Fostering Hope Animal Rescue

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Hazel is believed to be a little over a year old and is a medium-sized mixed breed (the shelter believes she may have some Staffordshire Terrier in her). I rescued her about a month ago, and she has been such a sweetheart.

She is potty trained, sleeps through the night, has yet to bark, and walks well on a leash. She does great with other dogs and cats, and has been wonderful with my one-year-old son. She has never shown any signs of aggression and has an incredibly gentle temperament.

She’s a little shy and anxious when first adjusting to a new environment, which is completely understandable after coming from the shelter. Every week we’ve seen more of her personality come out. She loves giving kisses, cuddling on the couch, and playing with other dogs. One of my favorite things about her is that she’ll roll right onto her back for belly rubs—such a sweet sign of how trusting and submissive she is.
She enjoys relaxing around the house but also gets excited to run and play with other dogs. I think she’d do really well in a home with another friendly dog. She has done wonderfully with my toddler, but I also think she’d thrive with a family that will continue helping her build confidence as she settles into a new home.

I recently took Hazel to the vet, and she received a clean bill of health, she is spayed and HW negative.

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Kaitlyn

In Loving Memory of Duke
“Sunsets Duke of Chocolate”
November 24, 2014 – December 11, 2025

Duke was born “Sunsets Duke of Chocolate” on November 24, 2014. He was bred for breeding and faithfully fulfilled that role until his owner passed away. Duke’s true life, however, didn’t begin until he was five years old—when he finally learned what love, affection, and trust felt like.

Duke and Katy both struck gold when they met the Berry family. Linda and Lenny gave them a home filled with warmth, safety, and unconditional love. It was a place where bunnies were chased for fun, kitties were snuggled with affection, and joyful dances happened every time Mom or Dad walked through the door. For Duke, this was everything he had waited for.

On Wednesday afternoon, December 11, 2025, Duke was reunited with Katy at the Rainbow Bridge. He was surrounded by love, and his final vision was of his devoted adopters, Linda and Lenny—the people who showed him what family truly means.

Run free, sweet Duke. You were deeply loved, and you always will be.

The first photo shared is the very first picture I received of Duke. The last photo was taken just one night before he left us. Every photo in between tells the story of Duke and Katy, truly living their dash.