Lee Juslin

Mango, a Happy Scottie Girl

by Lee Juslin



Mango is four years old and weighs about 22 pounds. She has no health issues, is spayed, and up to date on vaccines. She has a shiny, healthy coat, but her grooming needs work as she was cut too short. She loves adults and enjoys cuddling and sleeping with her special person. She also enjoys toys and the occasional zoomie.

Cody Goes with the Flow

by Lee Juslin



Cody and his best friend, Ryan, lost their home when their owner died. There were no family members willing to take them, so they were handed over to Lone Star Westie Rescue. Cody, at thirteen years old, is a happy, easy-going Westie. He is up to date on his vaccines, and has been neutered. He has no health issues.

Sweet and Shy Vs. Bossy and Bouncy

by Lee Juslin



Reggie, aged nine, and Katie, aged ten and a half, have lived together from puppyhood and came into NY/NJ Scottie Rescue together. Erica from the rescue thinks that they do not necessarily need to be adopted together. Reggie is the alpha. He is a happy, bouncy boy that is very friendly. He does well with people and other dogs, though he is a bit bossy.

Belly Rubs, Please

by Lee Juslin



Jodie came in to Col. Potter in a lot of pain from a hip problem. She has had hip surgery and is now pain free. She is with one of Col. Potter’s very experienced foster moms, Deb. Jodie is terrified of humans, but enjoys playing with other dogs. Deb says she is learning dog behavior from her other four dogs.

Animal Rescue of Fresno: The Moon and Mistletoe

by Wendy Hunter


Well, it’s February already, the favorite month for lovers everywhere. It’s the time for cheesy cards, lacey hearts, and foil-wrapped chocolate kisses. When Valentine’s Day rolls around, it’s all hands on deck for the world of retail. Shiny mylar balloons float on curly strings, and boxes of heart-shaped cookies line bakery shelves. And let’s not forget the red and pink roses, vases and vases of pretty petals and winter-white baby’s breath. Oh, it’s all so sweet.

Frosty and her Holiday Horses

by Lee Juslin



Frosty, my certified therapy dog, and I visited an assisted living facility every week. Many of the residents had Alzheimer symptoms. Nevertheless, the residents all loved seeing Frosty, and she loved visiting. For some, we were their only regular visitors.