I just want to thank Lucky Pup for bringing us and our Baxter together. My husband and I are quite sure that he will be the best dog we will ever have. He is just incredible. He loves our new baby (almost 8 months old) like nothing in the world; for a dog who rarely gives kisses, he just can't stop kissing her! She can climb all over him, eat his ears, do whatever and he just loves it. He loves to lay on his back on the floor and have her climb all over him.

When my husband had cancer last winter he spent a month in the hospital on 2 occasions. Both times, after I would come home from visiting or from work, Baxter would spend hours in front of the door, waiting for his daddy to come home. When Nate finally did, Baxter would sit next to him (or on him lol) for hours, and follow him around the house.

Baxter loves the cats, the other dogs, the baby, and is just a happy boy. He may only have 3 legs, but he loves to run, play, and swim. He is just incredible.

So thank you all so much for bringing us together with our big man. He makes our lives so much better.

~Lottie, February 2012

Millie is doing well, attached is a picture of her from last month. I look forward to seeing photos of her siblings!

~Skylar, January 2012

Marley is doing great! Her potty training has gone well. She loves to play with my dog and will curl up next to my cat.

I am working on training her right now. She goes to "doggie day care" one day a week to help socialize her with other dogs and people and to give Inara a little break. She is quite popular there!

She is getting used to riding in the car and will curl up in the back seat and relax. We even brought her to one of my sons' football games at Maine Maritime Academy and she was very well
behaved.

~Eileen, Nov 2011

We visited with Carson and his big brother Miles and their dad. He is a happy and healthy boy who loves to play so much. He is intelligent, loyal and sweet, listening to his dad beautifully and adoring his big brother all the while. He is learning about chasing varmints from Miles and the two of them love to play play play!

~Sue and Janet, January 2012

Roxy is doing very well. She has come a long way in the past few months. We are still working on socializing with other people. She has made some great advances such as being more comfortable in her new home as well as with my family and friends. Everyone that meets her thinks she's beautiful and well behaved.

I am in love with her and can't imagine my life without her. We are both very lucky to have eachother. :)

~Deb, November 2011

Otis is doing great! I call him "my Otis with the Mostest" :-) He is a happy, good natured and very loving boy who has come a long way from the skittish puppy he once was. I fell in love and am actually glad that no one was interested in adopting him while he was fostered here because I think he was just meant to be part of this family :-) Otis loves Annie, and now I actually have 2 Lucky Pup "Happy Tails"

~Kim January 2012

I just wanted to give you a quick update. Jackson is still doing fantastic. He’s getting more comfortable & pushing the boundaries, which we are promptly enforcing. Mia is starting to get the idea how to doggie play & attempted it herself with Jackson.

Thank you again for everything you’ve done thus far and for doing a wonderful job with Jackson so that we can enjoy him to the fullest!

~Diane August 2011

Bruin is such a joy to have in our house! He was shy when we first got him, our shepherd has really helped him come out of his shell. She has also taught him that car rides are a good thing! The more he came out of his shell the more energy he had. He makes me laugh every day with his crazy antics! He loves his walks around the neighborhood or any trail we can find plus trips to the dog park!

Edziu and I brought him to dog training and he passed with flying colors. The trainer called him the life of the party!

Thank you so much to everyone at Lucky pup rescue! We really love
Bruin!

~Erica, November 2011

Cain came to us with 6 of his siblings, all little bags of bones, in March and stayed for a week. They had never been inside before so they did their business anywhere they pleased and sucked down their food faster than a Hoover! Two months later Cain had not been adopted yet so we took him back as a foster. He was still very scared of new situations but just a goofy dog who loved to run and play. After 1 month we could not part with this cuddly goofy guy and we adopted him.

He loves being outdoors and racing around chasing toys. Cain can get into the weirdest positions, you would think his spine is double jointed. When he naps he has to be as close to you as possible. The recent snowstorm was great fun, jumping at the snow coming down and burying his head in the drifts looking for scents.

He loves going with me to bring my daughter to the train and looks forward to the lights and whistle of the train.

-Sandy, November 2011

After speaking with the rest of the family, we have decided we cannot give Toby up. He's too much a part of the
family now!

~Sandi, June 2011

Cody is doing very well and loves his home. We could not be happier with him, he’s a great dog, minds very well, and loves the children. He is very protective of them in a good way, and he is very tame but will let strangers know he’s there should they come near the
house.

~Robert, November 2011