When a handsome young yellow fellow named Jethro first arrived in town, he hitched a ride with Sue, one of Safe Harbor’s wonderful transport volunteers. Jethro is a pretty smart pup and knew right away that his new friend Sue was definitely a keeper, so [...]
Five-year-old Mac is living his best life in his new home with John and Linda, who have been helping him learn how to put his best paw forward every day. This gorgeous, good-natured Lab boy has been busy studying to catch up on his lessons [...]
Kevin and Kane hit it off from the moment they met at Kane's foster home and these two guys have been a fabulous team ever since. One-year-old Kane is a deliciously handsome chocolate covered Lab pup who is sweet as can be from the inside [...]
My donation is in honor of my sweet Lab, "Harvey." I adopted him 15 years ago from Safe Harbor. He passed away in October and my heart is just broken. He was such an amazing, feisty, and lovable guy. I am grateful to have had [...]
In memory of "Truman." Truman was so special; I miss him every day. We had an awesome life together. ~ Sue
Shawnee came to me when my circumstances changed in 2015. I knew from the moment I saw him on the website he was to be my dog and he would forever change my life. Shawnee had a long journey before coming to SHLR. He required [...]
In honor of our beloved Drake, seen here doing what he loved most, hunting with daddy. He was always ready to go and couldn’t wait to work that field. When our girls came along he was such a good dog that he let them play [...]
This donation is in honor of Archie. Archie was Joyce’s best pal and buddy. ~ Gary Guy
Tobey was Alice’s first dog of her very own. We know how that is. Tobey welcomed Gnarly a little later and the two adoptees became part of the extended human family of James, Pete, and Mary. His heart was so big, Tobey easily took them [...]
King of the Park County outdoors. Johnny was rescued from the lowlands and quickly came to rule his humans and the outdoors surrounding his Park County home. Gail and Randy told him over and over of the risks as he got older; he was defiant! [...]
