Lola

Meet Lola.<br/><br/>Lola is one of our newest Rescue girls. She was saved from the euthanasia list at a Georgia rural shelter.<br/><br/>She is between 4-5 years old.<br/>Lola is current on all vet care, spayed, chipped, and on monthly preventative.<br/><br/>Lola came to us with a old injury that was preventing her from living her life to the fullest. <br/><br/>Because of our generous supporters we were able to give Lola the ultimate gift of stem cell surgery.<br/><br/>Lola originally had a tear in her knee and was a perfect candidate for this procedure. <br/><br/>So what does this mean?? It means Lola's quality of life returns.<br/><br/>Her surgery was the beginning of January 2026. She will have 2 more weeks of restricted exercise while she heals then she is cleared and set to live a normal life like any other dog. <br/><br/>She is currently in foster but we would love to be able to find her forever home while she still recovers. We are happy to answer any questions you may have. <br/><br/>Right now she is fine with short leash walks. Just no major jumping or excitement until she is off rest restriction. Thats it! Rest restriction ends 2/1/2026.<br/><br/>What you should know about lola is that she is all love. Her foster describes her as an easy dog, that is because she is kind, loving, and good with all. <br/><br/>People...yes<br/>Dogs...yes<br/>Cats....yes. Lola listens well and likes to cuddle. She does jump up with excitement so a home with no little children would be best.<br/><br/>Lola will do great in a home with another canine or feline sibling. She could also be the one and only soaking up all the love. <br/><br/>She is a velcro dog and absolutely wants to find her human to bond with. <br/><br/>She will be an amazing companion to someone who really loves and values the love of a rescue dog. <br/><br/>Lola shows us daily how thankful she is to be safe. <br/><br/>Lola is currently in foster in Central Florida.<br/><br/>If you can provide Lola all she needs and your ready for endless love please take the first step and complete our adoption application.<br/><br/>Please send us an inquiry or visit our wesbite now to submit your application.<br/><br/>We do require an approved application and homecheck to meet any dogs in rescue.

Meet Lola.

Lola is one of our newest Rescue girls. She was saved from the euthanasia list at a Georgia rural shelter.

She is between 4-5 years old.
Lola is current on all vet care, spayed, chipped, and on monthly preventative.

Lola came to us with a old injury that was preventing her from living her life to the fullest.

Because of our generous supporters we were able to give Lola the ultimate gift of stem cell surgery.

Lola originally had a tear in her knee and was a perfect candidate for this procedure.

So what does this mean?? It means Lola's quality of life returns.

Her surgery was the beginning of January 2026. She will have 2 more weeks of restricted exercise while she heals then she is cleared and set to live a normal life like any other dog.

She is currently in foster but we would love to be able to find her forever home while she still recovers. We are happy to answer any questions you may have.

Right now she is fine with short l

Meet Lola.

Lola is one of our newest Rescue girls. She was saved from the euthanasia list at a Georgia rural shelter.

She is between 4-5 years old.
Lola is current on all vet care, spayed, chipped, and on monthly preventative.

Lola came to us with a old injury that was preventing her from living her life to the fullest.

Because of our generous supporters we were able to give Lola the ultimate gift of stem cell surgery.

Lola originally had a tear in her knee and was a perfect candidate for this procedure.

So what does this mean?? It means Lola's quality of life returns.

Her surgery was the beginning of January 2026. She will have 2 more weeks of restricted exercise while she heals then she is cleared and set to live a normal life like any other dog.

She is currently in foster but we would love to be able to find her forever home while she still recovers. We are happy to answer any questions you may have.

Right now she is fine with short leash walks. Just no major jumping or excitement until she is off rest restriction. Thats it! Rest restriction ends 2/1/2026.

What you should know about lola is that she is all love. Her foster describes her as an easy dog, that is because she is kind, loving, and good with all.

People...yes
Dogs...yes
Cats....yes. Lola listens well and likes to cuddle. She does jump up