CakePHP Rapid Development

Calvin is a pretty laid back dude.

He posed very nicely for his photo shoot. Calvin is fairly calm and plays gently with his toys.

He walks gently on his leash and should make a very sweet and loving companion to someone.

In Hermans words, I've heard of the term, throw-away society but in my case it was taken much too literally!

Herman was brought to us by someone who saw a duffle bag moving around in a trash dumpster. They opened the bag to find Herman. When he first arrived at the BAAC, Herman was very scared. His fear, along with being in pain from a bad ear infection, caused him to be a little snippy when someone got near his ears. After treatment and many soft-spoken words of kindness, Herman began to relax and crawl into our laps.

It is difficult to determine his exact age and after examining his teeth, which are in fairly good condition, we are estimating him to be over five years of age but probably not by a lot of years.

Yes, it is mind boggling what some people are capable of. But it is even more mind boggling and also rewarding to experience the forgiveness and trust emanating from animals who have been so mistreated.

And, thankfully, there are good people trying to undo the wrongs perpetrated on these animals. That is what keeps us going in this businessthat the inhumanity of some will eventually be defeated by the goodness of others. Thatand wonderful animals like Herman!

There aren't enough words to express how adorable little Jazz is.

She's the size of a Chihuahua but has the markings and body type of a Corgi.  Her little legs are very short and she has an elongated body.

Jazz is totally endearing to everyone at this point. She is submissive, sweet and playful.

Due to her small size, we need to be careful in adopting her out to a home with small children who may be very active. They need to understand and respect her personal space so that she doesn't get underfoot and get her small little feet or back stepped on and injured.

Jazz should get along with other dogs that are not highly aggressive. She is submissive. We think she should do fine with cats as well.

If interested in her, respond quickly, because she probably won't be here long.