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LOOK. AT. THIS LITTLE GUY.! Could there be a more magnificent, wrinkly, mushy, chunk of a wiggle butt?!? We think not!
Kelso was living on the streets of Atlanta and got himself a reputation as being a collector of "fine artifacts". He made a little pile of items that he collected: shoes, a traffic cone, pieces of garbage, etc. We guess in a way that was his way of having a home, by having a place for his stuff. :(
He was finally caught by animal control and was not a fan of being in the shelter (what dog is?!?). Luckily for him he was sprung by a wonderful foster, and when Rescue Pals heard about him and saw his photos, we just had to help him and make sure he never ends up back in a shelter again!
Kelso is a silly and loving big - yet short! - guy. He is in a foster home with other dogs and with young kids and does fine with everyone! He is young and playful and would probably enjoy a doggie sibling to roughhouse and run around with. Even though he's been great with kids, we recommend older ones for his forever home, just because of the possibility of him accidentally knocking little ones over. He is like a little bowling ball!
This boy is STRONG, and he does need some work on the leash, so we would love for him to have a fenced yard where he can get some exercise while he hones those leash walking skills. He needs an owner who will continue training and has the time to work with him.
If you think Kelso is just what you've been longing for, please fill out an application and we will be in touch! Applying does not commit you to anything. Here's the link:
LOOK. AT. THIS LITTLE GUY.! Could there be a more magnificent, wrinkly, mushy, chunk of a wiggle butt?!? We think not!
Kelso was living on the streets of Atlanta and got himself a reputation as being a collector of "fine artifacts". He made a little pile of items that he collected: shoes, a traffic cone, pieces of garbage, etc. We guess in a way that was his way of having a home, by having a place for his stuff. :(
He was finally caught by animal control and was not a fan of being in the shelter (what dog is?!?). Luckily for him he was sprung by a wonderful foster, and when Rescue Pals heard about him and saw his photos, we just had to help him and make sure he never ends up back in a shelter again!
Kelso is a silly and loving big - yet short! - guy. He is in a foster home with other dogs and with young kids and does fine with everyone! He is young and playful and would probably enjoy a doggie sibling to roughhouse and run around with. Even though he's been great with kids, we recommend older ones for his forever home, just because of the possibility of him accidentally knocking little ones over. He is like a little bowling ball!
This boy is STRONG, and he does need some work on the leash, so we would love for him to have a fenced yard where he can get some exercise while he hones those leash walking skills. He needs an owner who will continue training and has the time to work with him.
If you think Kelso is just what you've been longing for, please fill out an application and we will be in touch! Applying does not commit you to anything. Here's the link:
To Do All We Can to Aid in the Rescue, Safety and Welfare of Stray and Abandoned Animals to end as much suffering as possible.
We realize we cannot save the world … but we can try by working with each rescued animal on an individual basis.
To Do All We Can to Aid in the Rescue, Safety and Welfare of Stray and Abandoned Animals to end as much suffering as possible.
We realize we cannot save the world … but we can try by working with each rescued animal on an individual basis.
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Because we are not a shelter, do not have a boarding facility, and are not connected with any other agency, we always welcome foster homes where animals can stay temporarily. We also welcome all tax-deductible donations from individuals or foundations.
No donation is too small.
Because we are not a shelter, do not have a boarding facility, and are not connected with any other agency, we always welcome foster homes where animals can stay temporarily. We also welcome all tax-deductible donations from individuals or foundations.
No donation is too small.
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A Welcome Home Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit created to help the homeless, hurt and/or abandoned animals. Our end goal is to place each animal in a permanent, loving home where all their needs will be met. We believe every animal deserves humane treatment. We believe in our role as caretakers, protecting those who cannot defend themselves, speaking for those who cannot speak for themselves.
A Welcome Home Animal Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit created to help the homeless, hurt and/or abandoned animals. Our end goal is to place each animal in a permanent, loving home where all their needs will be met. We believe every animal deserves humane treatment. We believe in our role as caretakers, protecting those who cannot defend themselves, speaking for those who cannot speak for themselves.
