Trinity wasted no time settling in, claiming the couch, and sharing hugs. From the very beginning, she knew she was home.

Rue may weigh 70 pounds, but she is convinced she is a lap dog. She arrived skinny, itchy, and anxious, but full of love. With patience and care, she found her footing and became my perfect match.

We were looking for a small companion for our family, and Pinto fit perfectly. Shy at first, he quickly bonded with my boyfriend and now loves being right by our side. Once a street dog trying to escape the rain, Pinto is now fiercely loyal, protective of his pack, and happily home.

Luna came to us fearful and unsure, especially around men. With time, patience, and gentle encouragement, she slowly learned she was safe. Today, she seeks out affection on her own and has become a loved and spoiled part of our family.

Howie first shared his home with a beloved sister, and after her passing, welcomed a new brother named Paddy. Now the two are inseparable, waiting by the door together, going on walks, and keeping their mom on her toes. Between naps, picky eating, and daily adventures, life is good.

Coffee quickly became part of our family, and after a few days, he and our cat Josie were inseparable. Full of energy and affection, he fills our home with play, cuddles, and constant joy.

We rescued Bonnie and Clyde in 2022, and they’ve brought endless joy to our family. We’re so thankful to UAAF for all the care and heart they put into helping animals find loving homes.

After surgery to remove his injured eye, Archer healed beautifully. Today, he is a confident, happy cat who does not know he is any different.

Scotty lost his original home after his owner passed away, but his story did not end there. Foster care led him to a new family and a life full of companionship and adventure.

Roxy arrived as a tiny homebody who prefers laps over car rides. Now she joins family walks with enthusiasm, even knowing she will be carried part of the way. We cannot imagine life without her.

I already had a big dog family, but when I saw Bill Murray, aka Mur-Mur, I could not resist. From the start, UAAF made sure he was in good hands, even checking in when I had questions. Now Mur-Mur is fully settled, well cared for, and very much part of the family.

He was shy at first, but once he found his footing, he thrived and wrapped everyone around his paw. Now he just wants to be wherever his family is, even claiming an empty chair at the table so he can be part of it all.

Farley arrived on a bus from a high kill shelter in Texas, underweight and anxious. Today, he is healthy, happy, and thriving with his new big little sister.

While visiting Utah for the holidays, we saw Charlee newly listed and met him that very night. He instantly became part of our family. After the sudden loss of my husband, Charlee helped me heal and became exactly what I needed.

When Basil and Barley first came home, they were shy and unsure, slowly learning to trust at their own pace. Today, they’re confident, affectionate boys who’ve found their place. No matter what, they’re always curled up together.

We weren’t planning on a second dog, but after meeting Alba, I knew she belonged with us. Now she has her own spot on the couch, a cozy crate for naps, and a tiny squeaky toy she proudly carries everywhere.

Sailor was found abandoned at just two days old and lovingly bottle fed until he was strong enough to come home. He fit right in and is now the sweetest boy who loves snuggling with his dads, his brother Fishbone, and napping under the covers.

We brought Riley home hoping he could comfort our older dog after a loss. Deaf and partially blind, she was slow to accept him, but Riley never gave up. Two weeks later, she made room for him at her side, and we knew he was home.

Minka is our affectionate, expressive girl who loves to snuggle and be near her people. Over time, she has grown in confidence and filled our home with love.

Jelly was a Mother’s Day surprise, born shortly after her mom arrived from a hoarding situation. She and her littermates were fostered together and all six pups found happy homes.

From the moment Dexter came home, he made himself part of the family. Affectionate, gentle, and everyone’s new best friend, he arrived right when we needed him most.

We fostered Casper thinking he’d be temporary, but it quickly became clear he belonged with us. Incredibly in tune with our family, he knew exactly when comfort was needed. We’re so grateful we foster failed.

Baboo came from a hoarding house, one of more than 140 animals rescued. Tiny, scared, and trying to be brave, this senior pup showed just how strong even the smallest survivors can be.