These beautiful babies are just waiting for forever loving homes...could it be yours? Let's Meet Our Adoptable Stars... "Maya" Look at this sweet face! "Maya" is a 5-6 year-old white German Shepherd Epi-dog, whose has some seizures and sadly her family can no longer care for her and left her at the Ventura County Shelter (Camarillo), California. Unknown if she is on any meds. Please, if you can open your heart and home to this beautiful girl, you can consult with your vet to get her on an epilepsy treatment protocol and give her a wonderful loving home! I have lots of resources and info I'd be happy to share with any potential adoptive families. We need to get her out of the shelter and back into a home environment where she can thrive being part of a forever family! Epi-dogs make wonderful, loving pets! Just ask my Gibson! Another photo of Maya is on the shelter website.   Her shelter ID is ‪#‎ A494155‬ .  CONTACT: Ventura Cou...

Nikko is patiently waiting for a forever home. " Thorns may hurt you, men desert you, sunlight turn to fog; but you're never friendless ever, if you have a dog."    --Douglas Mallock T here is an epidemic out there...too many Sibes, and dogs in general, are abandoned, neglected, and left homeless when owners move, get frustrated, or simply change their mind about having a Husky. Homeless, rescued Siberian Huskies are not inferior dogs. They are not bad dogs. Many once were purchased from breeders simply for their beauty, only to take the uneducated owner by surprise with their energetic (and sometimes destructive) Siberian Husky ways.  Too many Huskies are turned in to shelters or become homeless because their owners did not research the breed to discover and understand that Siberian Huskies are “working” dogs, therefore, they are have a high-energy level and need to follow their natural instinct to run. They were, after all, bred for long-distance sledding. Th...