Shelter Sunday:

Good news! There were no dogs available for adoption in the whole province of Newfoundland! So, we’re skipping over them and moving on to North Carolina today. Meet Lacy! This beautiful girl is up to date on her vaccinations and is spayed. Here’s what her rescuers have to say about her: Lacey is a lab … Continue reading Shelter Sunday: →

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