08/19/2026
💙 We’re on an Intake Hold — We Desperately Need Fosters! 🐾
We are currently on an intake hold while we work on getting some of the dogs already in our care adopted and finding foster homes for those who still need a place to land.
We are a small, foster-based rescue, and until we can place some of our current dogs, we simply don’t have the space or resources to take in new dogs. 💔
We are incredibly fortunate to have amazing volunteers who help us tremendously and are such an important part of everything we do. We truly could not do this without them. ❤️ But right now, what we desperately need are FOSTER HOMES.
Here are some of the dogs currently counting on us:
🐾 Splinter — 8 years old
We saved this sweet senior boy from The Animal Foundation. He would love nothing more than a quiet, loving home where he can decompress, feel safe, and live out his golden years surrounded by love. ❤️
🐾 Nash — 3 years old
Nash is looking for his forever home and is ready to find the family he’s been waiting for.
🐾 Zita — 1 year old
We are scheduled to pick Zita up next Thursday, and we desperately need a foster home lined up for her before she arrives. We need someone willing to give this girl a safe place to land.
🐾 Luna — 4 years old
Luna is waiting for her forever home or a foster so we can continue making room for other dogs who need us.
The reality is that I run the day-to-day rescue largely by myself — coordinating placements, answering emails, managing applications, arranging vet care, transporting dogs, finding fosters, and, when a dog has nowhere else to go or loses their foster, sometimes bringing them into my own home.
I love these dogs and I will continue doing everything I can for them, but it can be incredibly overwhelming trying to do this while also working, raising a family, and maintaining a life outside of rescue.
We want to keep helping dogs in need, but we cannot take in new dogs until we make room for the ones already in our care.
❤️ If you’ve ever considered fostering, please consider opening your home now.
Fostering doesn’t have to be forever. It simply means giving a dog a safe place to land, decompress, and be loved while we work to find their forever family. One foster home can literally make the difference between a dog being saved and a dog having nowhere to go.
If you can foster Splinter, Nash, Zita, or Luna, please fill out our foster form. https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/foster/HOPL/Dog
And if you can’t foster, please share this post. You never know who in your circle may be looking for a dog to love.
We have the volunteers. We have the people willing to help. What we desperately need right now are the homes. 🏡🐾
We can’t do this alone. We need our village. ❤️