Kali is a 10 month old delightful mix. Her family was going through tough times and not able to give her the home and time she needs. She is sweet, happy, silly, good with dogs and cats. She’s still very much a puppy. Kali is being adopted by relatives of her foster family.
Edgar is a shy 6 year young Setter who has lived outside with his mom Almondine his entire life. He had a cyst removed and when it recurred, it was tested and found to be Mast Cell. Edgar will be in hospice care as a Furever Foster and will remain with his foster mom.
TJ is 6 years young. He is sweet and timid. His owner passed away and he was a kennel/hunting dog but it turns out that hunting is not his thing. TJ would rather be sitting in your lap. TJ is being adopted by his foster dad in Oklahoma City, OK.
Dustin, a Setter or Setter mix, is thought to be about 9-10 years young and came from a mass hoarding situation in CO. This lucky boy will join his new dad and SWESR Lily in Phoenix, AZ.
Twelve year young Almondine who spent her life having puppies was recently rescued with her son, Edgar. This momma has never known the comforts of a home, soft bed or love. She is being adopted by a previous adopter and joins SWESR Parker in CA.
Denali is a happy, albeit shy, 6 year old English Setter who found himself in a mass hoarding situation that landed him in an animal shelter. He loves to be petted, and enjoys playing with his new foster siblings. This lucky boy will be heading to his Setter experienced home in Las Vegas, NV.
Luna (6) and Bowie (9) were surrendered by their family in Utah because they moved abroad. They are housetrained, love people and have lived with kids, have never lived with cats.
Eight year young Sampson is a very sweet, big orange boy who found himself in a shelter after being picked up as a stray. He was very happy to be rescued and taken to a home where he quickly made himself comfortable on the furniture. This lucky boy will be heading to NV to join his new mom and SWESR Pearl.
SWESR is fortunate to have wonderful and dedicated volunteers, many of whom have been with the organization since its inception. Susan is one such volunteer, who has fostered, forever fostered, and adopted more dogs in her adult life than she can count. A dozen? Absolutely. Two dozen? Yes. Three dozen? More? Highly likely. So many have gone in and out of her home, but here are the stories of two special dogs with very different stories, both of whom made the same indelible mark on Susan’s heart.
Our dear Inky started having mobility issues and the Vet diagnosed a UTI that was being treated. But several days later he crashed and the ER DVM diagnosed him with lymphoma and multiple organ failure. Our sweet, lovable boy has crossed the rainbow bridge.