Help Save Abandoned Animals like Duke

Dixie Adoptables has had a very busy few months, and we couldn't have done it without your support. 

Dixie Adoptables has:

• Taken in 171 cats and dogs in the last 4 months (including the seizure of 12 dogs from a neglect situation)
• 6 new heart worm positive dogs are receiving treatment
• 8 dogs were returned to their owners
• 40 animals were adopted or transferred to be adopted
• 4 DOGS WERE STOLEN

The dogs that were stolen have not been recovered, but all 4 of the people involved with their theft have been arrested and charged. 

We would also like to update you on some of the stories from our last report:

• Bernard- is doing well, but was placed on a diet by our veterinarian. This old fella loves his food, but is having to learn what most of us already know... Dieting is no fun! 
• Queenie, Juliette, and Red - have been adopted and are now in  loving homes!
• Henry- Our 10 year old senior is slated to go on a trip to the northeast. He is being transferred to an organization in Connecticut that has a lot of success homing seniors. We are so happy for him. 

Dixie Adoptables has had a lot of skittish terrified dogs come in that have seemingly had little human contact. We are working with each of them to teach them trust and love. 

• Foxie- was trapped and was very initially fearful of people. She was quick to learn trust, and is now outgoing and loving
• Solo- is almost feral in that he has never trusted people and it took weeks of working with him to finally trap him. We are working to socialize him and get him to adoptable status. 
• Lacey Lou- had very little human contact, has been bred by other strays numerous times, and supposedly even got into someone's drugs. She is now safe with us and learning to trust
• Sarge- allowed our staff to catch him, but has been very fearful of us since. 
• Bobo- was surrendered by his owners and the shock of losing all he ever knew was very hard for him. He is now in foster care and is starting to come out of his shell. 

We are preparing for another transport next week that will take 44 animals (36 dogs and 8 cats) to their forever homes in Maine and Connecticut. 

Thank you so very much for your continuing support that makes all of this possible.