Creamer & JoJo 

JOJO-

"We witnessed this particular litter born back in April. We made sure momma had food and water and the babies were protected from the heat, other wild dogs and the war. We kept our distance as they slowly opened their eyes ans started moving. Then one day they were all gone and we didnt know where they went. After dinner one night I heard a puppy cry from under a building and I crawled under to grab JoJo. She was dirty and could barely open her eyes. I cleaned her up, fed her and gave her water through a syringe. She began to play and show off her puppy personality. She was sweet and sassy. Every once in a while momma would come around but it wasn't enough to keep JoJo safe. She would disappear and we would bring the puppy out every chance we could to get them to reconnect and see if mommy would take her, but she never did. Although at some point mom will leave her permanently and JoJo will be on her own we did not want to force an early separation. However, this sweet baby deserves a life of being loved and cared for. I dont want to see her harmed or struggle for food and water in this unforgiving environment. I want her to know love and comfort. She has stolen the hearts of many people in her short life. We just want to see she has a good life. 🐾"

JoJo is now a big girl at 6 months old. 

Creamer: "I want Creamer because of the connection I feel with her. Out on the airfield, she was so gentle, and when she rolled over and let me rub her belly, it brought tears to my eyes. That moment of trust meant a lot, especially considering the environment she’s been living in. I also want to be able to care for her openly—to feed her, keep her safe, and give her consistency in a home where that kind of care isn’t frowned upon. She deserves a safe, stable place where she’s loved and looked after every day, and I would be committed to giving her that. I’m not just looking for a dog—I genuinely want to give her a better life and the security she deserves. In a place that feels empty and harsh, she was a small moment of warmth. In trying to save her, I found that she’s been saving me too."

Creamer as a baby

Creamer has grown to be a beautiful girl.  

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IXDX3En8pnY

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