Congrats to our little Blossom who has found her forever family!
Blossom came to us at the beginning of September. She had found herself at the county shelter after her owner had been housed nearby for a short time. When the owner was released he/she did not pick up Blossom or her doggy friend, Tia. (Who is still looking for a family) 
Both girls needed some serious vet care but we soon got them the care they needed and they started feeling much better very soon.  
Paul recently lost his wife and then his dog, Hoppie.   He came to see Blossom in her foster home and immediately filled out the application. 
Blossom now is the queen of the house and has a huge yard to run and play in. 
Congrats Blossom and Paul! May you have a wonderful life together! 
Thank you Megan for fostering our little pistol. 

Just over a year ago, sweet Blossom and her sister, Tia entered the county shelter when their owner was incarcerated. They were not picked up upon owner's release, so we were called, and they joined PLP.
 The girls were both long overdue for vet care. Blossom needed to be spayed and had some skin issues that had been untreated.  Tia received a dental and was soon adopted. (they were not bonded)
 After a month in our care, Blossom was adopted, but sadly, was returned just after two months by no fault of her own. The adopter didn't want to deal with her skin issues, so once again, Blossom was homeless. 
Blossom is a fun little dog. It's not her fault she has itchy skin. Her foster mom gave her weekly oatmeal baths and we tried different foods along with cytopoint (for allergies) injections every six months, which seemed to help. 
We assume the reason Blossom hasn't had much interest, was the possibility of vet bills, and we get that, although we seemed to manage it.  It definitely didn't stop her! She is super active and happy. She has been with her foster mom for the last 8.5 months. 
Last week a nice man applied to adopt, and when he and Blossom met, they both hit it off! 
 Bob has adopted seniors in the past, some with skin problems, so he was not at all fazed by any possible future vet bills. 
Blossom and her new Dad have been getting to know each other and all is going great. Bob has friends at the small dog park he knows from visits with his last dog, so now he takes Blossom and she is having fun too!  woohoo! 
Congrats to Blossom for finding her person! It has been a year since she joined us the first time!
 We don't give up on our dogs, no matter how long it takes, or what they need. 
Thank you, Megan for all your help with Blossom, fostering, baths and everything in between. Hopefully she will come visit. 
BIG THANKS to your new Dad, for adopting a senior dog who sometimes needs a little extra TLC! You Rock Bob! 
Have a great life together!