Success Stories

Avery (Adopted 4/2023)

Avery was affectionately labeled the runt when she was born 7th in line of her litter of 9, weighing over 4 ounces less than her largest sibling. Within three days, Avery significantly declined and a great deal of effort was needed to help her pull through. Thankfully, Little Miss Avery eventually began to prosper and it became impossible not to see how very special she was. Her mighty demeanor and sweetest-ever personality provided a 99.9% chance of total foster fail likelihood as the weeks went by.

But then, as her foster mom says, "Completely unexpectedly, in the middle of March Madness, Avery's forever family appeared." It was very apparent from the first conversation and subsequent meet & greet whose family Avery was meant to join.

Avery (whose name remains the same) is now absolutely thriving! She lives with her amazing daddy's who love her so much, and she tugs at the heart strings of all her extended family members and friends. She is still small in stature but happy, healthy, and full of energy as she grows. She enjoys going for walks and is having a blast learning about being a friend to squirrels and geese. This sweet girl is clearly living her best life with an incredibly happy future ahead!

Much love to you, our very special little runt.

Mann (Adopted 5/2023)

Mann was surrendered to MOKAN so he could get the medical care he needed. This big sweetie had a tumor eating away his joint and required an amputation. He made a full recovery and is living a great life with plenty of attention and long walks on the farm. Thanks to MOKAN and Richard’s Fund for this very happy ending!

Pepper (Adopted 5/2023)

Pepper’s furever family was eagerly waiting for her to join the family. She was excited to meet her brother Hank and looks forward to joining in on their many outdoor adventures of long walks and kayaking. 

The aftermath of Hank and Pepper’s first of many wrestle maina makes for a good nap.

Olive (Adopted 5/2023)

Hazel (Adopted 4/2023)