Charlie the once-blind dog

Charlie was blind when he arrived. A few months later, however, we restored his vision through eye surgery. A month after that, he was adopted by a wonderful couple in Washington. Read Charlie's story.

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Depending on their condition and what they've been through, we're able to adopt out some of the sanctuary's residents. Most are not available for adoption either because of their disabilities and/or the fact that they've endured so much upheaval already in their lives. But when an animal is a good candidate for adoption, we always feel blessed when we're able to place it with an exceptionally loving family. When the "right match" is made, it opens up another spot at the sanctuary for an animal who is desperately in need.

Here are links to the animals who have been adopted so far. These are their original stories as posted on the Web site.

 

Levi the blind dog Emmy Lou the blind dog Kasha the three-legged dog Shep the blind German Shepherd Stoney the blind dog Baron the blind and deaf puppy Creighton the blind puppy Nevada the blind puppy Tyler the deaf Pointer Cody the three-legged dog Skipper the dog with an auto-immune disorder Willie the blind Beagle Luke the blind dog Spirit the paralyzed dog Cookie the blind dog Ashley the blind puppy Jasper the dog with the crippled leg Charlie the Great Dane mix Cheyenne the three-legged dog Chance the old, deaf dog Chase the blind dog Mumtee the blind puppy Waylon the deaf dog Chelsea the dog with bad hips

Spot the old, deaf dog Ray the blind dog Cassie the three-legged dog Anna the petite Great Pyrenees Clancy the old, deaf dog Buddy the blind dog Buzz the dog with a neurological condition Cats Bunny the three-legged cat Honey Girl the three-legged cat Hank the three-legged cat Winchester the miracle cat Popeye the kitten Toby the one-eyed cat Horses Jack the donkey Taco the burro