A letter from Susan (susanham1@juno.com) who is the lucky adopter of Daisy Mae:

I have fallen head over heels for my little bloodhound girl. She is so endearing and learns really quickly. She's very attached to me and its mutual. She's been in a lot of different situations and she's gotten along famously with all dogs, adults and children. I'm happy she likes my friends because they love her. People are clamoring to dog sit her but I won't leave her side if I can possibly help it. You've got a conversion for life. We start obedience training Monday with a private lesson and then will take classes in the fall. She and I will live in Michigan this summer and everyone there is dying to meet her beautiful, smart self. She clearly was very loved and very well raised. If the occasion arises for her former family to know, I am grateful for all they did for her and how much they loved her. It shows. I am loving her and appreciating her and feeling totally blessed. Thank you for caring for my girl until I could make her a wonderful home. She is the love of my life!

Suzie came to MABR after being turned in to MABR from a correctional facility. Suzie was very thin
and loaded with worms when we got her. After Suzie was free of worms and had weight put back on,
she was adopted by Barnstable County Sheriff's Dept. as a working dog.

Honey came to MABR, after she showed up on the porch of an elderly lady during a rain storm.
After the lady placed an ad in the paper, and no one claimed Honey, MABR was contacted.
Honey was quite over weight when she came to MABR, as the nice elderly woman who cared
for her fed Honey what ever Honey wanted. After Honey was trimmed down, she was adopted
into a great home with her new mom and dad (seen in the photo with Honey).