Daisy (Jili) has been adopted by a wonderful local family.  She now has 3 human sisters and 1 doggie sister and is kept busy all day long!  Here's what her new mom has to say:  Barbara:
   I can't resist a quick Jili update.
   Yes, we changed her name to Daisy, and things are going GREAT! She is a peach of a dog and getting more comfy here every day. She likes to follow her dog-sister around the house, though they haven't started to play yet.
   She has started to bark and that's just so fun. It's like she's finding her voice in so many ways. Every morning she greets us with wiggles of delight at seeing everyone again.
   The housetraining has been a breeze. No accidents so far, but let's just say I'm not trusting her yet. But so far, so good.
   We took both dogs up to Burney Falls on Sunday to get out of the heat. They had a fabulous time sniffing around. (No off-the-leash time!)  Poor Daisy was so tired by the end of the day she practically fell over.
    She has been a wonderful addition to our family, and we thank you for entrusting her to us.
    Stasia

And 6 weeks later:

Barbara: It's been about 6 weeks since we adopted Daisy (the former Jili) and now we can't imagine her not being part of our family. We love her so much!
    Every day for the first week or two, Daisy would come out of her shell a bit more. Now she is the absolute clown of the family. She tears around the house for fun. She loves to sunbathe in the back yard with our older dog, Sam. (It's quite a sight... the two dogs next to each other.) And she cuddles with the kids. Daisy comes across as the happiest dog in the world, and that was our goal.
    Thank you so much for allowing us to adopt her. And thank you for the work you do to give dogs a home. Daisy is a success story!
Jili is a sweetheart of a pup.  She's loving and happy and wants to be in your lap.  But she's also playful and loves other dogs.  She needs a person who will be able to give her the exercise she needs, as well as the love and companionship she deserves. 

Adoption fees include spay/neuter, vaccinations, flea treatment, heartworm test and preventative, wormings, and all other medical care needed to ensure a healthy dog.  Fees vary, based on the care required, age and needs of the animal.  We rely strictly on our adoption fees since we don't receive any outside funding.

The adoption fees we require do not cover the medical expenses, let alone the daily cost of taking care of the dogs we hope to re-home. Additional expenses are out-of-pocket.