To show our newest rescue dogs some love this Valentine's Day, please send your favorite rescue a rose!

Each $ 5.00 donation goes to support one of the nine dogs we rescued so far during the month of February. Each of these nine dogs has quite a story to tell! Please vote for your favorite rescue dog and donate a rose in their honor. The dog who collects the most roses at the end of this campaign will enjoy an extra special day with thier foster parent. We will make sure that they photograph and document this experience to share with us at a later date. So take a look at the pictures of these deserving dogs and comment on which dog you would like to receive your rose.

Misty is the timid female with the bite wounds on her back that we saved from being picked on by males in the neighborhood.

Loyal Brother still needs a real name. He came from a high-kill shelter with Stop Sign Boy, who also still needs a name. Stop Sign Boy is the guy who was seen falling through the hole in his cot at the shelter and has an injury or something going on with his hind end that still needs diagnosed. **We learned today, February 14th, that Stop Sign Boy is really Stop Sign GIRL. X-rays show that she has a fracture! That explains her not wanting to use that leg and her stumbling around. We are currently working on a plan for her.** If these two dogs continue to remain unnamed, the individual donor who contributes the most to each of these dogs can have the honor of choosing each of their names.

Destiny Blue is the scared older girl that was surrendered by her owners. We do not know her story but she was the one that was seen being carried out by one of our volunteers when leaving the shelter because she was still too scared to walk.

Gunner (AKA Old Man) was finally rescued after being left behind at Billy's Street from last April. He is currently being fostered in Arizona and is enjoying the sunshine and trying to gain some much needed weight.

Gracie came from the same high kill shelter as Loyal Brother, Stop Sign Boy, and Blue and her owners never came back to reclaim her. She seems to be a sweet girl and excited to start her new life with a family that will love her.

Annie is a tiny little girl weighing in at only about 20 pounds fully grown. One of the women helping feed and rescue the remaining dogs currently at Billy's St. was asked to take this little one as well so she is the newest dog to join our rescue!

Rusty is also from Billy's St. He is the chow and is currently being fostered in UT. Rusty was able to enjoy an amazing road trip adventure and even got to see the Grand Canyon before settling in at his foster home! He too was left behind last April so has some eating, playing, sleeping, and indoor living to catch up on now.

Lucy also came from Billy's St. only we do not remember seeing her last year. She seems very dramatic and definitely lets you know what she does and does not like!

Please continue to follow along with their stories on our Facebook page. Thank you for your support!

Happy Valentine's Day!

Second Start Rescue Roses for Rescue Dogs

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Second Start Rescue Roses for Rescue Dogs