Happy endings

Kaiser was found abandoned in the middle of nowhere, along with his three siblings, when he was a baby.

He is an english Setter, maybe a mix, probably from an owned dog that gave birth, and the owner didn't know what to do with the puppies, and didn't want to find a solution.

When he first came to us, along with his brothers, he was very scared and hesitant. And how could he not be, when the first months of his life, which should have been the most wonderful and the safest, were filled with uncertainty, and with the stigma that he is unwanted.

He has begun to open up, rejoice and play, like a puppy, and he is looking for his forever home.

Moose was found abandoned in the middle of nowhere, along with his three siblings, when he was a baby.

He is an English Setter, maybe a mix, probably from an owned dog that gave birth, and the owner didn't know what to do with the puppies, and didn't want to find a solution.

When he first came to us, along with his brothers, he was very scared and hesitant. And how could he not be, when the first months of his life, which should have been the most wonderful and the safest, were filled with uncertainty, and with the stigma that he is unwanted.

He has begun to open up, but he remains the most shy of the three. He is looking for a forever a home, and a family that will make him understand that his lfie was meaning and value. 

Hannah is a small Setter, and like all Setters she is soft as velvetly, and is made for caresses, hugs, and a lot of love, the type of love that the more you give, the more she gets, without ever having enough.

She has that look of absolute love, and a hesitation at the same time, as if she can't believe you'll love her as much as she's never been loved. Hannah is a mini Setter. It's like a Setter in an Epagnel body, or like a Setter who has been put in the wash and shrank, think of it as you like. 

When you see her up close, you will exclaim "where is the rest of the dog???!! ?!! ??", but then you will realize that the size is ideal, because she fits perfectlyin a hug, without any of her being in excess.

The little one (literally) is looking for a home.

We found Maggie on the street pregnant, practically ready to give birth. Her two children are probably the only dogs nearly born in the shelter, as Maggie began to give birth in the car as we transported her.

She raised her babies with a lot of love and care, spending the first time in a creed, taking care of what was most precious to her. She was a wonderful mom, and as her babies grew up, she too began to live her life again.

She is a very human centered dog, energetic and with a very strong personality. She has a great need for human company, and she communicates this every day, in any way she can.

She needs a home where he will feel safe, and where he will understand that there he is safe, and he does not need to seek people's attention every hour and moment, because she will understand that human presence is a given.

She is vaccinated, neutered and healthy.

Don't ask us why, from the day he came to us he reminded us of an agent, but not exactly James Bond, you understand.. So we called him Clouseau.

And no, we didn't do it to make fun of him. Clouseau has what small dogs that think they are big dogs have. He has courage, he has audacity and he also has confidence. Even if he weighs five kilos.

The first years of his life were not ideal. He lived on the street and lived in despair. He came to us with a ligament rupture, underwent surgery and did very well. He is probably the smallest dog in the shelter right now, and it's the dog you say you don't want to notice.

He's fearless, he's courageous, and he's loving. And he thinks the shelter and all of us belong to him. He is a kind and tender dog, looking for a family to love and respect him, and he in return will give a lot of love. 

He is not ideal for young children, they stress him. And we don't want Clouseau to be stressed because when he's stressed he makes mistakes, and he shouldn't understand that he's not the most perfect secret agent in the world.

He is vaccinated, neutered and healthy.

We named her Serpantina, which is Greek for carnival streamer, because it was around the carnival season in Greece that we attempted her frist photo shoot. And as she was messing around the streamers and rolling with them all excited, we came up with this name, which for her is very suiting.

Serpantina was a puppyish puppy, very happy, and incredibly cute, who saw you and immediately wants: to play, to run, to be petted, to show you her belly, to show you her floppy ears, to lick and enchant you, and all this she wanted to do at the same time.

Now she is a teenager, with all the above characteristics, plus a few extra pounds. 

Serpantina is a beautiful, intelligent, playful and lively dog. She plays, runs, rejoices, chuckles, takes a toy in his mouth, then plays with the other puppies, then comes to you for petting, then runs again. 

She has a lot of energy, both because of her age and because of her character. She loves water. Whether it's a hose, a children's pool, her water bowl or the sea, Serpantina loves water - as if we knew, back in the winter, we had first photographed her in an empty children's pool. 

She is a dog for a person who wants a dog to do things with him, for excursions, for hikes, for agility. She is not a dog that you can walk on the block and be happy. With proper exercise and training, Serpantina can be the perfect pet, because there's nothing she can't learn, and there's nothing she doesn't want to do.