When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: October 17 2023
Pet’s AARF Name: Wednesday
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Wishie
How is your adopted pet doing? Wishie is such a sweet and loving girl. She adapted very quickly to her new home and, especially after seeing the vet due to previously diagnosed asthma, is more playful and active than I expected. She’s still not sure about the cat tree, but Wishie is wonderful company and I’m so glad she’s come to live with me.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 9/15/2023
Pet’s AARF Name: Rio
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): (Not changed)
How is your adopted pet doing? Rio is doing very well after six weeks in his new home. He still shows a bit of skittishness when outdoors. He is easily startled by sudden noises or movements, and when walking on leash at my side he very frequently stops to check his surroundings, especially behind us. In our home, he is relaxed and comfortable with our routines and has shown no problem behaviors. I am very pleased to have him as my companion!

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 12/26/22
Pet’s AARF Name: Boone
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Boone
How is your adopted pet doing? Boone is one of the happiest dogs you’ll meet . We needed another big dog to keep our hound company and they are the cutest brothers now. They adore each other so much and even cuddle together every night. Adopting is such a rewarding experience, and I’m so glad we were lucky enough to have Boone join our family .

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: Sept?
Pet’s AARF Name: Patches
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Luna
How is your adopted pet doing? Luna is a very good cat. She gets along with everyone, she loves to meet new people, and is very curious. She loves food and will not stop meowing until she gets some.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 09/29/2023
Pet’s AARF Name: Lucy
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Lucy
How is your adopted pet doing? This little dog has stolen our hearts! She is just so sweet and so playful. She has done so well adjusting to her new home. She started out in her crate while we weren’t home but once we figured out she was good, she has the run of the house all the time. Her favorite spot is sitting in the chair by the window to watch what is going on outside. She loves destroying squeaky toys and can chew up a bone for “serious chewers” in no time! She sleeps in the bed with us and hates getting up in the morning. She likes to take long walks around the neighborhood and loves playing in the field behind the house. I am so glad we happened to meet Lucy at Dogapalooza- We couldn’t imagine life without her.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: Sept 23rd, 2023
Pet’s AARF Name: Cassie and Mittens
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Taco and Valentina
How is your adopted pet doing? The kittens are doing SO well! Taco(cassie) was instantly at home right out of the gate while V (mittens) took a couple more days to warm up. Now they both take turns snuggling with different members of the family, and they have become sisters, constantly playing together and cuddling each other. We couldn’t have found a better pair of fur babies to join our family. ❤️

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 9-22-23
Pet’s AARF Name: Oreo
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Squishy
How is your adopted pet doing? Our kitten has brought us more fun and laughter than we imagined. She is such a great addition to our family and we are so thankful to have adopted her.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 09/15/2023
Pet’s AARF Name: Frenchie
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Ruby
How is your adopted pet doing? She is doing so good. She is the most loving cat. She loves to sleep in her cat stand. She will crawl up in my lap or my husband’s lap and start purring. She may be a little spoiled.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: October 20, 2023
Pet’s AARF Name: Conrad
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Lord Conrad (the first)
How is your adopted pet doing? I adopted Conrad because I had been without a dog for over a year and it was time. I saw his picture and fell in love. I realized he is a hospice dog and that didn’t even phase me. (I was an ICU nurse for 25 years). He has Stage 3 renal disease and a tick disorder but you really couldn’t tell it. He can be wobbly at times walking but not too bad and he drinks a lot of water and has to go potty often. He is a love and such a sweet thing. I love snuggling with him when I sit to watch tv or in bed at night. He is adjusting well and doing really good. At the vet for a full check up and my vet said he is in good health except for the renal issue. I love taking care of people and animals. My vet set me up for success with Conrad and his condition. He has even started playing with me some. I am so happy and will pray that he gets to be with me for a long time, but however long he has he will be totally spoiled for sure.