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Noelle was tag #614 (we are on tag #2413 now) and she was fostered by Randy Thomas in 2004. Noelle's adopter, April, is now a vet in New Hampshire. She wrote a beautiful letter to let us know about Noelle's passing:
"There is likely no one there who will remember my dog, Noelle, but I figured…
We both were broken. I had just lost my Mother when he came into my life. He had one front leg that was shorter then his other legs and that paw was malformed. His first family told his rescuers to take him because he couldn’t keep up with their other dogs. How sad. A trip…
Precious Lily Grace passed away on Friday, February 9. She was one of 51 Maltipoos abandoned on a cold dark road in Flower Mound in October 2012. Life was hard for sweet Lily Grace before she was rescued by Flower Mound Humane Society, fostered by Richardson Humane Society, and adopted and loved by Julia Woodrum.
So sad…
We're on a roll with another "one and done" adoption today! Funny little corgi-mix, Chess, met his fur-ever family on his very first MTP outing last weekend and went home with them today! Chess' new humans had been searching online for a new addition to their family and just fell in love with Chess' "freedom…
Despite the rain and gloomy February weather, it's always a great day when we have an adoption to announce! It didn't take sweet Rumer very long to find her fur-ever home - one MTP and done! She was was adopted today and joins a small family of two gentlemen and her new Labradoodle brother, Lucas. …
Just 2 days after being adopted, sweet Primrose somehow got out of her new home and was struck by a car while running across the road. She has crossed the Rainbow Bridge.
Rest in peace, sweet Primrose. You deserved a longer, better life. We are devastated, and we are sorry.?
Primrose came into the RHS program in June 2016 when Richardson Animal Services called Bob and Pat Wykes and asked if RHS could take in two small dogs - one was a little yorkie named Harley (who became Esther), and the other was an adorable 5-pound chihuahua named Primrose.
Bob and Pat, of course, headed right…