Sin City Saint Rescue

03/15/2026

Mozart is adjusting to being here without Nana. We know he will find his former home soon.

03/15/2026

Nana met her new Dad! She is ready for her new life in AZ.

03/15/2026

Early morning roadtrip for a potential new home 🏡 🙏❤️

03/12/2026

ORION is still looking for a Foster or Forever home with no livestock or cats. 🫶

03/10/2026

02/23/2026

It is National Walk your Dog Day!

02/22/2026

This is an excerpt from an article written by Elizabth Roe, a teacher who fosters dogs for a rescue back east....
Schindler’s List: “I could have gotten more out . . . I didn’t do enough!” Every year, 7.6 million dogs and cats enter shelters, and 2.7 million are euthanized. I can’t adopt them all, and if I could, how would those accommodations look? Acres of kennels? My home would become a shelter. A puppy mill. A factory farm. A fellow foster mom told me, “Sometimes I’m tempted to ‘foster fail’ and keep a foster, but the more dogs come and go, the more I think I should stick to the three I have and continue fostering. The right one for me will come along, and I don’t want to rush it, just because they have blue eyes!”

An especially inspiring line also comes from Schindler’s List, from the Talmud: “Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire.” When you let your foster dog go to a new home, you create an opening in your life for the next dog in need, and, believe me, that dog is out there. That dog needs you. Whenever you welcome a foster dog into your home and then let her go to a new home, you do your small part to save the world.

So, whenever people tell me, “I could never foster, I’d get too attached,” I want to say, “You might be surprised!” You won’t love them all. Some aren’t right for you–but they are right for someone else. Bonds take time to develop, and often the dog isn’t with you long enough for that to happen. Sometimes you do get attached, but so what? Yes, love hurts. Life hurts. Dogs are out there hurting right now. I want to say to those people, “You can do it! At least give it one try!”

You’d be saving the world entire.

02/21/2026

Nana waiting to visit with the vet.

02/16/2026

Happy Washington's Birthday

02/15/2026

This 11 month old neutered male St. Mix needs a foster or forever home with no livestock or cats. He is a friendly boy with people, including kids! If you are interested in Orion please email [email protected].