the street protecting him from passing cars. Without DuKay, we may never have known Thumper was out there. Once we brought him inside, we immediately realized he needed help. He was bleeding in several places, his skin was painfully raw, his backside was red and irritated, and his legs were severely bowed. We took him to the veterinarian, where he was checked for a microchip and began receiving the medical care he desperately needed. Thanks to DuKay, Thumper was given a second chance. He recovered, was officially adopted into the family, and is now safe, loved, and living the life he always deserved. This is Thumper.

Safe and loved in a forever home.
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