Hello! My name is Caprisse, and I’m a 3-year-old miniature Poodle with a beautiful chocolate coat and an even sweeter personality. I came from a breeder, and now I’m ready for a fresh start where I can finally be someone’s whole world.
Just One Bite . . .
The heartbreaking truth is simple: it only takes one mosquito bite to put a dog’s life at risk. Mosquitoes are active during the winter in Southwest Florida , as the subtropical climate allows them to persist 12 months a year. While populations decrease when temperatures drop below 50°F, they do not completely disappear and quickly become active again during warmer winter days.
The “In-Between” Days: Things to Do With Your Dog Between Christmas and New Year’s in Southwest Florida
That quiet stretch between Christmas and New Year’s has a special kind of magic. The gifts are unwrapped, the big meals are behind us, and time seems to slow down just a bit.
My Name is Eol!
For the first 4 years of my life, I wasn’t really anyone’s “baby.” I was just a stud dog for a breeder, kept to make puppies and never truly loved for me. 💔 I didn’t know what it meant to be part of a family, to be cuddled on a couch, or to be told I was special.
My Name is Gaga!
I’m a 2-year-old Korean Maltese with a big heart and a waggy tail! ✨ For the first part of my life, I was used for breeding, but those days are behind me now—and I’m ready to just be a dog 💕.
When Forever Isn’t Forever: Why Our Age Requirements Matter
In rescue, every week tells a story — sometimes joyful, sometimes heartbreaking. Recently, we’ve seen a painful trend that reminds us exactly why our adoption policies are in place.
My Name is Matisse!
I’m a 1 year-old toy poodle ( and a few months ) with a gorgeous tricolor coat! Life started a little bumpy for me—I was taken away from my mom and siblings and then surrendered to Max’s Ark because I was born with one eye that’s much smaller than the other.
I Think My Dog Judges Me
I recently came across a study conducted in Japan that sought to answer an amusing yet intriguing question: Do dogs judge their humans? Well, guess what? They do! And honestly, I’m not surprised.