Meet Charcy; I did when I picked her up from the Camarillo shelter for transport to a foster’s in South Pasadena. She had been at the shelter for a month and she was ready to go. For a young dog it’s really hard to be cooped up in a pen 24 hours a day, never getting the attention or exercise she needs. But she managed to stay alive, which was more than some. I hope wherever she moves onto, that she finds a home soon.

Even though I pulled 5 from the shelter yesterday, this one little guy with no name was the only one ready to go. The rest had to wait a few days until their spay/neuter appointments. As you can see, he just had his hair cut and I assume looks much better and is more comfortable than when he was first brought into the shelter. I do hope that he finds a new home that will keep him longer than his last one. It will be a long journey, but one that I think will be much better than his past.