I fell in love with this sweet face on The Humane Society of Huron Valley’s Facebook page. The next day, I got there as soon as I could to see if I could find him, and I did! He was shy at first, but lay down on my lap. I knew I had to take him home that day! This puppy’s love has filled my life with joy! I couldn’t be more grateful for The Humane Society of Huron Valley and their Love Train program! Today is Frankie’s birthday, and we’re celebrating in style! Frankenstein now Frank
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When my family of four lost our old man Basset Hound when he crossed the Rainbow Bridge, it took us time to be ready for our new furry family member. When it was time, I headed to HSHV intending to adopt a young adult dog. Brownie sure changed my mind. He was polite and calm for a little puppy, and I thought, “Why not play with him a little?” Well, that was it. Stole my heart. He has been wonderful — from potty training to sleeping through the night and basic training. He is smart and willing to learn. I
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3 years ago my daughter attended her friend’s birthday party at HSHV, and we wound up coming home with Milly! She’s an adorable Black Lab mix that came on the Love Train. She loves belly rubs, Milk Bones, and long walks with our family! We are so glad we found her! We can’t imagine life without our precious pooch, Milly!
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We have been talking about getting a new dog so we decided to go to the Humane Society of Huron Valley and look. We got there, went through, and saw Elese. We took her for a walk. Our 19 year old wanted to walk her and the minute she was told to sit and she gave my son her paw, it was over: we knew she was the right one for us. We brought our other dog up to see how they interacted. We took Elise home for a Pajama party for 3 days, and that Friday, we signed her
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My fiance died on April 6; my 13 year old son and I visited HSHV on April 19 and left with our Princess, Poppy. Poppy has helped us manage our grief; she has brought us much needed joy and happiness.
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Sadie (dog on left) and Sydney (dog on right) were both Love Train dogs. We adopted Sydney 3 years ago. She is the greatest dog. Full of love and energy. We adopted Sadie 4 months ago. She was heartworm positive and very shy. She made it through treatment and is a completely transformed dog. She has a love for life, is more confident, and loves her new cat sisters. We love our Love Train dogs! Thelma-Flower now Sadie/Sydney
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We adopted Denver so that our girls could grow up knowing and loving a dog, and Denny delivered! At the beginning she was very rambunctious and did need a lot of devoted training and exercise to teach her how to behave around our small children. We are so happy that we didn’t give up on her and were devoted. Now she is super protective of her human sisters and is a great family pet. She gives my girls kisses all the time! We love Denver as a member of the family! Minnie now Denver
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I’ve been wanting to adopt a puppy for some years, and was waiting for the best time. It has come, and so has the “Love Train” with this little sweetie on board. Oracle now Shanti
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I started volunteering at HSHV in October of 2016 after losing my first fur-baby to lymphoma a few months before. Three weeks later, I met my first HSHV alum, Dobby, and fell head over heels the moment I saw him. At the time, we were living with my parents and their puppy, but in the summer of 2017 Dobby and I were able to get a home of our own. I had planned on getting Dobby a sibling when my work settled down a bit, but it soon became apparent that he needed another dog around sooner rather than later.
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My name was Bertha now they call me Gracie because I am so sweet. I’m a Maine Coon cat who is ten years old, My person passed away leaving me alone and sad. I was adopted by my new forever family. I have a big window to watch birds and a loft to tap my forever family on top of their heads with my paw– my game!
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