PAW POSSE RESCUE AND REHABILITATION

Angel is from the hoarding situation, now she has a happy forever home.

Buddy was rescued from the Donna Dump in early April 2015. Now he's far away from there in his new home.

Lady is more famously known as the Chick-fi-A dog, now a happily ever after dog.

Wininie, rescued from a hoarder situation to her forever home.

This is Rose, from the Donna dump to a forever home.

Babs, from a hoarder in Edinburg, TX.to a great new home.

Found near death, restored to good health and adopted.

From the dump to forever.

Happily ever after.

Adopted.

Found her forever family.

From hoarder situation to forever family pup.

Adopted.

Archie is about 10 months old and neutered. He finished his fast kill Heartworm treatment and is now healthy. He's playful and he runs quite well. He will be a great running partner. He behaves well on a leash. Archie was adopted to a loving family in New York

Joy (white pup) and Vicki (black pup), dumped on a country back road, rescued and unchained 7/16/17! Unfortunately Vicki passed away with distemper but Joy is now living the dream in a loving home!

Skippy was the first rescue of the day 7/15/17. He was found by a neighbor of ours last night near the back entrance to our subdivision. We asked him to drop him at border animal hospital so we could go to check in on the other dogs, not knowing today was the day they'd surrender. He did see Dr Edelstein and the Prognosis isn't good. Doc suspects nerve damage and thinks we will need to amputate. We're left him there overnight. He did have his leg amputated but he did get adopted and is now a happy dog in a lovely family, His mother is a nurse and she is treating him like no one could think of and treating to his wounds wonderfully.

Hay-Lee (Abby's last hay bale pup on the left) and Jack are in the house! If it weren't for Jack, we wouldn't have gotten Hay-Lee. Both pups are living the dreams!

Herbie & Thor were rescued & rehabbed by Paw-Posse. Barrett was rescued by a friend of a Paw-Posse foster. All three were transported to meet with alumni of Field Club Elementary School in Nebraska. Herbie is the school therapy dog and has enriched the lives of all he meets. He's quite the spokesman (or is that spokedog?) for shelter dogs, maybe one of the best in the Nation.

The day Terry posted the first picture, I fell in love and knew he was meant to be with me (Barb). Jennifer did a wonderful job of fostering him until he could be transported to Wisconsin so I could adopt him. Every single morning, as we do our morning cuddle routine I am grateful to Terry and Jennifer.

Bailey was found as a stray in Donna TX. A kind woman fed her and watched after her until we had room to bring her into our fold. FOSTERING SAVES LIVES.

We almost lost this sweet guy because he almost drowned after being darted by Animal Control. We were able to save him from the ditch with help from our friends. It took a lot of trust building to get him in a new kennel (cost about $400).

Lowy spent a fair amount of time receiving treatment before she was able to be adopted. She is now happily living in Denver.

This poor girl came in with a lot of potential work that needed doing. It was thought that she may have had a tumor on her kidney, but a post-op report revealed that fortunately was not the case. Her kidney was removed and she was able to become healthy again. She was adopted and now finally has a home of her own.

Soma is one of Bunny’s puppies, among the first of the puppies born in our new kennels. She has found a home up in Wisconsin in a beautiful family.

Little girl was found at the dumpsters on April 19th. She spent some time in a foster home before being transported to Wisconsin. Caryn has now been adopted into her forever home.

Hardy was found with another dog, Laurel. They were picked up by us on May 9th and travelled up to Wisconsin in the beginning of June. Hardy has found a home to call his own.