Chloe was my second rescue. She came from a rescue called Ugly Mutts, and they specialized in bringing up dogs from Ohio. Chloe had a traumatized past, that included being shot with a pellet gun.

She was a challenging dog in every sense and taught me so much about being a dog guardian.

Winston came to Sato Saved from Hillside Kennel as a stray pull.​ He was found on a dead end street with a severe foot injury that had been duct taped.

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Due to the extent of the injury his front leg was amputated.
Winston is considered a long-term foster, as he does require a new hip and he can behavioral in certain environments.

Duke, was a surrender to Sato Saved, when his elderly mom needed surgery and no one in the family would take him. He was set to be euthanized for food aggression at only 2-years old.

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He does have a very bi-polar personality, and is a loner most of the time - we were never supposed to keep Duke, however, Kyle bonded hard with him.

Winston came to Sato Saved from Hillside Kennel as a stray pull.​ He was found on a dead end street with a severe foot injury that had been duct taped.

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Due to the extent of the injury his front leg was amputated.
Winston is considered a long-term foster, as he does require a new hip and he can behavioral in certain environments.

Norman came into our family before we moved to the farm. He is one of the quirkiest dogs, and he is 100% the 'asshole' of the family.

He has never, given a kiss, and getting affection from him is like pulling teeth. We have struggled with him and his obedience, but he has been doing well over the last year!

Bruno, is one of the Burford hoarding home survivors, where 50+ dogs were living in a home, not experiencing the outdoors for their entire lives, and even eating one another to survive.

Bruno, is considered a long-term foster because he was tried in other foster homes with no avail - he thrives in the pack environment and does insanely well here.