Almost Home Foster 

& Rescue of MN

Dianne Snater
Founder/Owner
Almost Home Foster & Rescue

A 501c3 Not for Profit Organization

EIN #83-2127146
507.219.1751

Author name: Dianne Snater

Mental and Emotional Instability Causes a Neurological Disorder, But Kody Rebounds with the Perfect Furever Home and Family

    Kody, at 6 years of age, had his whole world turned upside down.  His aging human parents were no longer able to care for him, his extended family couldn’t take him, and more often than not, he found himself in boarding at the local veterinarian office.  Over time, and with constant push from

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After Nearly 5 Years, Renegade is Returned to Rescue – Then He Receives Another Chance with His Furever Family and Home

    Renegade originally came into rescue back in December of 2021.  Abandoned in West Virginia, we transplanted him to Minnesota, where he was vetted and treated for heartworm.  He was one of the lucky ones, he had a family in Northern Minnesota waiting for the “all clear” after his treatment.  Life was good for

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Second Chances are Worth Taking…Stanley Struck Gold with His New Family

Knock, Knock Puddin’ – Head. Once again I am behind in posting.  A Whirlwind of constant activity keeps me moving with little or no time to sit down and bring those who follow Almost Home Foster & Rescue of MN up-to-date with our intakes, and especially our adoptions.  I just noticed that I gave the PUPDATE

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Ms. Molly – Once Considered Discarded Trash, Discovers She is Another’s Cherished Treasure

  As is common in the southern states, if a hound proves not to be a worthy hunter; can’t bring home the goods, he/she is cut loose from the pack; left behind, forgotten.  They are considered commodities and if that doesn’t bring in the dollars, the goods, the rabbits, coons, or whatever else their human

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