Status coming soonPetey
The dog this promise is named for. Petey’s profile will be completed with the details Lyndsey approves.
Meet the dogs
Meet the Dogs
These are the dogs in Petey’s Promise’s care. Some are ready for adoption, some are healing, and some are home for good. Each one has a profile, and every one of them can be sponsored.
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Status coming soon
AdoptableRicky
Survived the streets and a gunshot wound to the shoulder. Now safe, happy and friendly.
AdoptableBisquick
Loving, playful and very smart. Crate trained, knows some basic obedience and loves his dog pool.
AdoptableGeorgie
Sweet, low-maintenance and good with kids. She would love to be someone’s only dog.
AdoptableGraham
Wild and sweet. Graham’s favorite things in the world are balls, tug and food.
No dogs listed in this group right now
Profiles for sanctuary residents and dogs in medical or rehabilitation care are being prepared. Call (443) 377-6919 to hear who is in care right now, or support the rescue where it’s needed most.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a sanctuary dog?
A sanctuary dog stays in permanent or long-term care because traditional adoption would not be safe or appropriate for them, often because of medical needs, age, behavior history, bite history or special handling requirements. Sanctuary is a commitment to give them a good life anyway. Learn about sanctuary care.
Why can’t every dog be adopted?
Some dogs have ongoing medical conditions, a bite history, special handling needs or simply need more time. Placing them in a home that can’t meet those needs would put the dog and the family at risk. For these dogs, a stable sanctuary home is the safest, kindest option.
Can I sponsor a specific dog?
Yes. When you sponsor, you can choose a specific dog or support the rescue wherever the need is greatest.
Can I adopt a dog?
Only dogs specifically listed as adoptable are available for adoption. Sanctuary residents are not.