All Good Dogs Rescue

🚨The grey dog is at risk of immediate euthanasia.🚨The shelter doesn’t have room so as of now she is being euthanized on Monday.

We are told she is super loving and cuddly but needs some basic training for things like chewing and jumping.

The puppy is also in need of a foster. Her owner is being deployed and cannot keep her.

How would you like to sign up to foster and save a life? We need fosters who live within an hour of Raleigh-Durham.

We provide everything you need:
🩺 Veterinary care, including exams and treatment/surgeries.
💉Core vaccines and preventatives, including age-appropriate vaccinations, deworming, flea/tick prevention, and heartworm.
🦴Food and basic supplies, including dog food, collar, leash, & tags.
📋 Behavioral and training support
🐾 Ongoing foster support, including help with medical questions, behavioral concerns, & general foster guidance.

What we need from you!
💕 Provide daily care for your foster dog until adoption. Foster placements may be as short as 2 weeks, but often last several months or more.
🚗 Transport to vet appointments as needed, including exams, procedures, & follow-up visits.
💉 Bring your foster to scheduled vaccinations.
🦮 Work on basic training & manners, including crate training, leash skills, house training, & appropriate behavior in the home.
💦 Provide regular potty breaks throughout the day & maintain a consistent routine.
🐕‍🦺 Ensure your foster receives appropriate daily exercise & enrichment, such as walks, playtime, & mental stimulation.
🎪 Attend adoption events when possible.
📦 Pick up foster supplies from Raleigh (or other designated locations) as needed.
✈️ Give us advance notice when you need to go out of town.

Good Tin Man News! I hadn’t shared that we were concerned about his liver. When we pulled him from the shelter, his ALT and globulin levels were high on his bloodwork which indicated poor liver function.

Naturally we were worried about him but we knew that his heartworms could be causing his abnormal labs. We decided to hold off on an ultrasound and try him on Denamarin for a month before rechecking his blood work.

Denamarin is a supplement that supports liver health. Thank goodness it worked for Tin Man is now within normal range! Now we can focus on k!lling those nasty heartworms!

Tin Man will be available for adoption in a few months once he’s completed his heartworm treatment but folks are welcome to apply now. Tin man is an absolute delight. He is playful and is has become fast friends with his Yorkie foster brother.

Every day I get pleas from shelters to take a dog they desperately need a foster home for and every day I feel helpless because we need more foster homes. If you live within an hour of Raleigh-Durham, please consider fostering with us.

➡️ You don’t have to take any particular dog. I will send you a picture and information on the dog and you can decide if it’s a good fit.

➡️ You don’t have to spend any money! All vaccines, food, medical care, and anything else you can think of is covered by the rescue.

➡️ You can pick what type of dog suits you. You can foster a small dog, an elderly dog, a puppy or even a dog with serious medical needs.

➡️ You just need to commit your time. Fosters need basic training, love and attention. We need folks who can take their foster dog to their wellness exam, occasional events, and for professional pictures.

➡️ Occasional travel is fine! Just let us know so we can arrange a temporary foster.

➡️ You will have a foster coordinator who is there to support you every step of the way!

Apply to foster on our website! www.allgooddogsrescue.org.

*It’s difficult to get exact numbers but WRAL did an investigation and estimated that in 2024 more than 20,000 dogs and cats were euthanized in shelters statewide.

Obsessed with how awkward Lucille looks! Remember our alumnus Oscar Asparagus & Lucille? They came over for a visit and the reason will explain why Lucille looks so uncomfortable.

Oscar lived with us for several months until getting adopted by his loving family so he feels right at home, but Lucille has never been here before and on top of that she had to get her an@l glands expressed. (Sorry for the misspelling. I’m not sure what’s considered acceptable on here. 😅)

Warning- I’m about to talk about p**p! Lucille has tiny hard p**ps and I don’t think her p**ps are big enough to express her an@l glands on her own when she p**ps so she’s been needing to get them expressed manually. Her mom is in medical school so this is something she can save money by taking care of that home. It’s actually really easy if you get someone to teach you. It just smells awful. So they came over for a visit and to learn how to do it. It was a very successful visit!

I absolutely love seeing former fosters thriving in their homes. Oscar & Lucille are so loved.

Beau has made so much progress since coming to our rescue as an injured stray whose life had been turned upside. We honestly couldn’t love him more!

Originally, we weren’t sure how he would do with my small breed resident dogs because he is overly playful and doesn’t know his size. He’s just over 60 pounds. But he’s come such a long way and is even learning how to play with them. We still have to keep a close eye on him, but Jaqweenie and Orson are starting to enjoy his company.

Because Beau has made so much progress with Jaqweenie and Orson we think he could potentially go to a home with another dog, if it’s the right home.

He’d love a home with a fenced in yard because he loves racing around the yard. Beau has done so well with his morning runs, we’d love him to find an active adopter. That could mean long walks and fetch, but he really does love his runs.

Mostly Beau just needs a stable, loving home. Could you provide that? If so, apply to adopt Beau today! https://new.shelterluv.com/embed/animal/AGD-A-34

(I might have lied about Beau being OSHA certified but that’s something you guys can work on together.)

Our boy Tin Man is fully vaxxed now that he got his leptospirosis booster! He is finishing up his month of doxycycline before he starts his heartworm treatments. Wish him luck!