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| Max – adopted July 2005 Max lost his home because his owner was moving. He was able to stay with his owner while we looked for a new home for him. When the right home came along, his owner took Max to the new home to be sure he would be happy there. With a big yard, a young boy and another dog to play with, Max was very happy. |
| Riley – Adopted May 2006 Riley was one of four dogs until his owner had to move in with a family member who had three dogs. Seven dogs was just too much in the small house, so it was decided Riley had to go. The couple we sent to meet Riley fell in love on the first visit. The arrangements were made and Riley went to live with them. He is now very happy to have all the attention for himself. |
| Nala — adopted October 2004 Nala needed a new home because her original owners found it too difficult to manage the 3 kids and 2 dogs they had. Being the good girl that she is, we didn't have much trouble placing her with a wonderful couple. Nala now lives in a beautiful home in Lincoln Park where she is treated like a queen. |
| Natasha – adopted July 2006 When her owner died, this delightful senior girl was taken to a local vet to be put to sleep. The vet on staff that afternoon couldn’t do it, and called us to take her into our rescue program. Being a senior, we knew the odds were against us finding a permanent home for Natasha, but we couldn’t turn our backs to her and we did take her into rescue. It was a happy day when a terrific family contacted us to adopt her. Natasha made the transition very well and has a warm and loving family that will care for her for her remaining years. |
| Ody (pup) — adopted December 2004 Ody was part of an eskie family we were asked to help find homes for. The owner had bred his mom, Snowball, with his dad, Buddy, and had him and his brother Toby. Due to a change in jobs, the owner needed to find a home for all four of them fast. All the dogs were young and friendly and it didn't take long. Ody is very happy in his new home where he gets lots of attention. |
| Peanut — adopted April 2003 Peanut was 4 yrs old when we got a call that he needed a new home. His elderly owner had passed away and no family members were able to keep him. We found Peanut a terrific new home where he spent the summer being the team mascot for the kid's Little League teams. |
| Murphy - adopted March 2005 Murphy's original owner was a young woman who moved in with her sister's family. The sister had small children to care for and Murphy's energy was more than she could handle. We were contacted to help find a new home for Murphy. A pre-approved applicant went to see Murphy, the connection was made and Murphy had a new home. Murphy is one lucky dog who has another eskie for a playmate, goes boating on Lake Michigan and on vacation to a cottage in Michigan. |
| Madison - adopted April 2007 Madison was found as a stray by someone who searched for her owner but couldn't find them. Unable to keep Madison for herself, I was asked to take her in and find her a home. In just a short time I found a wonderful couple who wanted Madison. When Madison had been there for a few weeks they wrote that they were having so much fun playing with Madison, they weren't getting any of their housework done! |
| Mellow — adopted summer 2004 Mellow's family surrendered him to Animal Control because with a new baby in the house there was no time to care for him. From Animal Control he went to Orphans of the Storm where we spotted him and got him on petfinder for some added exposure. The very next day he got adopted. In his new home he is treated like a king and will never have to worry about losing his home again. |
| Molly and Mandy – adopted August 2005 Molly and Mandy are 7 yr old sisters that lost their home when their owner had a second child and no longer had time to care for them. Because they had always been together, we wanted to adopt them out together, knowing it would be hard. It really didn't take long before we were contacted by a woman interested in adopting both Molly and Mandy. A meeting was set up. Molly and Mandy immediately won over their prospective adopter with their sparkling personalities. There was no doubt this was a good match and they went to their new home that same day. |
| Marshall - adopted October 2007 Marshall has been through a few homes in his life, so we are very happy to say he is now in his forever home and will never be shuffled thru a shelter again. He has a great home with another eskie, Linus, and the two of them get to go to the dog park for a run everyday. |
| Nina - adopted March 2008 Just another sad story, Nina was dropped off at an over crowded city shelter because her owner was ill and could no longer care for her. Nina was in pretty bad shape, and if I had not taken her, Nina would have been put to sleep. But I did save her, nursed her back to good health and found the perfect home for her. Being an older dog, Nina appreciates the quiet home she has and is soaking up all the love she gets there. |