Cisco was adopted and, the last we heard, was loved by all.

Clancy was a wonderful purebred baby who somehow ended up in a shelter at 6 months old. He found a home with some great folks who have a lot of love and time for him and can help him learn all the things a big dog needs to know.

Clooney has found the perfect home. Kathy Doll, her fiancee, Nick, and grown kids just adore him. He is already best buds with the two greyhounds and carefully ignores the cat. The family makes frequent visits to Chatfield, his favorite place, and from the first day, he stays close by. Since we fostered, he has lost 6 pounds and Kathy promises to continue his weight loss program.

Coco was adopted by a couple who had adopted two ridgebacks from us many years ago. They now own a horse training facility and were ready for another dog. Coco fit right in with the horses and was very respectful of their space, which was amazing since he'd never seen one!

Cody's owner grew impatient with the adoption process and took him to a shelter. We are so thankful that he found a home through the shelter.

Cooper now lives in Trinidad with his new family, a wonderful lady and her two dogs. He is so happy!!!

Copper (half brother of Ryssby) is a purebred ridgeback that came to rescue from a very loving environment, where the previous owner was forced to give them up due to a medical condition. He is a very affectionate dog and loooooooooves affection in return. He would be happy to be a lap dog if 95 lb lap dogs were feasible. Ryssby and Copper had been together their whole lives. They found a loving home together with a woman who has a heart big enough for both of them, and they are happy tails again.

Copper is a BIG boy, a four year old purebred Rhodesian Ridgeback that is 31 inches at the shoulder and 125 lbs. Copper was tearfully surrendered to rescue by a young couple who found he could not adapt to life with a toddler. He found a place in some BIG hearts - the couple who adopted him will take him on lots of walks, play with him, and love him. He has a great back yard to play in and a comfy dog bed to sleep beside his new "Dad". This sweet klutz will have a good life.

Cutty went to live with a young college student and the last we heard, they are inseparable.

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Daisy found her forever home with one of our favorite adoptees--this is her fourth dog from us!

Daisy was adopted by an active couple who will provide her with all the exercise and play time she loves!

Sweet Daisy has been adopted by a wonderful couple who will take her to their shop every day. She can hang out with them and let customers admire her. As she gets older she will start running with them. What a happy tail for this little princess!

Daisy found her perfect family and home. More than anything else, she loves the outdoors and all the activities that entails. So does her family!

Daisy is a pretty little girl with an amazing ridge. She looks like a double sized Shiba Inu with a ridge. She has a foxy face with amber eyes and a liver nose, and her tail is carried up and curly when she is happy. Amazingly, she is good with cats, and she found a wonderful home with a couple who think she is the perfect dog (just as her foster family did!) She has an enormus malamute brother and two cat siblings to play with, a dog door to run in and out of, and lots of walks and love. She really is a "happy tail" these days!

Delilah is a mix who was about one year old when she came into rescue. She appears to have Basenji and some Lab in her mix. She loves to entertain herself with a ball, tossing it up and catching it, and is an athletic little girl. She found a good home with a young woman and is now her companion and running partner, a happy tail indeed.

Dewey has been adopted by a family with two dogs which is perfect because he likes nothing better than playing!

Diesel (now Rocky) was adopted by a dear friend, a neighbor, who said she would foster Rocky to lighten my load. As so often happens with fosters, he crept into Pat's heart and would not let go, resulting in her realizing that Rocky belonged in her home forever. Now, with two other buddies, he can finally relax, knowing he will never be uprooted again! Way to go, Rocky!!

Our happy boy went to his first real home to enjoy the life he so richly deserved. A suburban home with a huge yard will give him plenty of exercise and hours of play with his new 16-year old buddy. Keep smiling, Duke!