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Foster homes needed for adults, puppies and nursing mothers with litters. Foster families truly are the backbone of the Rescue. Without fosters, we cannot save lives. Foster commitments can be anywhere from 2 weeks - 4 months depending on the dog and it's needs.

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Featured Adoptables

All dogs come spay/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. If interested in filling out an application, please do so under the 'adopt' tab. All interested adopters must fill out an application before a meet and greet can be arranged.

Meet Cupcake! Cupcake is a 6 year old Pitty blend looking for her forever home. Cupcake came to SSBR after coming in as a cruelty case - she was left chained to a pile of trash when her "owners" moved out and left her behind. Cupcake had clearly lived a less than fair life, she underwent Heartworm treatment with SSBR and is ready for the best years of her life.

Cupcake unfortunately does have to be the only furry member of her family. She loves "her people" too much to share with other dogs!

Cupcake is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. She crate trained & housebroken.

Meet Autumn! Autumn is a 2 year old Lab/Shepherd mix looking for her forever home! Autumn came to SSBR with her newborn litter of puppies. They have all been adopted, leaving this sweet girl behind. Autumn has sadly seen the worst in humanity. She is very nervous around new people and new environments. She will need a patient forever family to understand she will not acclimate immediately. She is good with other dogs. Autumn has been spayed, vaccinated and microchipped.

Meet Daisy Dukes! Daisy Dukes is a 3 year old American Bulldog/Bull Mastiff looking for her forever home. Daisy Dukes was found as a stray, the family who found her kept her for 2 years and one day decided they no longer cared to have her. Daisy Dukes was slated for euthanasia at the shelter when we pulled her to safety. She is a very sweet girl who loves all people. She would unfortunately prefer to be the only furry member of her family. She is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. She is crate trained and housebroken.