Update: Nero

Nero's looking pretty content in his new home :)

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Not Exactly Special Needs... But Cute!

Some of you might remember this post: Angels In December For A Dog. Well, this time it was Joa’s Arc's Joyce that was the lone angel!

This beautiful puppy was getting chased in the street by two people outside of where Joyce works. Joyce scooped him up, got him into foster care with Jen S and named him "Kane." What a doll baby he is! No, he's not exactly "special needs", but he came across the right person to save him all the same and, let's be honest, an animal doesn't need to be anything but their sweet selves for us to love them.

I am glad to say that it took very little time for Kane to find more loving people to prove that not all people are as cruel as the ones chasing him through the streets of Camden. After being saved by Joa’s Arc's Joyce and loved up in foster care with Joa’s Arc's Jen S, Kane quickly found a new home through social networking like emails and Facebook! He's now being spoiled in a home of his own.

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Joe's First Night

I thought all of Cup of Joe's fans would like to hear the update from his new dad about Joe's first night with his new family:

I wanted to let you know that Joe was great last night!!! He and Behr (their other dog) did a little exploring of the living room together then he chilled out in his bed most of the night. He ended up falling asleep with me in bed. I woke up with him under my chin sound asleep. When he woke up I was attacked with kisses.

We love him! Thank you for this opportunity!!! We will take great care of him!

Thanks again,
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Fundraising For Special Animals Never Ends

Please consider donating! Every little bit helps the animals like...

Valentine who has since been adopted
Nero, the neurological cat, who wiggles a little when he walks
Gibson who has since found his forever home!
The Nennee brat!
Elvis who is a kitten who's hips shake due to a neurological disorder.
He's for adoption!
There are lots of ways to donate to our great cause, friends:

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