These two tiny puppies came from a place of unimaginable neglect. Their bodies were frail, ribs showing, crawling with worms, and their little eyes held fear, confusion, and a quiet longing for kindness they had never known. They had been overlooked, abandoned, and abused—and yet, in the smallest corners of their hearts, they still held on.
But then a Good Samaritan arrived—a person who refused to turn away, who refused to quit. She fought for them when no one else would, she didn’t stop until she held them safely in her arms, and for the first time, these babies knew what it felt like to be protected.
Now, these sweet puppies are learning the simplest, most profound joys: a warm blanket to curl into, gentle hands that stroke without harm, soft voices that soothe rather than scare, and nourishing food that their little bodies desperately need. They are timid yet trusting, scared yet full of love, ready to show the world just how much light a tiny soul can carry when given a chance.
These two little lives are a testament to resilience, to hope, and to the incredible power of compassion. They deserve a life filled with love, safety, and the kind of care they’ve never known—but have finally found.
If you’ve ever wanted to see courage in its purest form, look into their eyes. They are small, but their hearts are enormous. And they just need someone to help them feel the world is finally safe.
💔🐾
These two tiny puppies came from a place of unimaginable neglect. Their bodies were frail, ribs showing, crawling with worms, and their little eyes held fear, confusion, and a quiet longing for kindness they had never known. They had been overlooked, abandoned, and abused—and yet, in the smallest corners of their hearts, they still held on.
But then a Good Samaritan arrived—a person who refused to turn away, who refused to quit. She fought for them when no one else would, she didn’t stop until she held them safely in her arms, and for the first time, these babies knew what it felt like to be protected.
Now, these sweet puppies are learning the simplest, most profound joys: a warm blanket to curl into, gentle hands that stroke without harm, soft voices that soothe rather than scare, and nourishing food that their little bodies desperately need. They are timid yet trusting, scared yet full of love, ready to show the world just how much light a tiny soul can carry when given a chance.
These two little lives are a testament to resilience, to hope, and to the incredible power of compassion. They deserve a life filled with love, safety, and the kind of care they’ve never known—but have finally found.
If you’ve ever wanted to see courage in its purest form, look into their eyes. They are small, but their hearts are enormous. And they just need someone to help them feel the world is finally safe.
💔🐾
Application must be put in. We are all foster based. We will set up meet and greets in public places. We have adoption events from Fort Walton to Mobile. We do walks in different cities 1st Sunday of every month.
Application must be put in. We are all foster based. We will set up meet and greets in public places. We have adoption events from Fort Walton to Mobile. We do walks in different cities 1st Sunday of every month.
More about this rescue
The Mylo Foundation was established in 2016 with the mission of giving shelter dogs a second chance. We believe there are no bad dogs, just bad people, and we work tirelessly to facilitate adoptions, foster care, volunteering, and donations to support these deserving animals. Mylo was rescued from the Santa Rosa Shelter. He was just a little puppy then but was still facing death. At that time the shelter used the gas chamber. I was only 12 and was volunteering.
I waited day after day with Mylo for someone, anyone to come help him. No one ever came. Then the day came for him to be killed. I just could not let that happen, so I took him home.
The agreement with my mom was, I had to take care of him. I thought that would be easy, but it wasn't. For the first couple of days, night after night he would cry. I was just a kid and I was exhausted but I knew I had to take care of him or he would die.
Mylo was with me for 16 years. We did everything together. He was truly my best friend. He died in 1999 of old age. At the time I really did not know how I could live without seeing him everyday. But slowly I let go and found more "Mylos" who just needed someone willing to sit with them through the first couple of nights and encourage them to let go and trust.
This is why I started The Mylo Foundation
The Mylo Foundation was established in 2016 with the mission of giving shelter dogs a second chance. We believe there are no bad dogs, just bad people, and we work tirelessly to facilitate adoptions, foster care, volunteering, and donations to support these deserving animals. Mylo was rescued from the Santa Rosa Shelter. He was just a little puppy then but was still facing death. At that time the shelter used the gas chamber. I was only 12 and was volunteering.
I waited day after day with Mylo for someone, anyone to come help him. No one ever came. Then the day came for him to be killed. I just could not let that happen, so I took him home.
The agreement with my mom was, I had to take care of him. I thought that would be easy, but it wasn't. For the first couple of days, night after night he would cry. I was just a kid and I was exhausted but I knew I had to take care of him or he would die.
Mylo was with me for 16 years. We did everything together. He was truly my best friend. He died in 1999 of old age. At the time I really did not know how I could live without seeing him everyday. But slowly I let go and found more "Mylos" who just needed someone willing to sit with them through the first couple of nights and encourage them to let go and trust.
This is why I started The Mylo Foundation
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