When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: May 2022
Pet’s AARF Name: Brodi
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Brodi
How is your adopted pet doing? Brodi is living his very best life. He has adjusted to our family (and our older dog Lucy). In fact, he has us all wrapped around his little paw. He is full of personality and bringing us all so much joy. We hope that we are giving him the same amount of joy.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 6/10/22
Pet’s AARF Name: Bugsy
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): I’m keeping her name but I usually call her a little bit
How is your adopted pet doing? As soon as she saw me when I got to the Foster’s home she ran up to me and I picked her up and she laid her head on my shoulder. When I got her home my cats were curious about her. She didn’t want them too close but she has fit in like she has always lived here. She follows me everywhere and I always have to be within her sight. Even when I was taking a shower she was standing there at the bathroom door waiting for me! She is a cuddle bug, she hogged the bed last night, curled right up against me, lol… My dad came over today and she ran right up to him and got on his lap. She’s an absolute sweetheart!! Thank you for caring for her and bringing her into my life.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 5/8/22
Pet’s AARF Name: Honey
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Lucy Goosey
How is your adopted pet doing? Lucy has immediately fit into our family and has melted our hearts. She and Murphy (also from AARF) have become fast friends and get along great together. She also loves our 2 cats! there have been no accidents, but she does love shoes — especially spongey ones. We can’t imagine her not being in our lives. She has found her forever home.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: April 28, 2022
Pet’s AARF Name: Alberti
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Alberti Kingsley mutz
How is your adopted pet doing? He has adapted so well. He’s never alone because I work night shift and my family works days; so we alternate being at home. He’s adjusted very well to the cuddles and love he gets.
He loves going on adventures to state parks. He runs the trails while I try to keep up. We’ve had one play date with his kitten friend, Motley. And another play date with his two other kitten friends. He has a window seat that he loves to sleep and sunbathe in and a tower he does parkour on.
He has become such a big boy since we got him. He is 3 months old and will be 4 months June 17th!
He runs around the house and puts a smile on everyone’s face, because he’s very entertaining and full of personality. I recently learned he loves to watch the Simpsons and American dad before bed. Thank you all so much for our little blessing . He has become another family member in this household .

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: April 23, 2022
Pet’s AARF Name: Levi
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Arlo
How is your adopted pet doing? Arlo is a VERY spunky, rambunctious puppy. He is fitting in very well with his brother, Archer, who is also and AARF rescue from several years ago. They get along very well and their playtime is sure to bring laughs. He is loved by all.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: April 24th
Pet’s AARF Name: Liam
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Jebediah (Jebi)
How is your adopted pet doing? He is doing really well. He is almost house broken. He tells us when he needs to go out most times, crate training is going well. He knows to hop in when it’s time to eat. He’s had one vet visit already for rabies shot. He goes back this Friday for his last set of puppy shots.

You can post the “hanging out” photo online. Not the others.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: April 14, 2022
Pet’s AARF Name: Bodhi
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Bodhi
How is your adopted pet doing? Bodhi is doing great. It took him no time at all to adapt to our lifestyle. He is an energetic and happy fellow who loves to cuddle, give kisses and play, play, play. We set aside dedicated play time with him and he has made fast friends with our daughter’s AussieDoodle. He goes on frequent walks each day, loves to go on nature hikes and really loves to ride in the car and catch the “air wave”. He has started some basic training at Petco to help him be his very best Bodhi. We lost Blue (blind bluetick beagle) in February (adopted from AARF in June 2002). We hit another home run with Bodhi. Thank you AARF for this wonderful gift.

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: 04/17/2022
Pet’s AARF Name: Thumbelina
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Mittens
How is your adopted pet doing? She is doing so good! She is definitely a very playful cat! We love her!

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: May 3 2022
Pet’s AARF Name: ~Alto~
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): ~Gino~
How is your adopted pet doing? Gino, formerly Alto, instantly made himself at home with the whole family.
He is like a little purring streak of lightning, bolting through the house and stealing kisses and cuddles with everyone.
His quickest and deepest friendship has been with his sister Chloe, formerly Snow, also from AARF. It’s like they know they have a special connection.
When he’s done chasing us all over the house he snuggles in as the sweetest little lap kitty there’s ever been. We all just adore him. This tiny little fellow has made a huge impact on all of our lives.
We love him so much! Thank you for choosing our family!

When did you adopt your pet from AARF?: April 2022
Pet’s AARF Name: Emmy Lou
Pet’s New Name (if you changed it): Olive
How is your adopted pet doing? She is doing great!! Due to her lack of socialization in a precious life, she struggles with leash/dog reactivity. We have a great trainer, and she’s excelling! She goes to work with me and loves it!