Sanctuary Dogs
At Annie's Orphans, one of the most important parts of our mission is that we are a no-kill shelter. Many of the dogs that come to the shelter may be deemed "un-adoptable" because of health issues, behavioral issues or a variety of other conditions which makes it very unlikely that they will ever be adopted or, at the least, makes them very difficult to adopt. At Annie's, these are our "Sanctuary Dogs" and they will always have a safe and caring home as they live out their lives with us!
At Annie's, we can't do it without the support of our community. Please, email us to learn how to sponsor a specific sanctuary dog. Meet some of our Sanctuary Dogs below:
Cletus
Cletus appears to be an Akbash mix and is an owner surrender. He is a handsome lad, but very protective of space and is a bite-risk.
Cookie
Cookie is an 8 year old, Long-Haired Chihuahua with an incredibly abusive past. Because of her history, she has no trust of people and demonstrates fear-aggression.
Puck - In Training to be Adoptable
Puck has been demonstrating wariness and guarding-behaviors with people and is currently being worked with to make sure that he will be a good candidate for adoption.
Strider - In Training to be Adoptable
Strider is a handsome boy: A perfect example of the southeastern Carolina Dog. He has, unfortunately, been mishandled and has a phobia of leashes.
Yogi (Now being fostered and loving it!)
Yogi is a great, old guy, who lived with Jessie, the doggy-love of his life, for a very long time. They adored each other and were inseparable.
Annie
To date, Annie has lived the majority, if not all, of her life in a shelter. She has been housed with Dodger, her best dog-buddy, for all of this time.
Dodger
Dodger lived his life in a shelter with his best doggy-friend, Annie, and the two were transferred to us when that shelter closed its doors.
Fonzie
Fonzie is a very attractive fellow who was rescued from a New Mexico pound and surrendered to Annie's Orphans. He is an unpredictable guy, who has attachment difficulties.
