Happy Tails  

Welcome to Canine Adoption and Rescue League's alumni page! We are pleased to bring you the happy faces of our dogs who are now living the good life in their new homes. Thank you to everyone who has sent in photos of their special new family member(s). If you have adopted a dog from CARL and would like to have their picture featured on this page, please email them to info@carldogs.org.

Anubis (4-3-24)

Here are some pictures of Anubis and his sister, Abby. We adopted her from SPARC 7 years ago. They are great pals!

Anubis LOVES his bone, he takes it everywhere, and loves to share the pillow with my husband when he is laying down watching TV.

Somehow all 4 us squeeze into our bed at night, they like to sleep with us, our friends think we're nuts, but we don't think so! He is a very happy boy, and we love him!

Thank you for all so much for everything you do to create happy endings (beginnings) for so many.

Liz

Cookie 2 (3-11-24)

To the kind folks of CARL Rescue,
I want to thank you for saving Snickers aka Cookie 2 when she was at the rescue back in the summer to early fall of 2018. She had 2 mammary tumors and dental disease and was fostered to me in November as the rescue wanted someone to take care of her while she had surgery. I adopted her months later and as you can see, she turned into the cutest little dog and was just the most perfect pet. She was very shy and frightened at first but after months she started to come out of her shell and enjoyed going for walks with me around the Carpinteria beach area. She also enjoyed going for "field trips" and would let me know when she was over due to go for a car ride. She owned the couch and would let my Cattle Dog Tazzy have it if Tazzy did something wrong. I got Tazzy as a puppy after Snickers and I worried that when Tazzy grew up and out weighed Snickers that Tazzy might hurt Snickers but as I said Snickers would put Tazzy in her place. Snickers was my perfect pet. She was an easy keeper and never even barked. I didn't even know if she could until I heard little barks when she was asleep. Tazzy on the other has a bark that will no doubt cause me deafness before I am due.
I had to say good bye to Snickers on Friday March 8th 2024. Her health took a turn as she had several comorbidities and could not be saved. She brought me huge joy and is so very missed. The fact that your rescue saved Snickers just makes me so thankful. I am going to send a check in her name.
Thank you,
Nancy B

Chow Ching (2-24-24)

Blonde beauty Miss Chow Ching has found her forever home! Being the somewhat shy girl that she is, Chow Ching had her new parents visit on more than one occasion to get to know her. After waiting a long time for her chance at a great home, we are grateful to say she finally has it! Check out her gorgeous freshly groomed coat courtesy of her parents.

Lucky (2-8-24)

Our handsome Heeler Lucky has found a home with parents who understand his breed and were gracious enough to give him space upon first meeting. Lucky can be shy with new people, and his new owners had no problem giving him space and allowing him to come to them in his own time. Now Lucky follows them everywhere and has made himself right at home.

Sasha (1-31-24)

Senior gal Sasha has found her forever home! Her new dad contacted us looking for a senior pittie as he had the breed most of his life. He met Sasha and it was the perfect match. A senior girl keeping her senior owner company...we could not have asked for anything more!

Everest (1-9-24)

First adoption of the year! Best life Everest!

Milo (12-29-234)

Best life Milo!

Anubis (11-14-23)

Anubis was lucky enough to find his forever home with a family of shepherd lovers! He has a gorgeous sister shepherd and spends his days staring longingly at his new family. Happy Tails Anubis!

Monkey (10-9-23)

Hi,

I hope this email finds you well. Back in 2019 I started fostering a dog from CARL named Monkey. I later adopted him in May of 2020 before I moved down to San Diego.

I wanted to let you all know that Monkey passed away early yesterday morning. He developed congestive heart failure recently and we were trying some new medication, however it developed quickly and he passed peacefully. He lived a great rest of his life with me in San Diego and I'm really going to miss him.

Wanted to pass along some photos of our time together and say thank you again for everything you did for him (and all the other animals you take care of!). I could tell how much all of the staff cared for him and I'm so thankful that you enabled me to give him another chance at living a great life in a loving home.

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Very Respectfully,

Kevin