CHEWY'S HOPE DOGS
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
Adoptable Chewy’s Hope dogs are fully vetted and health
guaranteed.
They are up to date on their
vaccinations, spayed or neutered and microchipped,
heart worm free and on prevention. They have been
fostered in homes where they receive
personal attention and
evaluation of their temperaments.
If you have any questions you
can contact us by Facebook or e-mail.
We hope you find your perfect
companion in our
list of Adoptable and Soon To
Be Available pages.
ADOPTION
APPLICATION
It
can either be electronically submitted attached to an
email to chewyshope@yahoo.com.
or mailed to: Chewy’s Hope PO
Box 1344 Boyd, TX 76023
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Fostered
by Pitty Maeven
MEET COAL. HE’S THE ADVENTUROUS ONE OF THE LITTER. WANNA
KNOW WHO LEARNED TO WALK ON THE LEASH FIRST? IT’SCOAL.
WANNA TO KNOW WHO IS CURIOUS ABOUT THINGS? YEP. COAL’S
GONNA INVESTIGATE! WANNA KNOW WHO IS GOING TO GROW INTO
A BEATUTIFUL BOY? HERE HE IS………….COAL.
See the story below
We had 4 10-week-old puppies dumped on a rural road just
before a rainy cold weather change. They were exhausted
from running frantically in muddy, wet 20-foot ravines
not knowing what happened to them. And the 2 parent dogs
also abandoned with the puppies, ran in a panic while
the puppies desperately tried to keep up with them but
were unable and dropped in exhaustion until we were able
to rescue and get them safely in cover before the
temperatures dropped. With a warm place and meals, the
already weaned puppies waited and cried for the adult
dogs who were still running in fear each time they were
approached. Eventually, the frantic parents, after
enduring cold nights and empty stomachs, gave up their
fear and allowed themselves to be helped with housing
and good warm meals.
After initial veterinarian visit, the family has settled
down for medical care and spay and neuter to get them
ready for adoption. They have benefited from basic
training and have demonstrated great temperaments and
true gratitude for their rescue. Despite their traumatic
abandonment by inhumane people, they have overcome the
ordeal and will make some families wonderful and
affectionate additions to their homes.
ADOPTION
APPLICATION |
Fostered by Pitty Maeven
MEET CHARLIE BROWN. HE’S THE FRIENDLY ONE OF THE
LITTER. WANNA KNOW WHO IS AT THE GATE FIRST? IT’S
CHARLIE. WANNA TO KNOW WHO HELPS WITH CHORES?
CHARLIE’S RIGHT THERE! WANNA KNOW WHO IS GOING TO
GROW INTO A SWEET BOY? HERE HE IS………….CHARLIE BROWN.
See the story below
We had 4 10-week-old puppies dumped on a rural road
just before a rainy cold weather change. They were
exhausted from running frantically in muddy, wet
20-foot ravines not knowing what happened to them.
And the 2 parent dogs also abandoned with the
puppies, ran in a panic while the puppies
desperately tried to keep up with them but were
unable and dropped in exhaustion until we were able
to rescue and get them safely in cover before the
temperatures dropped. With a warm place and meals,
the already weaned puppies waited and cried for the
adult dogs who were still running in fear each time
they were approached. Eventually, the frantic
parents, after enduring cold nights and empty
stomachs, gave up their fear and allowed themselves
to be helped with housing and good warm meals.
After initial veterinarian visit, the family has
settled down for medical care and spay and neuter to
get them ready for adoption. They have benefited
from basic training and have demonstrated great
temperaments and true gratitude for their rescue.
Despite their traumatic abandonment by inhumane
people, they have overcome the ordeal and will make
some families wonderful and affectionate additions
to their homes.
ADOPTION
APPLICATION |
Fostered by Pitty Maeven
MEET ICE MAN. HE’S THE SMART ONE OF THE LITTER. WANNA
KNOW WHERE THE TREATS ARE KEPT? ASK ICE! WANNA TO KNOW
WHO SITS FIRST TO GET HIS TREAT? LOOK AT ICE! WANNA KNOW
WHO IS GOING TO GROW INTO A GREAT COMPANION? HERE HE
IS………….ICE.
