Pepper, is a 9-year-old who has known only one home her entire life. Through no fault of her own, Pepper was recently surrendered—her owners loved her dearly but are now facing serious health issues that prevent them from taking her outside and giving her the care she needs.
Pepper’s world has been turned upside down. She was undersocialized in her previous home and is very leery of new people and places. She does ’t like to be picked up and is easily startled by unfamiliar situations. Despite this, she truly deserves a second chance at love.
We are desperately searching for a patient, understanding adopter who can look beyond Pepper’s skittish behavior. She pays no mind to the other dogs in her foster home but will need time and space to feel safe with new humans. With patience, she does begin to warm up, but it is a slow process—she still has a long way to go.
Pepper needs an adult-only home with experienced owners who can respect her boundaries and work with her on her terms. Her foster family is working hard on building her confidence every day.
She is up-to-date on all vaccines, spayed, and current on heartworm prevention as well as flea/tick medication.
Please note: WE DO NOT HAVE A FACILITY—we are all volunteers doing our best for these animals in need. We are currently reviewing all applications carefully to find the right fit for Pepper.
If you think you could be the special person or family that Pepper so desperately needs, please reach out. Her future depends on finding someone willing to give her the time and understanding she deserves.
Pepper, is a 9-year-old who has known only one home her entire life. Through no fault of her own, Pepper was recently surrendered—her owners loved her dearly but are now facing serious health issues that prevent them from taking her outside and giving her the care she needs.
Pepper’s world has been turned upside down. She was undersocialized in her previous home and is very leery of new people and places. She does ’t like to be picked up and is easily startled by unfamiliar situations. Despite this, she truly deserves a second chance at love.
We are desperately searching for a patient, understanding adopter who can look beyond Pepper’s skittish behavior. She pays no mind to the other dogs in her foster home but will need time and space to feel safe with new humans. With patience, she does begin to warm up, but it is a slow process—she still has a long way to go.
Pepper needs an adult-only home with experienced owners who can respect her boundaries and work with her on her terms. Her foster family is working hard on building her confidence every day.
She is up-to-date on all vaccines, spayed, and current on heartworm prevention as well as flea/tick medication.
Please note: WE DO NOT HAVE A FACILITY—we are all volunteers doing our best for these animals in need. We are currently reviewing all applications carefully to find the right fit for Pepper.
If you think you could be the special person or family that Pepper so desperately needs, please reach out. Her future depends on finding someone willing to give her the time and understanding she deserves.
Our pet adoption fees are based on the medical cost of the dog you would like to adopt. It can range anywhere from $75 to $500 depending on the extent of care they need. All dogs are brought up to date on their shots, including Rabies, they are spayed/neutered, microchipped and free of parasites. They are also tested for Heartworm and Lymes disease. Because of the poor treatment given to some of these animals by their previous owners, many need dentals and there are some that test positive for Heartworm and/or Lymes. These treatments are very expensive and the Rescue can only pay their hospital costs from adoption fees. We are a non-profit organization that relies strictly on donations.
Our pet adoption fees are based on the medical cost of the dog you would like to adopt. It can range anywhere from $75 to $500 depending on the extent of care they need. All dogs are brought up to date on their shots, including Rabies, they are spayed/neutered, microchipped and free of parasites. They are also tested for Heartworm and Lymes disease. Because of the poor treatment given to some of these animals by their previous owners, many need dentals and there are some that test positive for Heartworm and/or Lymes. These treatments are very expensive and the Rescue can only pay their hospital costs from adoption fees. We are a non-profit organization that relies strictly on donations.
