Coming Back Home Rescue

Coming Back Home Rescue "We're bringing them back home." Saving lives from euthanization all over the United States and placing them in forever, loving homes.

Meet Cash — our sweet second-chance boy 🤍Cash escaped death row in Georgia after being abandoned and left to die. He was...
06/19/2026

Meet Cash — our sweet second-chance boy 🤍

Cash escaped death row in Georgia after being abandoned and left to die. He was given a second chance at life, and now it’s finally his turn to find the family he’s been waiting for.

Cash has waited a long time for his proper adoption post while we worked on getting him neutered, and during his time with Coming Back Home Rescue, one thing became very clear: this boy is pure love. He is officially our certified big baby.

Cash is about 1–1.5 years old, a 45–50 lb Bully mix, and he is now neutered and ready for his forever home.

Cash is:

✅ Housetrained
✅ Crate trained
✅ No separation anxiety in his crate
✅ Dog friendly
✅ Kid friendly
✅ Neutered, Vaccinated, and HW Negative
✅ Sweet, affectionate, and eager to please

Cats are currently unknown.

Cash has a moderate to high energy level, especially depending on how long he has been crated. He would love a family who can give him time to run, play, and enjoy life the way he always deserved. He loves playing in the yard, splashing in water, and then curling up on the couch for snuggles.

He does still need some basic training, mostly for jumping when he gets excited, but he wants so badly to please his people. With patience, structure, and love, Cash is going to make an incredible companion.

He has no resource guarding. No grumbles. Even when getting beat up, he smiles through it. Meaning, he needs someone to stand up for him from being bullied. And still love him for just being a baby.

Cash survived the worst and came out still trusting, still loving, and still ready to give his whole heart to someone.

Now he just needs someone to choose him.

Apply to adopt Cash through Coming Back Home Rescue 🤍
https://form.jotform.com/243184639148060

Available for Out of State Adoption

Adopters also Get;
✅ Free Doggy Daycare/Boarding (Pay What You Can)
✅ Assisted Dog Training
✅ Life-Long Support**

🐾 Meet Echo! 🐾💙 One Blue Eye. One Brown Eye. 100% Heart-Stealer. 💙Looking for a best friend who will make every day a li...
06/18/2026

🐾 Meet Echo! 🐾
💙 One Blue Eye. One Brown Eye. 100% Heart-Stealer. 💙

Looking for a best friend who will make every day a little brighter? Meet Echo, a 4-month-old Staffy Mix puppy with a playful spirit, a sweet personality, and a face you'll never forget!

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🐶 About Echo

4 Months Old
Neutered Male
Vaccinated
Kid Friendly
Dog Friendly

🎓 Training Progress

Crate Trained
Knows "Sit"
Currently working on potty training
Thrives with consistency and routine

✨ Personality Echo is everything people love about puppies wrapped into one adorable package. He's:

Smart and eager to learn
Playful and full of puppy fun
Sweet, affectionate, and loving
Curious about the world around him
Always ready for an adventure or a cuddle session

Whether he's showing off his good manners, chasing a toy, or curling up beside you after a long day, Echo is happiest being with his people.

🏡 Ideal Home Echo would love a family committed to continuing his training and helping him grow into the amazing dog he's already showing signs of becoming. He would do well with children, other friendly dogs, and anyone looking for a loyal companion to share life's adventures with.

💙 With his striking mismatched eyes, goofy puppy charm, and loving personality, Echo turns heads everywhere he goes—but it's his heart that truly makes him special.

📩 Interested in meeting Echo? Fill out an application today!
https://form.jotform.com/243184639148060

Petfinder; https://www.petfinder.com/dog/echo-aa80b107-2a0e-4d5b-baf8-27a65e2541d8/oh/willoughby/coming-back-home-rescue-oh1348/details/

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Out of State Adoption OK!

🐾 NEW INTAKE INCOMING 6/20'Boss' is getting a freedom ride from South Carolina! Stay tuned for further details for this ...
06/18/2026

🐾 NEW INTAKE INCOMING 6/20
'Boss' is getting a freedom ride from South Carolina! Stay tuned for further details for this gentleman who's going to need some extra TLC ❤️‍🩹

When I’m not transporting dogs, wrestling dogs, pretending I enjoy the management side of rescue — I don’t — or wonderin...
06/16/2026

When I’m not transporting dogs, wrestling dogs, pretending I enjoy the management side of rescue — I don’t — or wondering where my sandwich disappeared only to realize Shylo ate it…

I’m often spending my free time helping our adopters learn more about dog behavior and basic training. Or running around, educating shelters, volunteering elsewhere, or responding to calls with the patience only a single woman can manage when the world is on fire.

At Coming Back Home Rescue, our support does not stop once a dog is adopted. We want our adopters to feel confident, supported, and prepared, especially when they are working with dogs who have fear, trauma, anxiety, or shutdown behaviors.

Sometimes that means I go to them. Sometimes they bring their dog to me. And sometimes, the situation is much more complicated than teaching a simple command because the dog is so shut down that they are barely responsive.

Yesterday, one of our previous adopters (adopted Stanley from AL) came by to learn body language and on teaching “sit”.

Stanley is extremely fearful of new people due to a traumatic past. His fear makes training difficult, and he has even been turned away by a few training groups because of how shut down he becomes. So we have been working slowly on confidence-building first, and now we are starting to introduce basic commands.

Shylo and Ottie helped demonstrate what a strong “sit” looks like from dogs who already understand the command. Then we brought out a puppy to show what the beginning stages of learning look like.

