In Our Care
Seymour
Seymour, a 2-year old, 65 lb American Bulldog/Hound mix, joined the APL family after finding himself in the same shelter he landed as a puppy. He was adopted out at that time but when he came back, he was a completely different dog.
The shelter found that he had been severely abused with a partially healed fracture of his back leg. They refused to return him to his previous owner. He came to us to receive an important surgery to fix his leg and live in a home environment versus a shelter environment.
Seymour will be a long term resident with us. He is learning how to trust again and participating in weekly training sessions to help with this.
Stella
Stella is the sweetest Golden Doodle baby with the perfect puppy breath.
She joined the APL family as a local owner surrender. As much as her family loved her, they quickly discovered that their busy schedules were not conducive to a puppy. They made a tough yet selfless decision to give her more.
Stella fits in perfectly with her two Doodle foster siblings and fellow APL foster brother, Peanut.
Stella may have already found her forever home with her foster mom and Doodle sisters! We'll see....
Zoey
Sweet 6 year old, Zoey, joined the APL family in July, 2024.
Zoey is a beautiful Boxer mix that was brought to our friends at Cedar Valley Humane Society as a stray back in April. She wasn’t in great shape. at that point She was underweight, with skin issues, a broken tail and a broken spirit. Her tail could not be saved and needed to be amputated.
Zoey is a gentle soul with a lot of uncertainty. What she is certain about is her friendships with other dogs. Confident and playful dogs bring out the absolute best in her
Zoey is now resting easy in her incredible foster home. She loves to play ball and with her foster siblings. She is still learning to trust but is improving a little each day!
Gus
Gus is a red coat Basset Hound thought to be about 7 years old. He came into our friends at Cedar Valley Humane Society as an owner surrender and we couldn't just leave him there.
He was so happy when we picked him up, hopping excitedly, right into the car. Gus is joining two Basset foster siblings and now sleeps through the night in the comfort of his wonderful foster home.
We couldn’t do what we do without our fosters and volunteers willing to lend a hand when needed.