How We Help
The Dogs We'd Like to Help
These are the dogs we wish we could say yes to.
Every week, dogs like these show up in our inbox and on our page — a girl with a treatable skin condition who's overwhelmed in a shelter, sisters who lost their foster placement at the last minute, a pack of dogs left behind when their owner passed away. Real dogs, real situations, all across the Inland Empire.
We want to help every single one of them. The only thing standing between them and a second chance is a foster willing to open their home, even just temporarily. We provide the supplies, the veterinary care, and the support — you provide the safe place.
A few of the dogs we've asked our community to help
These are real examples of who we've asked our community to help — some already found their way home. It's a look at the kind of dog your yes could be for next.
Curious about a specific dog you've seen here? Reach out — we're happy to share an update.
This is what your yes can do.
Rickey Henderson and Willowdean were once exactly the dogs above — overlooked, waiting, and stuck until a foster said yes. Here's what happened next.
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We asked. Someone said yes.
We asked. Someone said yes.
Rickey Henderson
Rickey was the shelter's longest resident with no adoption applications. He became The Comeback Pack's very first rescue, and he has now gone home on a trial adoption with someone who followed his story for a long time.
Dean Winchester
Dean may have been the smallest puppy in the litter, but nobody ever told him that. Confident, curious, and endlessly entertaining, he greeted every new person and every new dog like they were about to become his best friend — and now he's home for good.
Willowdean
Willowdean was one of the shelter's longest residents — until Anna, who'd recently lost her own beloved husky, saw her story online and couldn't stop thinking about her. It was love at first sight at their meet and greet, and now Willowdean finally has the home she waited so long for.
Ready to be the next yes?
Ready to be the difference?
Here's everything you need to say yes.