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The Dolly's Dream project funded by the Levitetz Family Foundation promotes a better understanding of square-headed dogs and champions their adoption. Through this program the Humane Society of Vero Beach & Indian River County (HSVB) is able to feature two very special dogs who are looking for fur-ever homes and whose adoptions are sponsored by Dolly's Dream.
When you chose to adopt one of these dogs, the following are free:
In addition, depending upon the needs of your new friend, additional training classes, special harnesses and other items may be added to the Dolly's Dream package. Thank you to the Levitetz Family Foundation for promoting the adoption of these dogs! |
CHAMPPleased to meet ya, I’m Champ! I’m about six years old and I’ve been at the shelter since February 28. You’re probably wondering, “Why the name Champ?” Let me paint a picture for you: It’s a beautiful day. You and I are just strolling along. Someone sees me, smiles, and says something like, “What a good looking dog! What’s his name?” And you say, “This guy? This is my pal, Champ. Champ, come and say hi!” I’ll swagger over, tilt my head, maybe even let my tongue hang out the side of my mouth, and - BOOM! - new friends! That’s why I’m the Champ. No trophies, no ribbons, just a great pal and great company. |
jewels “The most precious jewels are not made of stone, but of flesh.”
Okay, sure, that sounds a little like something from a fortune cookie (mmm…cookies…), but as a lovely - and lonely - dog named Jewels, I do believe it’s true. I’m seven years old – old enough to know a little, young enough to learn more. I’m affectionate, fun to hang out with, and a good listener. My smile lights up a room more than any shiny jewels you’ll find. Of course, if you decide to buy me a bejeweled collar, I won’t complain – just shine a little more. Now that we have all that out of the way, where do we stand on those cookies?? |
Success: Dolly's Dream Dogs find the way to their Fur-ever homes.
Thank you for making their dreams come true.
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