hen we found her in July 2024—chained, soaked in rain, and covered in mud—she was an elderly dog who had never known kindness. We didn’t hesitate. We rescued her.
For the first time, Betty had a warm bed, full meals, clean water, and a family—both human and canine. She spent nearly a year surrounded by love, alongside her rescued siblings Chocolate, Coco, and Alma.
Her life was transformed, and so was ours.
Saying goodbye is never easy, but we do so knowing her final chapter was filled with dignity, peace, and joy. Betty mattered. She was seen. And she was loved.
Run free now, sweet girl. You’ll always be in our hearts.