10/09/2026
Yesterday, we went to assess what we thought would be two puppies. It turned out to be three. When we saw how difficult it was for the family to contain and care for so many animals, we knew we needed to get them out immediately.
This is how quickly things can spiral. Someone has a litter of puppies and manages to find homes for two or three, but then they’re left with the rest. And right now, in the middle of an animal overpopulation crisis, people aren’t adopting. People aren’t even taking dogs from Facebook for free ( which is a dangerous practice ).
There simply aren’t enough homes.
Too often, the dogs that don’t find homes end up in shelters, as strays, or living on chains. And if they aren’t spayed or neutered, they keep reproducing, creating even more animals with nowhere to go.
When we see a situation like this, we see the future. We fast-forward and imagine those puppies growing up and reproducing with their siblings, parents, and other dogs in the home. Three puppies can quickly become 20 or 30 dogs, all needing food, care, and homes that may never exist.
We took these three puppies to safety. They will be spayed and neutered. Their mom is being spayed today, and we’re hoping to get the male and the two other dogs in the home fixed as well.
This is why spay and neuter saves lives. It isn’t just about preventing one litter. It’s about preventing the litters that follow, the suffering that comes with overpopulation, and the countless animals who will never find a home.
No matter how cute they are. No matter how sweet they are. No matter how much we love puppies.
THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH HOMES FOR ALL THESE ANIMALS.
If you can donate to help sponsor the cost of getting these three puppies fully vetted, we would be so grateful.
Donations can be made through Venmo (Project Safe Pet), Facebook, or Instagram.
Spay and neuter. Please. It truly does save lives.