Josie RIP
We enjoyed 9 years with her! She was diagnosed with Cushing’s disease after 2 years with us and had struggled with arthritis and pain the last two years. We had been carrying her and hand feeding her the last 2 years, but she recently suffered a stroke and could not bounce back! We had to matthe hard decision to let her rest in peace! Thitis a picture of her about a month before we had to say our goodbye! Thank you for allowing us to adopt her and share many memories! The Mongoven family

Josie RIP
We enjoyed 9 years with her! She was diagnosed with Cushing’s disease after 2 years with us and had struggled with arthritis and pain the last two years. We had been carrying her and hand feeding her the last 2 years, but she recently suffered a stroke and could not bounce back! We had to matthe hard decision to let her rest in peace! Thitis a picture of her about a month before we had to say our goodbye! Thank you for allowing us to adopt her and share many memories! The Mongoven family

Josie RIP
We enjoyed 9 years with her! She was diagnosed with Cushing’s disease after 2 years wyus and had struggled with arthritis and pain the last two years. We had been carrying her and hand feeding her the last 2 years, but she recently suffered a stroke and could not bounce back! We had to matthe hard decision to let her rest in peace! Thitis a picture of her about a month before we had to say our goodbye! Thank you for allowing us to adopt her and share many memories! The Mongoven family

Hershey...RIP 10/09/25
When Hershey came into our family she was afraid of everything; retrieving her toys from under chairs, fly swatters, our pants legs brushing against her...we are certain she had been mistreated in her prior life. She was our baby for only five years, playful, loving, and one of the sweetest dogs we have ever had. The Bairds

SHARLEY, RIP OCTOBER 1, 2025
On the AADR Dachshund rescue site you were described as a sweet 8 year old, 20 pound Dachshund rescue who wanted nothing more than to be a “Good Girl.” In your photo you looked endearingly vulnerable with an expression of uncertainty in your eyes . - 8 Years old was a little older than we wanted - 20 pounds was a little heavier than the mini dachsie we were hoping to find - We expected a typical dachshund attitude but were hoping for one that was carrying no extra baggage like fear reaction that scared everyone away - We hoped to find a social little girl who would capture the hearts of all of our friends and neighbors as well as the many travelers we encounter in our RV lifestyle. All of our criteria for the perfect little dachshund faded into the background as “the desire to please" and be a “good girl” got to us. We began the lengthy application process to adopt you. With all of your flaws and unexpected delights you were all we could have hoped for. Hopefully, with our flaws and all the love we had to give, we were all you could have hoped for. You bonded beautifully with Wendy and me and we all made concessions as we created a life together. You leave us with a broken heart, an empty place in the bed and a new ability to love unconditionally. - Micheline Stabile & Wendy Bell