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This is Typha. I adopted her 6 years ago. I had just graduated college. I was in a job where I worked alone all day and came home to an empty apartment. My friends were all still in school and far away. I had very little money. She was 8 years old, recovering from they think a dog attack that left 🧵

That left her with scar tissue in her throat which causes her to rattle and squeak as well as potential neurologic issues (thus the pupils being different sizes). It is the best money I've ever spent. She helped me take better care of myself then and 5 years later when I was getting divorced.

She has been a constant source of comfort that forces me to take better care of myself so I can provide her what she deserves. She loves sink water, sleeping by my feet, scowling at the younger cats, and going for walks.

Skippy is our 15 year old pug. We’ve had him since he was 3 months old. He’s been doing beer reviews and posts with me for the past few years. He’s the best dog ever.

Adopted Oreo Elizabeth, (Orry). House was very empty, very quiet after my 21 year old son moved out. Needed something to love and found her. As I will be 60 next year and she will be 2 in May, we will grow old together. She is my reason to get up in the morning.

This is Gyllden with her new 4 month old little sister Kya. We got Kya 2 weeks ago from Golden Rescue Canada. She was an owner surrender....their loss is our gain. They both have filled our days with much happiness.

Freya was found on the streets of Mexico. I met her at a shelter in Oregon when she was 1. She was scared and would run and hide under things. 3 years have passed now and we’re in love. We are each other’s protectors and cuddle buddies. She gives me a big serotonin boost!

My husband and I have adopted three beautiful girls from our local Humane Society. They've been the most wonderful little furbabies we could ever have! My brother also has a rescue cat who bosses him around like a child. We appreciate all the work that Animal Shelters do! 💚🐈🐈‍⬛

Our last three dogs have been rescues. Our current one, Molly, is one-third Aussie sheepdog, one-third hound, and one-third incorrigible lunatic. ♥️🐕

We rescued a dog and cat who are Best Frenemies Forever. (The dog had two families abandon him. We don't know why because he's the sweetest dog you could meet.) They bring joy and a bit of chaos into our lives. They think everyone who visits the house comes to see them.

Yes this crazy pup has made my world more fun! I get my daily walks because of her. The family gets some laughs and snuggles. The good girl receives love from everyone.

This is our county animal shelter rescue baby! We rescued him after he was surrendered by his original family of 9 years. He is the absolute sweetest and it feels like he’s been in our family forever!

This is our foster boy, currently up for adoption through fu love haven!! His name is Dodge, a little over 2 yrs. neutered. He is loving the country life, space to play, and snuggle with his peoples for naps and bed time! He would be best with kiddos over 10, as he doesn’t know he’s all muscle 💗💗

She has been my life preserver. I adopted her, the agency said she was a street dog. I don’t know about that, as soon as she walked into my house, she went straight for the recliner. I love her dearly.

Dax and Bodhi, my two former shelter boys. They are the best dogs ever and they are my family. The former owners really missed out on these two. Best buds ever !!!!

My two fur babies were rescues. They were found under a car in the Bronx by a police officer who took them to Bronx Tails Rescue. I’d never had pets other than fish. They’ve completely changed my life. Unfortunately we recently lost Reilly to a stomach mass but Ryan (orange) still going strong.

Hello Donna, I just wanted to say your posts really stand out. They have such a warm and positive vibe! Hope you don’t mind me dropping a comment here. Looking forward to connecting and having some great conversations!”

10 years ago this little nugget decided I should adopt her. Wrapped herself around my neck. That was that. She’s now a very big kitty at 15 lbs. Miss Ruby Jewel, yes, named after the ice cream cookie sandwiches.

Sir H was tied to a tree by his former owner and lived for six months at the humane society in my rural hometown. I had mourned a prior rescue for two years when I saw saw his photo on the shelter’s website. I drove six hours to pick him up shortly before COVID hit. We definitely rescued each other