Found as a neglected stray in Mobile, Hughie ended up at the shelter at 15 years old. He is a daschund/chi mix and weighs around 13 lbs.

Unfortunately, his skin was in terrible condition, and he had infections all over. Hughie was also covered in fleas and tested heartworm positive. While we will never know where he came from, we do know that, for a very long time, he was not being cared for properly. He was fearful of touch at first and had clearly been on his own awhile.

Thankfully, he quickly came around thanks to his amazing foster, Lori Howell. She taught him how to enjoy being pet, how to love being loved, and how to be a normal little dog. He is still a super senior, so we will not be neutering him or putting him through fast kill heartworm treatment. Hughie will need to be given heartworm prevention every month to manage his heartworms.

Hughie is, however, fully vaccinated and dewormed! His adoption fee is 80$.

Don't let this mean looking face fool you! Chatter is actually a super sweet butterball!

Chatter is a senior kitty whose world was forever changed recently when his former mom passed away. She had cared for Chatter his whole life, all 14 years, and he had never known anything different. He is a little shy at first, but he does come around quickly! He's friendly and likes to be pet, and he has been very well behaved at the vet. The mean look is due to an old injury above his right eye that makes it look menacing. And his name is definitely appropriate, because he does like to talk to you!

Despite being an only cat in the past, Chatter has reluctantly accepted the friendship of another senior boy in our care, Rocky. His tolerance for Rocky quickly grew to affection when they both became ill together. With them both being seniors, and having lost their moms, we couldn't bare the thought of separating. So we sought out a forever foster home for the both of them.

Chatter is with his best buddy, Rocky, at the home of the amazing Rachel Hernandez.

Rocky came from the same home as our sweet boy, Shadow. Unfortunately, Rocky had recently tested positive for FIV before he came into our care. He is also 17 years old at this point. For these reasons, we sought out a forever foster for Rocky, rather than an adopter.

Rocky is a funny, sweet, and adventurous cat. He was friendly right out of the gate, even after losing the only mom he'd ever known. It was obvious from the beginning that he had an affection for other cats, and he chose Chatter to be his object of affection after his sister passed away. Chatter was reluctant at first, but then the two of them became peas in a pod!

FIV is by no means a death sentence. It is difficult to transfer to other cats because it must enter the blood through deep bite wounds. Rocky is a friendly boy, who wouldn't dream of hurting another cat, so he is not a risk to other cats. However, because of his age, we aimed to find a forever foster so that we could continue supporting him.

Rocky is now with his best buddy, Chatter, at the home of the amazing Rachel Hernandez.

Shadow is a sweet, middle-aged boy that came from the same house as Bee and Rocky. His mom and rescuer unfortunately passed away, leaving behind 25 confused babies wondering where she went.

It took two months for Shadow to begin warming up to us. He has become Bee's best friend and rock in our unfamiliar home. Thankfully, he has come fully around to trust us, and loving us in his own way. We hope Bee will follow in his footsteps with time.

Due to Shadow's submissive and fearful nature, he is currently a foster only. We plan to keep him and Bee together so that neither of them lose their "emotional support" buddy. We are open to them being fostered together, or adopted together, but until that can happen, they will stay together with us!