It's Raining Dogs and Snakes!

Apollo and Chocolate Thunder found loving homes, yay! As did Bashful! Her mother and sister, Lucky and Rosie are still up for adoption! If you love black lab/ pitt mixes, these girls are incredible. Lucky has a very laid back disposition and is great with other dogs, young children, and just about anyone she meets. 


Rosie is a lovely, ~2yr old, Pit-Lab mix that was a stray up until about a year ago. She is spayed and up-to-date on all of her shots. She loves to give kisses and play-wrestle! She is also a very smart girl! Rosie is crate-trained. She is not a submissive dog and would not get along well with another dominant dog without a lot of work. She loves going for long walks and jogs! If she could, she would sleep next to you at night but, she has been trained to not be on the bed or couch. She can get a little 'mouthy' when she plays (but she never bites; she's very submissive to humans), so I would suggest a household with older children. Rosie is very at home in the woods, and would make an amazing hiking/camping buddy. Rosie knows how to "sit", lie "down", get "off", and "come". I've been working on "stay" and "heel". I am also hoping to be able to get her to stay near me without using her lease. She will love you unconditionally so long as you give her attention. She will follow you around the house and wonder what you are doing and keep you company wherever you go. She is such a joy to have around! I would keep her myself, but my apartment is very small and between work and school, I only have so much time to devote to her. Rosie is available, to a loving home, for a small donation to the Conservators' Center Inc, and comes with some dog food, treats, and a slightly demolished monkey-buddy. The Conservators' Center Inc will require that the new owner sign a contract that states that, should anything happen and the owner can no longer care for Rosie, that she will be returned to the Conservators' Center Inc where a new home will be found for her.


 If you are interested in either Lucky or Rosie, please contact me.

My newest addition through the Reptile Rescue of the Carolinas is Big Bertha, a 9 foot long boa who is 20 years old and blind in one eye. She is very cuddly and enjoys giving back massages and just mellowing out in her old age.

If you have a big heart and are considering adopting Bertha, please contact Zach D'Alessio with the Reptile Rescue of the Carolinas.

A 7-month old male mutt was abandoned at an animal hospital in Warsaw county, NC. Not knowing what to do with him, they were going to put him to sleep. Presented with this news, I took him in. Decided to give him the name of Huckleberry Finn since he seems to enjoy getting into adventures around the house. Huck is up-to-date on vaccines and vet care, still needs to be neutered. He has a very mild disposition and seems to be doing great with Lester (just got him this evening). The two of them have been wrestling for hours, but I think it's time for bed for all of us to go to bed now.

If you would like more information on Huckleberry Finn, don't hesitate to email me. 

(Please excuse the picture quality. It is challenging to shoot a moving target)


A special thank-you shout out to my neighbors for supporting me in all of my efforts. And all my buddies at the Conservators' Center for inspiring me to be a better person every day.