29/06/2026
We were so excited to post our recent adoptions yesterday. Unfortunately, two dogs will be returning to the rescue this weekend. 😔
This is the harsh reality of animal rescue. Just when you think you might get your chin above water, another wave comes crashing in. It’s a never ending, uphill battle. And WE. ARE. EXHAUSTED. 😭
Every returned dog means another kennel that stays full, more food to buy, more veterinary care to provide, more time dedicated to training and enrichment, and fewer opportunities to help the next dog waiting for a chance. Rescue is a constant balancing act, and without support from our community, it becomes nearly impossible to keep going.
Rescues cannot survive on good intentions alone. We need fosters willing to open their homes, adopters committed to working through the adjustment period, volunteers willing to lend a hand, and donors who help cover the ever-growing costs of care.
The truth is that every dog that enters rescue is a commitment. Sometimes that commitment lasts days, sometimes months, and sometimes much longer than anyone anticipated. We don’t give up on them when things get difficult, but we can’t do it alone.
If you’ve been thinking about fostering, adopting, volunteering, or donating, now is the time. The dogs in our care are counting on a community that stands beside them through the highs and the lows.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support our mission. Because of you, we can keep showing up for the dogs who have nowhere else to go. ❤️🐾
Fill out a foster or adoption application, donate, or browse adoptable pets: angelsforpaws.org
Check out our rescue wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/31DTGWBFKAKDZ?ref_=wl_share