Author name: Dianne Snater

Gus-topher, an AHFK Alumni finally got his baby-sister.   Gus was adopted 3 years ago from Almost Home Foster by Krissa and Ciara.  The hunt for a sister began almost immediately, but Gus had developed some cancerous growths and well, a new addition was put on the back burner.   Gus’ last surgery was a […]

saint noun plural noun: saints INFORMAL a very virtuous, kind, or patient person. And, as the cliché goes…if one were to look up Saint in the dictionary, one would find a photo of Mark and Roberta there. Newbie, nka Rudy, came to Almost Home Foster/Rescue by way of Robertson County in Kentucky.  First thing Aletha Thomas, ACO

Nikki was discovered living under an abandoned trailer in Summersville WV.  She was found with a litter of pups.  Nicholas County Animal Shelter’s ACO contacted Almost Home Foster/Rescue and asked if we had room for momma; the pups had all been adopted upon intake.   AHFK has phenomenal fosters located in WV.  All it took

“Good things come to those who wait!” Miss Elle Mae was beginning to wonder just how long she was going to have to wait for her furever home and family. Cara Geis had contacted Almost Home Foster, “If you have room, I will foster.” We jumped on the opportunity to acquire such an incredible foster

Gracie in one lucky little girl.  Sometimes one has to be in the right place at the right time; even if that “right” place could cost one his or her life.  Gracie was found, lying on the centerline of Interstate 64 near Beaver WV.  Too afraid to move, she laid there.  A semi tractor-trailer whisked

Our second, little breeder-release Pomeranian, Chloe made it to her furever home and Poppa this past weekend.  Chloe, along with her sister Zoey were released in January of this year.  We finished their vetting; spay, dental, updated the necessary vaccinations. While driving back to Almost Home Foster MN Lic. 132328 that Saturday in January, I

Zoey came to Almost Home Foster MN License 132328 as an owner-surrender; a breeder-release. Janice is retired.  In 2022 she lost her husband and her two furbabies.  Janice was feeling an intense amount of loneliness.  She had family nearby, but, the nights get long; she needed a cuddle-buddy. Sandy, Janice’s sister contacted AHFK.  “I showed