When I fostered in the summer time, I had a small folding kennel just inside the open patio door so the dogs could come and go as they pleased and I didn't really worry about accidents in the house. Once it got cold, when the last batch was here, they would stand at the door, … Continue reading My Little Geniuses →

These two girls came to us (pre-named) yesterday afternoon. The only history I know is that Casino, on the right, was a stray in Brockton, Montana, on the Fort Peck Reservation. Royale was turned in to Wolf Point Pound Puppies by a person who either hit or ran over her with his truck. It appears … Continue reading Casino and Royale →

This morning all the pups went up for adoption. They were actually listed yesterday evening, so people could fill out online applications ahead of time. A few minutes after the shelter opened today, Koala was adopted and on her way Home. Shortly after that, MacKenzie followed. She was my favorite of this bunch; she was … Continue reading Casualties →

A few nights ago we were forecast to receive four to eight inches of snow. In my experience, NOAA is always conservative in their estimates, and sure enough, Saturday morning we woke up to fourteen inches of snow, and it was still snowing. I wondered how the pups would take this, having spent the first … Continue reading The Big Dump →

A few weeks ago I went up to Wolf Point to see Tina and Darla, the founders of Wolf Point Pound Puppies. Things were hectic, as is often the case; they both work full time jobs yet manage to rescue dogs constantly. Tina was on her way to Plentywood, a 90-minute drive, to have 5 … Continue reading No Fear →