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Occasionally, we receive a plea for help with a dog or cat left behind after their owner has passed away or moved into a facility they will not be returning home from. Yesterday, we received one of those heartbreaking calls for a sweet little red heeler named Lil Bit. 💔
Lil Bit is spayed, and we are currently trying to locate her immunization records. She will be brought up to date on vaccines before placement.
Right now, she is being checked on twice a day, but sadly, her mom will not be coming home. No pet should have to sit alone and wonder where their person went.
We are hoping to find a foster home for Lil Bit while we work to find her forever family. If you are able to open your home temporarily, it would mean the world to this sweet girl.
Her family describes her as 4–5 years old, playful, and always excited for attention. ❤️
If you are interested in fostering or possibly giving Lil Bit a loving home, please let us know.
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Yesterday, while en route to a foster’s house to drop off leashes and collars, we came down the hill on Market Street near Home Depot in Moses Lake and saw a small black dog chasing a motorcycle up the hill. When the motorcycle was gone, he turned and chased another vehicle coming down the hill and nearly got hit. Vehicles need to slow down coming down that hill… we nearly got hit several times.
That’s when we pulled over and tried to get the little guy to come to us. He ran into a yard at the bottom of the hill, so we knocked on the door. A kind family came to the door, and with the help of their son translating, we learned they had been struggling to keep him contained. They explained that he kept escaping from the small playpen area in the front yard. The neighbors confirmed this and said that he’s vey lucky to have not been hit yet as he’s been doing this for months.
We shared our concern that, continuing to run after vehicles, he would very likely end up seriously injured or killed. The family agreed and, when asked if they would consider surrendering him so he could be kept safe, they lovingly handed him over.
Thankfully, we had a foster right around the corner who was willing to immediately take him in. ❤️
While we are so relieved that this little dog will no longer be running loose and chasing vehicles, situations like this leave us saddened and concerned. We see so many pets left outside with little containment, training, or understanding of how dangerous the world can be for them.
This little guy is safe for now, learning what dog food is, settling into indoor life, and quickly figuring out that chasing cats is not part of the plan. 😊
Sometimes it’s not about blame — it’s about education, resources, and helping families understand how to keep their pets safe. We’re just grateful this little one got a second chance before tragedy struck.
#theymattertoo
#feedthempetfood
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We are still waiting on the DNA results for our little momma, but in the meantime… enjoy this adorable video of her four sweet puppies! ❤️
We truly have no clue what breed mix these little cuties might be! We’ve got:
🐾 1 with no tail
🐾 1 with a stub tail
🐾 2 with normal tails
At approximately 5 weeks old, they are just beginning to wean from momma and their little personalities are starting to shine. What do you think their breed mix might be? We’d love to hear your guesses! 🐶❓
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🤔We have looked her over carefully and it’s been several days, possibly longer since she was nursing pups. It could be that she recently was taken from her pups after she was no longer needed, maybe she got out and ran off… we just don’t know. Having been found in the parking lot by staples, we have no idea what neighborhood she belonged to. She’s very sweet and certainly appears well kept. Hopefully someone comes forward to claim her soon.
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This little momma dog was posted in the ARFS Lost & Found group yesterday found in the Staples parking lot by McDonald’s, and she still has milk, which tells us she very likely has puppies somewhere waiting for her. 💔
At this time, we have no idea where her babies are, but we are urgently trying to find them.
🐾 Do you know of puppies missing their momma?
🐾 Have you recently seen unattended puppies or heard of a litter without a nursing mom nearby?
Please reach out to us immediately with any information. Time is critical for both momma and babies.
If we are unable to locate her puppies, we may need to find orphaned puppies who have lost their momma for her to nurse. She clearly has milk and maternal instincts that could potentially save lives.
Please share — you never know who may have seen something. ❤️
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