Finding Clancy a new home was the hardest thing I've had to do in rescue in a very long time. Clancy came out of the shelter in Sept 2007 and we fell in love with him immediately. He got along great with the other dogs and couldn't have been a sweeter love. But 2 months later he decided he was going to be the alpha male and attacked one of my other males. A friend took Clancy in temporarily until we could work things out here, and Clancy got along great with her dogs and played and played with her wire hair boy. But 2 months later, Clancy did the same thing, he started a fight with another male. Because we loved him so much we tried to figure out another way to work things out without having to give him up, but finally we decided it wasn't fair to Clancy and he should have a home of his own where he could be the only male. Although I never advertised Clancy for adoption, I knew the right application would come along and I'd know it when it did. As hard as it was to let him go, Clancy has found a wonderful home where he will always be loved and spoiled. He will always be missed and loved here and left with a piece of our hearts, but I know Clancy is in a better place for him where he will get lots of love, attention, and excerise. We love you, Clancy. Be happy.
	Beautiful sweet Scooby lost his home when his family had to move into an apartment. Although Scooby didn't receive the best of care, it was the only home he'd ever known. After spending just a couple of weeks in a loving foster home, Scooby was adopted to his new forever home where he will receive lots of TLC and never be abandoned again. We are very happy for Scooby.

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