Congratulations to little Oscar who has found his people!
Oscar came to us at the end of September when his mom could no longer care for him and his brother. A family member had taken them in; however, he was planning on taking them to a shelter. (not sure where that would be-shelters are all full) 
Oscar was very skittish and scared. He had been with his mom for most of his eight years we assume and now he was passed around from home to home.  He left the family home and went to a rescue friend for a few days, then we had him with a temp foster while we finished up a new foster app. 
After a few days with the newly approved foster, she wanted him gone so we had to scramble to find a new foster.. This is very stressful for the rescue when someone doesn't give a new dog time to decompress and learn what is expected of them!  They have been through enough. Oscar became very grumpy as dachshunds can be but a little patience and understanding goes a long way. 
Oscar had not been to the vet in many years, so we took care of all of that, including an expensive cryptorchid neuter. 
Our little dog with the big attitude ended up going to a boarding kennel with the foster's personal dogs for a few nights and someone at the camp fell in love with him ,inquired about adopting, and the rest is history! 
Oscar joined his new mom and dad plus Ruffles, Lillian, Butterscotch and Chief. (two are not pictured) Since most are seniors, we assume Oscar will take over as boss. (lol joke) 
Thank you, Christa and Jeff for adopting another rescue. The world needs more people like you. 
Have a wonderful new life, Oscar! We hope to get lots of updates and love seeing you happy again! 
Thank you to everyone who was a part of Oscar's journey. 
Please remember there are always pure-bred dogs coming into rescues. Adopt; don't shop!