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Follow Lucky Family Dog
Peanut was rescued from the euthanasia list due to her aggression and repeated neglect by potential adopters. Our Lucky Family Dog team gave her a second chance, creating a supportive environment and offering mentorship. Now, she has transformed into a well-trained, affectionate girl who follows commands and enjoys socializing with other dogs.
Lucky Family Dog is collaborating to establish Draco’s Animal Shelter (Alberque De Animales Draco) in El Salvador, aiming to support numerous dogs and cats in need. Our dedicated mission in El Salvador persists in aiding these animals that were once in danger of starvation. Thanks to our supporters, we have sent thousands of pounds of food and essential supplies to ensure the well-being of these animals.
LUCKY FAMILY DOGS HELPS START SHELTERS IN EL SALVADOR AND SOON OTHER COUNTRIES
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Pack Rockstart
Rocky
Rocky transitioned from being on the euthanasia list to becoming a service dog that assists in rehabilitating other shelter dogs. His exceptional intelligence shone through as he quickly grasped our training sessions. Initially a foster in our program, he has evolved into a well-balanced leader among our pack and he is part of the family.
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Miss Chow
Miss Chow was rescued from the Pasadena Animal Shelter, went through our rehabilitation program, and now serves as a mentor to other dogs. Her independent nature enables her to assist unbalanced dogs effectively.
Adoptable dogs under our Foster, Rehabilitation and Training Program
All adoption fees are waived for qualified applicants.
ADOPT TEDDY
Teddy was rescue from pasadena animal shelter and has overcome many challenges proving himself he can a good dog for a family. He is great with dogs and cats.
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ADOPT RUBY
Ruby was rescue from BARC Houston and she has become the main enthusiast within our pack, she is well socialized with dogs. Check her progress on our site.
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Benji
Benji is the newest member of our pack and he has worked a lot on his confidence. he gets along fine with other dogs and his energy is sweet. Benji deserves a Home.
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Encourage adopting, they deserve a second chance
Rescuing dogs is an act of compassion and kindness that benefits both the dog and the adopter. By giving a dog a loving home, you can make a positive difference in the world and enjoy the companionship of a furry friend.
Give them a second chance
By rescuing a dog, you're giving them a second chance at a happy and fulfilling life. Many dogs in shelters have been abandoned, neglected, or abused and need a loving home to heal and thrive.
Reducing pet population
Rescuing dogs helps to reduce pet overpopulation and prevent homelessness among animals. This can reduce the strain on animal shelters and improve the overall welfare of dogs.
Providing health and behavioral benefits.
Adopting a rescue dog can have positive effects on a person's health and well-being, as well as provide a companion for life. Studies have shown that pet ownership can lower stress, improve mood, and increase physical activity.
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Help us rehabilitate shelter dogs and give them hope for a life full of happiness. They will forever be grateful.
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