Mack

We adopted Mack, who is now Asher and we are in LOVE. His new name means "happy" which he makes us and I think by the pictures you can see he is pretty happy too, he loves his picture taken he poses, I am in love with him, and we do everything together, My husband and I feel so blessed to have found the rescue, I loved his foster mom, and it just has changed our lives, we will be forever grateful and if you need any help we can help with we are willing to do that. thank you from the bottom of my heart for this little one, I love my "Happy" Baby Asher!!!!

Buster

It is my pleasure to report a happy tale to Happy Tails! Buster is doing very well in his new home. He bonded quite quickly with both me and my dog Bailey. He is respectful of her and she has welcomed him into her space. She follows him everywhere, which is good to keep her active. He was not so sure about sleeping in his own bed. Now when he wants to share a bed, he snuggles with Bailey. They have become quite the pair. Where one goes, the other is sure to follow. It's hard to believe Buster has only been with us for a few weeks because he seems like he was meant to be here. He has met the other dogs in my extended family and loves to run and play with them. He is a sweet boy that just wants to be wherever I am, and so cuddly! Thank you for helping us find him, and thank you for all you do for all the others dogs you have placed in homes.

Bear

I just wanted to say thank you to you (all the Happy Tails volunteers!) for making it possible for us to have Bear as a member of our family! She brings us indescribable joy- & fun and love- every day! We just couldn't be any happier with her! We love her so much! She has become like a new dog, she is full of energy & spunk like a puppy! She went from tiring out after a 4 block walk to walking about 3 miles a day & still wanting to play when we get home! She loves her many toys & we have play time everyday. She is goofy & hilarious & so much fun! She is on an organic vegan diet that seems to agree really well with her! The vet said she is a perfect weight now (down 2.5 lbs.) and she is very healthy. Also, she is quite a bit younger (vet says she thinks 4 or 5, no more than 6) than we thought, which we were very excited to hear, as we want as many years as possible with her! She is now fully potty trained, she can 'sit' 'lay down' and 'stay' ... and she is honestly just the funniest, cutest, most amazing spoiled little girl in the world! We have arranged our schedules so one of us is always home with her & we have to take her everywhere with us. We always joke that we ARE those crazy dog people now- but we love it! Thank you SO, SO much for all that you do, we just can't thank you enough for Bear!

Dickens

We adopted Mr. Dickens back in 2008 from Happy Tails Rescue after losing our beloved cat, Angel who was also a himalyan. Dickens was described as a quiet fella when we first adopted him, but not any more! He had adopted his new home quite well and has been living with 4 other kitties and 2 very active 2 and 5 yrs. old! His personality changed 180 degrees too :) Now, he became very vocal and social and loves to follow his mommy around the house to beg for more treats:) ...He just loves to be around all of us! Dickens loves to spend his lazy Summer time by the porch window. Here's a photo of him from last Summer on the porch. He is now almost 15 yrs. old and in very good health. He recently had a full dental work done and is doing great!!! We love our Dickens very much...!

Iris

I adopted Iris back in 2009 and she's such a character. Iris is a wonderful conversationalist or voicing her opinion (which she does very often). She loves getting her tummy rubbed and a big cuddle bug. Iris will greet me when i get home from work everyday and express how much she's missed me usually scolding me for being at work and not paying attention to her HAHA. I'm so grateful that we found each other. I have added a picture of one of her many places to take a nap. Thank you again Happy Tails for bringing Iris and I together.