Congratulations to Max for finding his forever family!
Max came to us about a month ago from a very rural North Carolina Shelter. He and two other dogs from the home entered the shelter after their home had burned down. His chi brother was adopted, and Max was all alone and his time was running out. He had been there for a month. 
Last week Max was ready to find his family and I have to say, he hit the Doggy Lottery!! woohoo
Max joins his new mom and dad, and a female dog, named KayKay, who accepted him right away. 
He has a beautiful home and a loving family, and we couldn't be happier for him. 
From Rags to Riches! 
This is why rescue matters, he had no interest while at this rural shelter.. 
Enjoy your new pampered life little man. We hope to get updates. 
Thank you, Alyssa and family for adopting our sweet boy. 
We Love you Max!

Last October, a little hound dog full of buckshot and parasites, entered a rural South Carolina Shelter.  This poor boy had been thru hell and obviously had been on his own, just trying to survive, for some time. 
"Mac" was shot over 100x with birdshot, was heartworm positive, Lyme disease and Erlichia positive (tick born illnesses) and full of whipworms, hookworms, an eye issue, punctures in the scrotum, chest, neck and body. (from the birdshot) He only weighed 37 pounds. 
Mac immediately started receiving care at the shelter. After a few months, they started fast kill heartworm treatment which meant two months of strict crate rest and leash walks only for six months. 
This three-year-old boy didn't deserve the life he had been given up to this point, but his gentle spirit never wavered. He still loved people, other dogs, and didn't have a mean bone in his body.  
We inquired about this little hound, asked for a foster, and someone stepped up! We were so happy! Unfortunately, that happiness soon turned to stress and sadness when the foster wanted poor Mac gone . She had adopted a very old cat the same day, and because the cat was scared of the dog, Mac was no longer welcome. 
We spent a few hundred dollars, on puzzle toys, snuffle mats, and chews to keep Mac busy but the foster didn't want to wait and took him back to the shelter.
The shelter was full, and Mac's spot had already been taken so he could not stay. We begged for help and one of our foster parents who adopted a small hound from us offered to spring Mac. Yay! 
Mac gets to his new temporary home and within a few days , he makes a getaway and went missing. We sent out a search party and when everyone got back to the house that night, there was Mac, waiting at the door. LOL thank goodness! 
Luckily, that was the only time he decided to go on an adventure, and he soon settled in his foster home. He had never lived in a house before so it was an adjustment, but he soon figured out he was going to get daily meals, got to sunbathe in the back yard and had two doggy siblings to hang out with. This was in March. 
Now most of us in rescue know that hounds aren't the first to be adopted. In fact, most that we have had have taken months to a year to find a home. 
Mac became more comfortable and when cleared, started going to the doggy park with his siblings, Gertie (a PLP alumni) and Sidney.  
Mac also got to go to doggy day care when his foster mom worked long shifts and he enjoyed his time there. Mac did good in the car and just fit in with his foster home.... so much that they decided to add him to the family!!! 
Mac will never be on his own again, sick or scared. He has come so far and knows he is now HOME!! 
Thank you, Miriam, for springing Mac, fostering and adopting!!! You are an angel! 
It’s taken almost a year for this sweet boy’s life to come full circle…. 
Have a great life Mister Mac! We are thankful to be part of your journey. Never Look Back Mac, Never Look Back!

Congratulations to Magic who has found his forever home! 
…. Even better news is he joins his brother Midnight who was adopted in the home a few months ago.
Midnight had a kitty sibling who recently passed away so mom thought she should get Midnight a companion. And who would be better for the job than brother Magic who was still searching for a home?! 
We hear these two boys are having a blast running thru the house and playing like two kittens do! 
Thank you sweet family and thank you foster mom Joanne! 
Have a great life Magic! You and Midnight stay out of trouble ..  ;)

Happy Gotcha Day to our beautiful Midnight! He is the second one of our Halloween litter to find his own family. 
Black animals tend to overlooked so we were very grateful to find a family for this handsome boy!
Things could have been much different for midnight and his family as they were found in a ditch in Loris after Hurricane Ian. We stepped up and they immediately were brought indoors and to the vet. 
Have a long, happy life sweet boy.  
Thank you foster family and new family!
 

Congratulations to Maddox, who found his forever home today! 
Maddox joined Plp a few months ago when a friend of our director asked her if plp could help this pup. He had been given away free as a pup, had zero vetting and the new “owner” didn’t  believe in vaccinating him either . On top of that, he was not allowed to have pets and the landlord said Maddox had to go. They thought they could drop him at a shelter but all of our local shelters are full so we offered to help. We found a great foster home and Maddox received all of his vetting . 
His new Mom Pattie was looking for a new dog and happened to be friends with someone who follows our page. She lives in Tampa but had plans to visit. She applied last week and was approved , flew in this week and met him today! They love each other already!  Pattie will be renting a car to take our sweet boy back to florida to his new home. We are so happy! 
Thank you Joanna for fostering and Meg for all your help! 
Happy life Pattie and Maddox! Please send us updates!