Willie was rescued from a high kill shelter in Alabama. 1-800-PetMeds posted Willie on their web site and immediately we started to get applications to adopt Willie. Rob and Gina Morgan fostered Willie until transportation could be found to bring Willie to South Florida to meet his new family, Denise and Pete. Craig and Cathi Harp are truck drivers who travel all over the country with their two dogs and Willie was able to hitch a ride. Craig and Cathi arrived in the middle of the night where SoHo Dogs, Mary Jo Meyer met them and then took Willie to his new owner. The photos are Willie traveling with his canine friends, Willie arriving and Craig gives Willie to Destiny for Dogs and finally Willie meets his new mom Denise. This was a truly amazing adventure but as you can see people from all over came together to help this angel. Thank you all ♥ ♥ ♥

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Wonderful Therapy Angels

Please meet Corky and Misty. Both these angels were injured when they were mistreated by children. They are now the poster dogs for educating parents on how to handle children with small dogs. Both these angels are also used as therapy dogs by visiting the elderly at nursing homes.
Molly is Home…forever!
Molly is a Westie mix who has found the perfect home with her foster family. Molly developed some urinary problems after her spay surgery and her original adopter returned her. She then was returned from another potential home for the same issue. We began to worry for this adorable active little girl. When her foster family met her, they fell in love, and have learned how to manage her “issues” and is allowing her to live happily ever after with their wire-haired Chihuahua (Taco), and lately a new addition of a tiny boy Chi, (Yogi). They have bonded well, and Molly is guaranteed a forever home. This family adopts for LIFE, no question.
Lupi’s Story is Awesome
Lupi is a teacup Chi who was seen on several occasions along the railroad track behind some warehouses in West Palm Beach. Many attempts were made to rescue her, but she was too frightened. After a long search, and then ten days of offering food and water, we withheld food for a day and then set a humane trap. We had our girl in a few hours! Lupi is the feminine form of the Spanish word for “wolf”. This poor girl lived like wild dog, right here in the middle of the city! The first picture is her in her hiding place where she was found, the next is her capture and the final photo is her loving her foster family so much she decided to stay and they decided to keep her. She has truly found her Destiny!
Sam is a Parsons Russell Terrier puppy. Sam is now happy with his new dad and canine sibling. He lives a life of pure freedom and love and will have a long and happy life. Here is Sam exhausted after a day of playing with his new sister.

































