Jeremy

Things with Jeremy are going very well, he is quite active, a great swimmer, and loves to go for walks...everyday (he demands them). He is loved by all!

Cheryl
 

Dharma

Dharma, her sister Cassidy and mother Maggie were rescued from an abusive home in 2004. She now lives happily with Kathi and Bill.

Ella-Bella Melon

Ella was found dumped in a cat carrier and rescued in 2004. She now has a wonderful home with Ashley, Monica and another S.A.R.A. rescued cat: Scooter (pictured holding hands with Ella at right)

A Card From Emma:

Emma was rescued as a 6 month old Heeler mix puppy from LCAS in November 2002.  S.A.R.A. had her vaccinated and spayed, and she was fostered with us for two months, until a lovely lady named Nancy saw her photo at Pet Smart, asked to meet her, and adopted her.  Shortly thereafter, the family moved to Vermont, where the photo of Emma in her winter jacket was taken.

Ginger

Ginger was rescued from a filthy van with 22 other cats in April 2002 and brought to LCAS in poor health. Although not expected to survive, she was nursed back to health by S.A.R.A. volunteers. She was our resident shop cat until adopted by SARA's Treasures manager Melinda McCormick in March of 2004.

Rumpy

Rumpy was rescued with his mom and two sisters from LCAS in 2005. He found his forever home with a wonderful family which includes another S.A.R.A. kitty "Little Bit".

George

George was rescued from LCAS in 2002. We adopted him out but he was returned for health reasons. With the help of Dr. Patricia Shae, we realized George had been shot. With the pellet removed, George now leads a healthy pampered life in his forever home.

Rolley

Rolley was found wandering the streets of Junction City with another dachshund and when no one came to claim them, they were rescued by S.A.R.A. He's 12-15 years old and very thin, with a heart murmur & neglected teeth. After dental surgery his foster dad Tom (of the pet sitting service "Pets are People Too") found him a wonderful new home with one of his clients, who had a place in her heart and home for the elderly guy. He has 3 canine buddies now, and plays with all of them as though he's a much younger dog!

Is now Ranger (At far Left)

Ranger became an immediate hit with all of the Walker furry family members – and, of course, with me!  He is gentle and sweet.  And, yet, at times he is a very mischievous boy!  His best friend is Monte, the blonde terrier in the matching jacket.  Although there is a vast age difference (Monte is 4 and Ranger is approximately 15), the two have closed the gap:  Ranger loves to clean Monte, they cuddle together at night or for naps, and they even play! 

Older dogs make wonderful family additions because they seem so much more appreciative.  He is my second older boy that I have adopted.  And, you know that old adage that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?  Not true!  Ranger has learned the commands to “come,” “sit” and, “wait.”  We are so grateful to SARA for bringing Ranger into our lives.  We love him immensely!