8/21/26 AWESOME ADOPTION ALERT! From the foster momma: Kate Moss has been adopted and we couldn’t be happier to introduce you to her new life as Willow!
After patiently waiting for the perfect family, Kate Moss found her happily-ever-after with Monica, Adam and their two sons. She’s been home for several weeks now, and it’s safe to say she has settled in beautifully!
Monica and her family chose the name Willow because it represents resilience and grace. And we can’t think of a more perfect name for this sweet girl. 🌿
When Kate Moss came to us, she had some health challenges to work through, including eye problems, allergies and being overweight. We had already started addressing these issues, but Monica has taken her care to the next level. She has done an absolutely remarkable job continuing Willow’s treatment and helping her become the healthiest, happiest version of herself.
And just look at her now! ❤️
Willow has lost a wonderful amount of weight, her eyes are clear and her allergies are under control. Most importantly, she feels so much better. She has a new spring in her step, and she’s even firmed up that little tummy! She is truly flourishing in her new home.
Monica and her family waited patiently for the right Bulldog to come along and Willow needed exactly the right family to land with.
This girl was desperate for attention. She wanted to be involved in everything and needed a family who would give her plenty of love and companionship. She also needed a playmate to keep her young, active, and from feeling lonely.
Well… she hit the jackpot!
The family has the cutest little Frenchie, and he and Willow have become best buds. Her new human brothers are giving her plenty of attention, too, and between the boys, her new canine brother, and Mom and Dad, Willow has quickly learned that she has absolutely nothing to worry about ever again.
She is loved. She is cared for. She has a best friend. She has two little boys to adore her. And she has a family committed to keeping her healthy and happy.
Looks like Willow won the family lottery!
Monica, Adam and boys… thank you for waiting for the right Bulldog and for giving Willow exactly what she needed. And thank you for continuing to advocate for her health and giving her the life she deserves.
Congratulations, Willow! Your happily-ever-after is here. We think this one is a match made in heaven.
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4/12/26 INTRODUCTION ~ Please welcome Kate Moss to our rescue family.
Kate Moss had one role for most of her five years… and it was never just being a dog. She was used for breeding. A momma, likely over and over again… but never someone’s baby.
When Kate Moss stepped onto grass for what may have been the first time, you could see it instantly… her high, careful steps, the uncertainty in every movement. The simple feeling of soft ground beneath her paws seemed completely foreign. It’s hard to imagine a life where even grass is something new.
But Kate Moss is a survivor.
This past Saturday, she began her journey to freedom… traveling through multiple transport cars to reach safety. And through it all, she never looked back. Not once. It was as if she knew that chapter of her life was finally over… and something better was waiting ahead.
Now, her new life begins.
For the first time, Kate Moss gets to learn what it means to just be a dog: to feel safe, to be loved, to discover the world at her own pace.
But there are so many more dogs just like her still waiting.
We desperately need more foster families in the Dallas/Fort Worth area to say “yes” to dogs like Kate Moss.
Fostering saves lives. It’s the reason she’s here today, and it’s the only way we can continue to help others escape the same past.
If you’ve ever thought about fostering, this is your sign! Be the reason another dog gets their first step on grass… their first safe night… their second chance. Please message us to learn how to get involved.
4/18/26 UPDATE ~From the foster momma: Kate Moss is an absolute sweetheart. She sleeps quietly in her crate all night without any issues, is fully potty trained and will go to the door when she needs to go out. In fact, we still haven’t heard her bark!