This precious boy needed a complex surgery called a Ventral Bulla Osteotomy to remove a benign growth in his ear canal. Without a specialized surgery Cheeto would need to have been humanely euthanized for quality of life. Our team could not have that happen so we stepped up to cover his surgery.
This precious boy needed a complex surgery called a Ventral Bulla Osteotomy to remove a benign growth in his ear canal. Without a specialized surgery Cheeto would need to have been humanely euthanized for quality of life. Our team could not have that happen so we stepped up to cover his surgery.
Meet Moana, the spunky pup with a heart of gold! Despite her rough start to life, this girl is ready to find her forever home where she can truly thrive! Adopt Moana at the Wake County Animal Center in Wake County, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Introducing Zeke, the four-legged athlete extraordinaire and your soon-to-be jogging buddy! This bundle of energy has already been neutered, so he is ready to go home with you today! Adopt Zeke at the Wake County Animal Center in Wake County, Raleigh, North Carolina.
This precious boy needed a complex surgery called a Ventral Bulla Osteotomy to remove a benign growth in his ear canal. Without a specialized surgery Cheeto would need to have been humanely euthanized for quality of life. Our team could not have that happen so we stepped up to cover his surgery.
Left to right; Charlie, Ike, Hedy, Tyler and Bodie. Charlie, Hedy and Tyler WCAC Alumni; Hedy and Tyler were foster fails"
We’ve been fostering for 8 years.
Our love of animals.
For Ernie it's definitely Beagles, and the reason we foster failed in our Beagle Tyler. I prefer smaller dogs these days, and love my Cairn Terriers, but I don't really have a favorite.
There have been SO many, but I love getting updates on my fosters. I guess the favorites are when the super scared fosters give us that first tail wag! We know that means they will be fine! We also love that family (our 3 kids) and many friends have adopted our fosters!
Lol!! We had three when we started fostering; two Cairn Terriers, Charlie and Bodie and our mixed breed Ike - Dachshund/Lab (?) With blue eyes. Then we added Steven Tyler, the Beagle, and Hedy Lamarr, Border Collie mix. Both Tyler and Hedy are our foster fails! These dogs have helped many fosters learn to be happy, confident dogs!
You may think it's hard to let them go, and it is, but if you don't let them go you can't help the next one that needs you!
The fostering community and staff at the shelter are a wonderful group of people and have become another family. It's great to be a part of what they accomplish!
