Satchel’s Last Resort

t didn’t take long for the next 2 of our days of the week kittens to get adopted. Last week Sunday and Thursday found their forever home together with Tracy and her family. Congratulations to ... continue reading

Hunter came to Satchel’s a couple of months ago when his family could no longer care for him. This sweet boy hadn’t had an easy start to life and was in desperate need of some ... continue reading

Jimbo loves to be out and about meeting new people, taking car rides and going for long walks. He’s a 5 year old sweetheart who gives great hugs and is a good listener. An easy ... continue reading

At the end of November, we took in seven 6-7 month old kittens who had been found outside alone with no mother, calling these kittens the 7 days of the week. Earlier this month some ... continue reading

Winston has been with us at Satchel’s for almost a year, joining our family when his person passed. Many people inquired about this handsome boy but, although sweet when he knows you, he can be ... continue reading

An adorable, loveable Schnauzer mix who has won the hearts of every person he has met. He is radiating with happiness as soon as he meets you and shows his joy with a smile and ... continue reading

Nicky came to Satchel’s 7 years ago. Rescued off the streets, a young kitty trying to fend for himself. Being extremely feral, Nicky hid for many months but as time went on, Nicky started watching ... continue reading

Honey Bear was rescued from a county shelter at the end of November. A little shy, but such a sweet girl. She quickly learned she could trust people and it took just 4 weeks for ... continue reading

A sweet, inquisitive little girl who is ready to find her forever home. Figgy recently joined the Satchel’s family, coming from a county shelter in need of medical care. She recently had Femoral Head Ostectomy ... continue reading

is a five year-old male catahoula leopard hound mix who would love to start the new year right in a new home! Ragnar came to Satchel’s recently when his former family could no longer care ... continue reading