9/8/26:  The Montoya’s are my family, and I’m so happy to be going home with them! Things have been a little confusing for me, but thankfully, they are wonderful people who understand that I need a little time to adjust.  I’m slowly coming out of my shell and learning to trust these kind and patient folks. I even have some new dog friends here, and that has helped me feel much more comfortable.  I know it won’t take me long to figure out that I have found the perfect home. With all the love, patience, and new friends I have here, I think I’m going to settle in just fine and once I decide this is my home, I’m not going anywhere!

9/6/26:  I am a petite Collie girl weighing about 50 pounds, and the rescue guesses me to be around three years old. I am housetrained and crate trained. I don’t really need a crate, but I do like having my own little place to relax and chill out.  I do just fine with the other dogs and pretty much ignore the cats. I’m not really interested in going for walks, and I don’t care much for being outside unless I’m taking care of business or you’re out there with me. I’m much happier being inside with my people.  Since coming to the rescue, I have been spayed and had my back teeth cleaned. My coat has been shaved, but it will grow back before you know it!  I came to the rescue because my person had to have back surgery and would no longer be able to care for me.

9/9/26:  Today is the big day and I am going home with Pamela and Leo! They have been waiting a long time for their collie, and I sure am glad that collie is me!  I rode quietly all the way home…well, except for those first fifteen minutes. I had a few things to say, but after that, I settled right in like a good girl.  My first night, Leo slept on the floor with me so I would have some company. I think I’m going to like it here!  So far, I’ve been to the vet to get all set up and meet my new doctor. Then I had a wonderful spa day, and let me tell you, I am feeling very much like a lady now!  I have a feeling this is the perfect home for me. I’m going to be very well taken care of, spoiled just the right amount, and surrounded by lots and lots of love. I think I’m one very lucky collie girl!

9/6/26:  I am a five-year-old Collie girl who absolutely loves being petted and staying right by your side. I’m a sweet girl who loves attention and just wants to be with my person.  Since arriving at the rescue, I have been spayed and had my teeth cleaned. I walk well on a leash and know my basic commands. I am housetrained and crate trained, although I really don’t need a crate. I am also good with cats and get along well with other dogs.  My coat has been shaved, but it will grow back long, beautiful, and fluffy before winter!  I am at the rescue because my person had to have back surgery and would no longer be able to care for me.

9/8/26:  Cathryn came to meet me, and we decided pretty quickly that I was the one for her! I had a long trip home, but we stopped halfway so I could meet some new family members along the way.  I was a perfect gentleman for the rest of the ride and did wonderfully in the car. I sure was happy, though, when we finally arrived at my new home!  It has been much too quiet around here since Cathryn lost her other collie, and she is so happy to have some four-legged company again. I think I’m just the perfect man for the job!  I have a feeling this is exactly where I’m supposed to be. This is the right home for me, and I’m looking forward to filling the house with lots of love, companionship, and, of course, some good old-fashioned collie fun!

9/6/26:  I’m the man of the group, a five-year-old Collie boy weighing about 55 pounds. I was already neutered when I arrived, so I’ve got that taken care of!  I did have a little eye infection, but I’m taking medicine for it and it’s already clearing up nicely. I enjoy going for walks and do pretty well on a loose leash. I know my basic commands, am housetrained, and am crate trained, although I don’t really need a crate.  I get along just fine with the other dogs and don’t bother the cats. I’m an easygoing guy who is ready to find my new family.  I came to the rescue because my person had to have back surgery and would no longer be able to care for me.