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Training dogs saves lives

 

Our rescue was established in 2018. Over the years we've realized that training plays an essential part in a dog's success in the home. Training oftentimes prevents dogs from being returned to the rescue or shelter they came from. We've therefore improved upon the way we do things and training is now an integral part of our rescue and rehoming process. We've participated in many training workshops, have shadowed some of the best trainers in the industry, and are continuous students of dog behavior and psychology. All of our dogs complete standard training and adopters are given the information and tools needed to continue their training with our support. A well-educated owner and a trained dog are the best combination for a successful and satisfying relationship that will last a lifetime. 

 

Why the "Wallflowers Shine Project"?

 

When we adopted one of our personal dogs from a shelter, he was extremely shy and timid. We enrolled him in training classes where they lovingly called him a wallflower. Training helped him gain confidence and brought out the best in him. It made him shine. 

 

The majority of dogs in shelters have experienced neglect in its many forms. Many have been undersocialized, have received very little mental or physical stimulation, are misunderstood in terms of what their breed needs to succeed, and have received very little to no training. 

The vast majority of shelter dogs are great dogs. Many are wallflowers that are just waiting for an opportunity to shine. We give them that opportunity. We see their potential. We bring out the best in them through clear communication and expectations. We provide them with what they likely never had; structure, guidance, rules, boundaries, and consistency so their future will be much brighter than their past. 

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Adoptable Dogs

Frosty was born on 8/16/25 and is the last one of his litter still looking for a home. Frosty is such a love and knows basic obedience as well as the place command. He walks well on leash, is awesome in his crate, and is super potty trained. He's great with other dogs and cats. 

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New Arrivals

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Welcome Rupert 

This sweet 2-year old chunky lowrider is such a lover. People and dog friendly and what a hoot. We'll teach him some manners and he'll become available for adoption soon. 

Recent Adoptions

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Sweet Audrey has been adopted by previous adopters. What a great match for her new family. Audrey and Ranger are such wonderful dogs. We're so excited they made her a part of their family. 

Joy, who was pure joy, has been adopted. This sweetie is now named Liftie and will be living in a forested area where she was simply meant to be. We're so excited for this girl and her new family. 

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What's Happening

Our cottage is designed to safely and comfortably house our dogs during their temporary stay at our rescue. It is surrounded by a fully fenced play yard where they can release some energy and where we can work on some training and socialization with them. We are able to accommodate 6 dogs. All kennels are heated/air conditioned. Woohoo!

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Our Mission

Our mission is to save and transform the lives of dogs in need by rescuing them from shelters, providing compassionate care and expert training and rehabilitation, and thoughtfully matching them with forever homes. We are dedicated to nurturing each dog’s potential and ensuring they thrive in safe, supportive environments.

We offer boarding for all of our adopted dogs

Our boarding consists of 4 walks per day and 1 play time in the yard. Cost $35 per day. Please reach out if interested. 

Check out our 2.0 acre private Bark Park

Fully-fenced with 6-foot chain link, this 2-acre dog park is a paradise for dogs. Give your dog the freedom they crave in a safe, private space!

@2025 The Wallflowers Shine Project

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