Little Miss Nakia could not pull through the harshness of life on the street and neglect of her former humans. Her foster mom struggled for weeks to support her health and revitalize her broken body.  Unfortunately, sometimes no matter how hard we want to win, euthanasia is the kindest option to let a pup be at peace.  It hurts today, but her foster family can take comfort that she knew that all humans did not failed her.                RIP sweet Nakia.

Naomi, our rescue Dachshund, crossed the rainbow bridge this morning We adopted her from DROH in August of 2008. Naomi was at least 15 years old. She was the most wonderful pet. But age is relentless. We are so sad.
Thank you for providing us with a wonderful, loving pet for the last 11 years.
Cynthia and Merrick 

Rescued 7/1/08 Adopted 8/4/08 Rainbow Bridge 6/12/19

To Henry's foster mom: Henry passed away today and I wanted to let you know, as you were his fabulous foster mom, the one who answered my million questions leading up to and after we were able to finally let Henry call our place home. We loved him and spoiled him as much as we possibly could. I feel that his last part of his life with us was 10 times better than whatever life he led before he came into our lives.  We are sad of course, but forever grateful to Dachshund Rescue of Houston for matching us with our perfect Doxie, and to you and your family for loving Nathan/Henry until he entered our hearts. We truly loved the quirky little boy we called Henry for six years! ❤️