The story we’ve heard about Dakota is that she was born under a deck in the dead of winter. When we watch her frolic in the snow, we know why she feels right at home burrowing in a snow bank, even though she seems equally as comfortable in the middle of our bed every night!
Hi…..my new name is Mocha Latte and I want to thank all my friends at AAC who helped me. My forever home is just over the border in what my Mom calls Idaho (Victor).
My childhood nickname was Scoob. In the spring of 2014 my husband David and I bought what we dubbed “The Scooby Van”, the perfect road-trip vehicle. Then in mid-March of that year we lost Travis, our 17-year-old border collie, the love of our lives.
Our new kitten Queso has taken a shine to our pit bull. Every morning when the dog jumps into bed the kitten seizes her opportunity to attack his wagging tail. He lets her chomp his tail for awhile before wrestling with her.
Squash here, just checking in! I am loving my new home! I get to hike so much and go for walks everyday! I am losing my squishy weight and even get to jump up with my human on the hammock now! I get chew toys, peanut butter ( but I feel like they are giving me the diet stuff!], and toys galore!
Jared and I are happy to say our family is complete when we adopted Ronnie. We go on walks on the Snake River as well as hanging out in the lakes as much as possible.
Did you know that all of the AAC dogs in our program go into a foster home EVERY night and weekend. That means the AAC organizes approximately 2,500 sleepovers a year!
Hi. My name is Tate, but most of you probably know me by my former name, Ms. Potato. You could say that I am a girl with a bit of a past as I entered “the system” after being seized during a SWAT raid on my house in Idaho. I was taken to the Idaho Falls shelter where I did some time in gen pop before I was transported to the AAC in Jackson.
We are finally feeling like summer has arrived and that we have hopefully seen the last of the snow. Visitors from around the world have been stepping foot in the Animal Adoption Center (AAC) and families are in the market to adopt!
I am celebrating 5 years with my pup Monroe! I went to the AAC on a whim (after a long time wanting a dog of my own) where one of AAC’s staff asked what I was looking for in a dog.