Hello, I am writing to thank AFH for the wonderful, loving, faithful companion I adopted in 2009. His name at adoption was Nickelby, and he was part of the litter (Nicholas 8)… We renamed him Teukie Seoul King. Teukie passed away yesterday at the age of 14 and 1/2 years. Teukie was a fun loving playful dog. He loved his walks, his toys, and food! He once stopped someone who was trying to break into our home. He kept my father company and cheered him when he was struggling with a terminal illness at the end of his life. Teukie was adopted by me and my daughter Amy.  Amy was a great fan of k-pop, and named Teukie after a k-pop star she liked. Amy died last year. Teukie was my loving and faithful companion through very difficult times.  I have…attached a photo of Teukie as a adult dog. I wanted AFH to know he led a very happy and healthy life. He traveled across county with us for a family reunion in Denver, Co in 2019.  He has also been to the beach, but he did not like the sand. 🙂 Thank you for the wonderful work you do, and thank you for finding and caring for Teukie so that we could find him and care for him. He was deeply loved and now is deeply missed.

 Kind regards, Patricia

Sammy became a member of our family in July 2012. It was love at first sight. Our 3 daughters picked him out at an adoption event within only a few minutes, and they could not have made a more perfect choice. He completed our family, and he provided us with so much happiness for 11 years. We will miss his funny personality, his awesome hugs and kisses, and his ability tocbrighten our days, every day! Not only did Sammy love us unconditionally, he made sure he took care of us, even at the end of his life. He gave us a great week prior to his death, and he made sure all of us got to spend quality time with him. On August 14th, Sammy passed away peacefully in his
sister’s arms.which is exactly where we think he wanted to be. We are so grateful to him for being the best dog ever. Although our hearts are broken, we will always cherish the countless memories of him and how he made our lives so much better. Rest easy, my sweet boy. We know you have found the best window seat up in doggie heaven.

Hello! We recently lost our sweet boy Oscar (to a cardiac arrest event). We adopted him from A Forever Home just about 5 years ago….Oscar was my shadow, we spend my work days together and I miss him. A few of our favorite pics attached.

We adopted our Bruno March 2012. I just wanted to let you know he crossed the rainbow bridge August 21 2023. He was surrounded by his family, his friends at the vets office of 10 years. He had cheese and love. You gave us a gift of 11 years and I just wanted to thank you. He was the bestest boy. He loved his people, his kittens, (they’re 7 now, but still his babies) his squishmallows and tricking his Granny into dropping food. He loved watching over the bus stop near our house and kids in general. Everyone was a new friend. Thank you for Bruno, thank you for everything.

….Nellie Newcomb passed away June 2017 yes 2017. I have been meaning to contact you since then. I have never loved a pet as much as I loved her so I guess that is why I put it off so long. …She was described as Black and Tan Coonhound Mix and came from the Page County Shelter where she might have been named Roxy. She was Nellie at AFH and we kept that name. She weighed 35 pounds when we took her and gain about 5 more over the years. She had a very happy life and was everything we dreamed of in a dog. She became bonded with our “lab mix” pound puppy Kailey and they lived out their lives together with Kailey passing on about a year after Nellie. Nellie  developed tumors I believe a year or so before her death but was able to remain pain free. Well thank you for the wonderful dog.

Hi, I just wanted to let you know that my best friend NAZLI (A.K.A. ADRIANA) has passed away on 11/22/2022. I adopted her from your organization in 2008. Unfortunately, due to her illness, she suddenly died in my arms at age 15. She had a great life. She will always be with us in our hearts. Thank you for rescuing and fostering her. My life would have been totally empty without her. I hope our roads will cross one day and we reunite. I will reach out to you when I am ready to adopt again.

Dear AFH, This month (June) would have been the 13th “Adopta-versary” of our Jenny, but sadly she crossed the rainbow bridge on February 6, 2023. We adopted Jenny as an adult dog (~2 years old). She was a mystery mix of breeds, a wild-child and escape artist in her early years, a hiking companion, toy-destroyer, and a soft and fluffy shedding machine. She loved her daily walks, no matter the weather. She was a people dog – absolutely loved everyone, and everyone loved her. Jenny was always the curious explorer and loved to go everywhere. She travelled cross-country by car twice in 3 years when we moved to California (then back) and travelled with us on many local trips. She saw the mountains and the beach on both coasts. Jenny brought us so many laughs and was our whole world. She started to have significant health challenges in late 2022 and passed at home with both of us by her side. We are heartbroken and miss our Jenny-dog tremendously.

Sincerely, Lisa & Tom

Beamer became part of our family in 2012 thanks to AFH, he was originally named Elmer.  He was such a loving, gentle, and happy dog.  Our favorite memory of him is sitting in his own camping chair.  He lived a great life of 11 years until he was diagnosed with Lymphoma and passed away in May 2023.  He will always be remembered and loved by us.  Thanks, AFH for allowing us to enjoy him!