Pets love us, inevitably leave us, but their memories stay in our hearts forever. Herbie was a spunky miniature Dachshund who brightened up the lives of the Dean family for 17 years. He entered their world as a tiny 3 lb. 6 week old puppy whirlwind, bouncing off walls and causing their older dogs to flee for much-needed peace and quiet. But his personality soon ruled the roost. He loved going for car rides, chasing grasshoppers in the field, and sleeping in the king size bed. Herbie never met a Cheeto he didn’t love and claimed a permanent spot on the recliner where he enjoyed watching television with his dad. He was quirky, loyal and loving and a cherished part of their family. WAG is…
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Pet Adoptions
A big WAG thank you to the great folks at Bethlehem Petsmart for hosting our monthly adoption events on the first Saturday of each month WAG adoptable pets and volunteers will be at the store (weather permitting) each month looking for great homes for some awesome animals. Come out and visit! To confirm we’ll be there, or to make sure you’ll be able to meet a particular dog, email wagwalton@yahoo.com.
Happy Endings
It’s been a lucky summer for many of our rescued pets, as they went home to their new loving families. WAG is happy to welcome all these wonderful pet owners to the WAG family of adopters!
New Families
Here are some happy adopters from April and May. Our thanks for opening your heart to a rescue pet – welcome to the WAG family!
Max’s forever ending…
Max had a rough time for awhile – intestinal surgery and a recovery period. But our donors rallied around him, he rested and recuperated and finally has his own happy ending. Here’s Max with his new parents – this sweet boy has gone to his forever home!
Celebrating Happy Hearts
Happy Valentines Day! Lots of WAG happy hearts so far in 2015 – check out these lucky pets with their new owners.
Cooper scores a home!
Our boy Cooper found a new home today, after only a few shorts weeks in foster care. The first dog rescued through Scooter’s Second Chance Friends, Cooper will be the happy companion of a retired dog lover who is ready to spend lots of time with him. Way to go, Cooper!