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Copper has fully embraced family life, and one of his newest favorite routines might be the sweetest yet. His adopters shared that every night, Copper helps tuck the kids into bed.

u/NationalBMDRescue — 1 month ago
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Hope was abandoned because she tested positive for Lyme disease. Today, she’s still a shy girl, but she’s making progress every day. She recently joined her family on a trip to and did amazing. The milestones may seem small to most, but for Hope, they’re everything.

u/NationalBMDRescue — 2 months ago
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Sandy came to us from an Indiana shelter severely underweight, battling advanced heartworm disease, and given little chance of survival. But with an amazing foster family, a dedicated vet, and a fighting spirit, she proved everyone wrong. 3,276 hours later, Dolly is heartworm-free and thriving.

u/NationalBMDRescue — 2 months ago
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Martingales ✅ Harnesses ✅ Slip leads ✅ Leashes ✅ Car seat tethers ✅ Two pretty things riding in safety and in style in fully coordinating transport packages ✅✅ Jovie & Olivia 💗💗

u/NationalBMDRescue — 2 months ago
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Meet the Rolla 5 💚 Five Berners rescued from heartbreaking conditions.

Severely underweight, suffering from muscle atrophy, covered in filth, and already facing medical challenges including heartworm disease and intestinal parasites.

Yet somehow, they still wag their tails. They still seek affection. They still choose to trust.

Their healing journey is just beginning. Follow along as we help them go from surviving to thriving. 🐾

u/NationalBMDRescue — 2 months ago
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From a frightened mill momma to a happy loved family dog.

Nadie came to us in January 2024. Today she loved walks, “chats” with her family, has a dog and cat sibling, and greets her favorite human with a tail that spins like a propeller.
This is why we never give up on them🤎🖤🤍

u/NationalBMDRescue — 2 months ago
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Another beautiful reminder that healing takes time 🤎🖤🤍 Three months ago, Lindsey arrived terrified and unsure of the world around her. Now, she’s spending time relaxing in the living room, feeling safe enough to simply exist without fear.

Her adopter shared: “Lindsey is spending time in the living room now which is very exciting. She didn’t even look nervous when I took her picture.” It may seem like something small to some people, but for a shut down mill momma learning to trust, this is huge. Thank you, Gail, for giving Lindsey the patience, love, and safe place she needed to finally start coming out of her shell.

u/NationalBMDRescue — 2 months ago
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New series: Training My Human Today’s lesson: guiding your human to the park. When they aren’t listening, take control. Follow me for more training tips.

u/NationalBMDRescue — 3 months ago
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🐾 May Freedom Riders 🐾 Every Freedom Ride represents a new beginning. This month, more Berners made their way to safety thanks to an incredible team of transporters, fosters, volunteers, donors, and supporters. Thank you for helping us change lives, one ride at a time.

u/NationalBMDRescue — 3 months ago
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Rocky came to us just a couple of weeks ago severely underweight. His body condition score was around a 2–3, with 1 being the most critical.

To help him gain weight safely, he’s been getting three smaller meals a day, and we’re already seeing great improvement.

He came in at about 62 pounds, with a goal of 80+ ahead of him. It’s going to take time, but he’s on the right path and doing it with the sweetest, happiest personality.

u/NationalBMDRescue — 3 months ago