Destiny For Dogs, Not-for-Profit 501 (c)(3)

Chanel and her new mom doing what they love to do…SHOP!!

FiFi with her new mom…who looks happier?

Cookie and George go everywhere together.  A rescue’s dream.  Thank you George for loving Cookie so much.

Dudley’s dad says, “He just won’t leave me alone.  This is his way of getting attention.  Man! I love this dog!”

Dudley has a new big home, new big canine siblings and a new family with a big heart ♥

Annie’s new mom says, “She is a joy and a treasure.”  Happy days ahead for Annie and her new forever family.

Casey was groomed today, has a new home, going to see the doctor and going to dream about the good life in his new forever home.

Riley and Cooper on their first night of many nights with their new mommy.  We are so thankful that their new mommy did not separate them and allowed them to be together forever.

This was Turbo when he was rescued.  He had a deformed leg, was starving, had skin issues, was in boarding at Animal Care for a while and just depressed.  Now, his new name is Henry, he has a new home and his only worries now are “how much more love and fun can one lucky dog have from their new mom and sister.”

Princess is a 3 year old, 15 lb Yorkie mix girl. She has been adopted and will live in New York and Florida.

Love at first sight.  Shayna is off to her new forever home.

Hi to All at Destiny for Dogs,

I hope you all doing well, as we are here.  We are coming up on our 3^rd year with Bandit.  He is doing fine and loves North Carolina, especially when he can sit in his favorite place.  This was just taken before his hair cut.  He is still quite a character, and loving.  Thanks again for helping make this happen.

Beverly Lombard

The new happy couple!!

I can’t tell you how happy we are with BOGIE!  We have designated March 8th as his name day since we don’t know his real birthday.

He is just the most well behaved, sweet soul who wants as much human contact as possible. He is so good natured and so grateful for his new home that he breaks my heart every day. I love him so much. We haven’t done too much exercising yet because I want to wait until his stitches are out. As soon as we got home to Palm Coast he took a big drink of water. He is eating and drinking normally. We are practicing walking on a lead, heal and a little sit and stay. He is such a good boy that he doesn’t really need his cone because if he starts messing with the stitches, a simple ‘no’ command works. All he wants to do is please. Not one accident in the house. He is just perfect in every way.

I have what I think is the first of many funny Bogie stories.  The first time I left him alone was the night of my birthday.  We went to dinner and stayed out for about 3 hours. When we came home, all seemed peaceful enough and I gave him lots of praise for no accidents. Then I went into my shoe closet….I keep tissue paper in all my shoes to keep them clean and in shape. He had delicately removed the tissue paper from two shoes, didn’t chew the shoes but shredded the tissue paper. The funny thing was that he made a neat little pile of paper in the middle of the room. It was so easy to clean up it was like it almost didn’t happen. It was right then and there that I knew we were destined for each other. I am a very neat person (everyone teases me about it) and I finally found a kindred spirit!  Even while making a ‘mess’ Bogie’s was a neat one!

Clyde and he are getting along fine. I am attaching pictures of Bogie with us as well as with Clyde. I can assure you that he has the most wonderful forever home he could possibly want and I have the most wonderful new family member I could possibly want as well. I don’t know how we found each other, but this is for sure a match made in heaven!

ADOPTED ♥ ♥ ♥

ADOPTED ♥ ♥♥ ♥

ADOPTED ♥

Legend is a 10 year old Beagle boy who was dumped at a high-kill shelter by his owner.  This darling, loving and sweet as pie guy had a slim to none chance of finding a new loving forever home to spend the rest of his life.  It was thought that Legend would never leave the shelter alive.  Then a wonderful, loving and caring lady asked if someone could pull Legend as she just had to try and save him.

To make a very long story short, it took a village to finally get Legend to where he needed to be health-wise and into his loving forever home.  Thanks to so many loving and caring rescuers, Legend will now live out the rest of his life, receiving TLC and the best vet care with our very own and amazing, Cornelia and Rene’.

Destiny for Dogs didn’t think twice about paying for all of Legend’s medical bills for his care to get him healthy enough to go to his forever home.  Destiny for Dogs believes that everyone should have a chance at life no matter how short that life will be.  We want all dogs to know love before they cross over the rainbow bridge.

A special “Thank You” to the rescue that pulled Legend from the shelter, provided medical care and paid for his boarding. The terrific gal who originally picked up Legend from the first vet, transported him to “in-house” boarding and then to his loving forever home in Vero.

We all love “Happily Ever After’s” and this is truly one story that will go down in “The Rescue World’s History Book.”

Sweet Bullet has found his forever family!  No more sad looks for Dexter since he has found love ♥

Me and my new mommy!

A year after being adopted Greta is still living the good life.

Scootie loves his new home.

Bentley can’t get enough of those hugs and kisses from his new mom.

Joli and hew new canine sibling.

Hank has a new home and a new name “Dudley”