Happy families

"Rescue dogs simply want love, patience, and attention. Giving them a home makes them feel safe and special. Adopt, don't shop!!"

"You must have patience and realize that it will take time for them to gain your trust. Changes do happen and it's important to continue your support."

"Watching Cody discover the world, frolicking in the snow or chasing a ball has been an incredible joy. Never Alone Animal Rescue was very supportive throughout the process."

"He has really blossomed since he first arrived. He is SO cute, we love him so much! Thank you for bringing Rudy into our lives!"

"Ohana means family, and no one gets left behind. Thank you for everything you did to help Butter find her way to us."

"He just truly is a ray of light. His olympic level athleticism despite having lost a leg also makes him unique — we watch everyday as dogs at the park try to keep up with him."

"Cricket has brought immense joy and happiness into our lives. She has truly helped heal our home."

"Miss Belle has brought so much joy to our home. And she's so smart too! She was shy at first as she had been through a lot — but she adjusted quickly and has come so far!"

"Every day when I get back home, Moonee is so excited to see me and brings me a toy or her treat! It's so cute!"

"We've got a bit of a zoo with the 3 dogs and 3 cats, but we wouldn't have it any other way. They really brighten our days."

"Adopting Cosmo has been the best decision my partner and I have made together. We find that every day with him is more fun and joyful."

"Momo has been an absolute blessing. She's brought so much love, laughter, and companionship into our lives that we can't imagine our home without her."

Kitty spent her early years chained beside a garlic field in Korea. Today she sets her own pace in a home of her own.

Rescued from Jeongeup shelter just before euthanasia, Rina — one of the most socially gifted dogs her foster ever met — is now home.

Curious, gentle, and overflowing with life, Panda went from a rural Korean shelter to a family of his own.