We do that on purpose.

When you are first training a dog, especially a fearful or unsure dog, it can feel frustrating. You try again and again, and sometimes it feels like the dog is never going to understand. A lot of people get discouraged when they do not see progress right away.

So sometimes, showing an adopter the finished result helps them see what is possible. Then showing them the beginning stage reminds them that every well-trained dog started somewhere.

Training is not about forcing a dog to perform. It is about communication, patience, trust, and learning how to meet the dog where they are.

And for our adopters, this help is completely free.

Because adoption is not just about sending a dog home. It is about helping that dog stay home.

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That being said, I am not a "certified" dog trainer and don't claim to be. I make this known. What I do know are the dogs that come through here, how they learn and have enough knowledge to get people through the brunt of things. I do my own training with the dogs here within my limits, and what little time I have. Just don't expect me to walk into a house with a really big fluffy, angry dog. I value my life - sometimes.

🚨❤️ FROM A GEORGIA SHELTER TO A SECOND CHANCE IN OHIO ❤️🚨Meet Gretchen — a beautiful German Shepherd mix who almost neve...
06/06/2026

🚨❤️ FROM A GEORGIA SHELTER TO A SECOND CHANCE IN OHIO ❤️🚨

Meet Gretchen — a beautiful German Shepherd mix who almost never got the opportunity to know what safety, comfort, or love truly felt like.

Last month, Gretchen found herself sitting in a crowded Georgia shelter as the clock ran out on her. Like so many good dogs caught in an overwhelmed system, she was at risk of euthanasia simply because there wasn’t enough space. Despite her sweet personality and eager heart, her future was uncertain.

But Gretchen wasn’t ready to give up.

With help from rescue advocates and transport volunteers, she climbed aboard a freedom ride headed north toward a new beginning. Mile by mile, she left behind the fear and stress of the shelter and made her way to Ohio — where Coming Back Home Rescue promised her something every dog deserves:

A chance.

And Gretchen has embraced that chance with her whole heart.

She’s playful, intelligent, and incredibly eager to please. She’s dog-friendly, kid-friendly, housebroken, and settles beautifully in a crate without separation anxiety. At around 2–3 years old and ~60lbs, she still has that fun, energetic spark while also craving love and connection with her people.

Now, instead of waiting in a kennel wondering if tomorrow would come, Gretchen is waiting for a family to finally call her own.

🐾 Gretchen
• Female
• German Shepherd Mix
• 2–3 Years Old
• ~60lbs

✅ Dog Friendly
✅ Kid Friendly
✅ Housebroken
✅ Crate Trained
✅ No Separation Anxiety
✅ Smart & Playful

📍 Available for adoption after 6/17 through Coming Back Home Rescue. Is getting spayed on 6/15.
Out-of-state adoption available.

Adoption Application: https://form.jotform.com/243184639148060

She escaped euthanasia. Now she just needs someone to show her that she’s finally home. ❤️

Willow and Echo officially met Big Brother Cash today, our legally certified baby. Surprisingly, it was Cash being bulli...
05/29/2026

Willow and Echo officially met Big Brother Cash today, our legally certified baby. Surprisingly, it was Cash being bullied by the puppies as we found him cornered, while they were licking his face.

Either way, they all had fun today and Cash was extremely happy to make new friends. Uncle Ottie stood his ground and made sure none of the puppies were eaten, and successfully rounded them back up to head inside later.

🚨 HELP US HELP THEM 🚨500 out of 500COMPLETELY FUNDED ♥️Coming Back Home Rescue is currently trying to raise funds for th...
05/28/2026

🚨 HELP US HELP THEM 🚨

500 out of 500
COMPLETELY FUNDED ♥️

Coming Back Home Rescue is currently trying to raise funds for three of our dogs to receive their spay and neuter surgeries through Great Life Spay Neuter. ❤️

🐾 Gretchen
🐾 Cash
🐾 Echo

These procedures are essential for their health and future, and Gretchen will also need an umbilical hernia repair during her surgery.

Our total goal is $500 to help cover these medical expenses.

Every donation — no matter the size — makes a direct difference for dogs like these who deserve safe, healthy, happy futures. 🐶

If you would like to help support Gretchen, Cash, and Echo, we would be incredibly grateful. Even sharing this post helps us reach more people. ❤️

Thank you for continuing to support Coming Back Home Rescue and the dogs depending on us. 🐾

**55 was raised originally for Echo and has been added to the count.

Donate Here:
comingbackhomerescue.com/donate

Venmo/Cashapp: CBHRescue
Paypal: [email protected]

Our mail-order bride arrived today! Ottie has been feeling a little out of touch since most of the ladies are gone at th...
05/27/2026

Our mail-order bride arrived today! Ottie has been feeling a little out of touch since most of the ladies are gone at the rescue. So, we decided to order him a girlfriend....

Alright, fine. I'm joking. Mostly.

Today, another life is saved as Gretchen came up from Georgia, escaping death row. Our amazing foster in Georgia, who saved Jane, was coming up to Ohio. Since Jane was adopted, we decided to save another dog and fill that transport spot.

Gretchen is a quiet, sweet but shy girl who will be staying with us until she finds her a forever home. ❤️‍🩹

Transport Underway for Echo to Coming Back Home Rescue. Willow moving into Foster. Please consider donating towards Echo...
05/23/2026

Transport Underway for Echo to Coming Back Home Rescue. Willow moving into Foster.

Please consider donating towards Echo's medical care; comingbackhomerescue.com/donate

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