See the story below
We had 4 10-week-old puppies dumped on a rural road just
before a rainy cold weather change. They were exhausted
from running frantically in muddy, wet 20-foot ravines
not knowing what happened to them. And the 2 parent dogs
also abandoned with the puppies, ran in a panic while
the puppies desperately tried to keep up with them but
were unable and dropped in exhaustion until we were able
to rescue and get them safely in cover before the
temperatures dropped. With a warm place and meals, the
already weaned puppies waited and cried for the adult
dogs who were still running in fear each time they were
approached. Eventually, the frantic parents, after
enduring cold nights and empty stomachs, gave up their
fear and allowed themselves to be helped with housing
and good warm meals.
After initial veterinarian visit, the family has settled
down for medical care and spay and neuter to get them
ready for adoption. They have benefited from basic
training and have demonstrated great temperaments and
true gratitude for their rescue. Despite their traumatic
abandonment by inhumane people, they have overcome the
ordeal and will make some families wonderful and
affectionate additions to their homes.
ADOPTION
APPLICATION
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Fostered by Pitty Maeven.
MEET NICK. HE’S THE SHY ONE OF THE LITTER. WANNA
KNOW WHO LEARNED NEW SKILLS BY WATCING HS BROTHERS?
IT’S NICK. WANNA TO KNOW WHO WANTS TO PLEASE? YEP.
NICK’S GONNA TO BE WITH YOU! WANNA KNOW WHO IS GOING
TO GROW INTO A FRIEND? HERE HE IS………….NICK.
See the story below
We had 4 10-week-old puppies dumped on a rural road
just before a rainy cold weather change. They were
exhausted from running frantically in muddy, wet
20-foot ravines not knowing what happened to them.
And the 2 parent dogs also abandoned with the
puppies, ran in a panic while the puppies
desperately tried to keep up with them but were
unable and dropped in exhaustion until we were able
to rescue and get them safely in cover before the
temperatures dropped. With a warm place and meals,
the already weaned puppies waited and cried for the
adult dogs who were still running in fear each time
they were approached. Eventually, the frantic
parents, after enduring cold nights and empty
stomachs, gave up their fear and allowed themselves
to be helped with housing and good warm meals.
After initial veterinarian visit, the family has
settled down for medical care and spay and neuter to
get them ready for adoption. They have benefited
from basic training and have demonstrated great
temperaments and true gratitude for their rescue.
Despite their traumatic abandonment by inhumane
people, they have overcome the ordeal and will make
some families wonderful and affectionate additions
to their homes.
ADOPTION
APPLICATION |
Hello, my name is Happy and
wow is my name ever fitting! My foster mom says I'm the
happiest little girl she's
ever seen. They say they think I'm a pit/basset hound
mix. I don't
know what that is but it must
be cute because I sure am!
I am about 8 months old. I
used to have a home but somehow I broke my leg. My
family couldn't afford to have my leg fixed so they
asked Chewy's Hope for help. I had surgery on my leg but
my people couldn't keep me restrained as they needed to
so my leg wasn't healing.
They surrendered me to
Chewy's Hope and with proper care, my leg is now all
healed and I feel great! I am a very playful girl but
also love to cuddle on the couch. I am a puppy though so
I need to be crated when you can't watch me unless you
like things chewed a little. I do pull on my leash a
little but I'm working on that.
I love all other dogs
(although they find me annoying sometimes) and children.
I just love everyone! Love to chase me some cats though
so I get in trouble all the time at my foster home for
that but I do stop when foster mom yells "Happy stop
that." If you want a playful and very loving companion,
I'm the girl for you! I'll be waiting!
ADOPTION APPLICATION
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OLIVE'S SLIDE SHOW
Please meet Olive, our newest Chewy's Hope baby. Olive
came into a shelter down south pregnant and heartworm
positive. She was fostered until her babies were born
and weaned. Her babies were then transported to a
rescue. For whatever reason, Olive didn't get to go with
her babies and was taken back to the shelter where she
wound up on the EU list. I happened to see her picture
late the night before she was to be Eu'd and knew that
we couldn't let this beautiful little girl die. With the
help of several amazing ladies, we were able to get
Olive from Corpus Christi into our hands where she will
get the treatment she needs and will never wind up in a
shelter again! Thank you ladies for all your help! You
know who you are. It never ceases to amaze me what can
be accomplished when everyone works together with the
welfare of dogs first in mind. Thank you EVERYONE who
had a hand in saving this precious girl!
ADOPTION
APPLICATION
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