Fortunately, Heidi came through the ordeal without a hitch. It wasn't easy at first to walk on 3 legs but she did it.

Lennon, her two sisters, and mom were saved on Christmas Day. She was suffering from an old injury.

Does this sound like you? Your dog is not just a pet; he or she is your family member and best friend. When your dog came into your life, they saved you. If so, then you might be the perfect fit to become a Forgotten Dogs Foundation Ambassador.

When Beau came to the city shelter it was assumed he was an old dog because he was so matted, dirty, and weak. He had been hit by a car. Forgotten Dogs Foundation helped contribute funds to pay for Beau's surgeries.

“So far we've worked with 50 dogs, which was one too many for our old washing station. Thankfully, a new professional washing station was donated by Forgotten Dogs Foundation and offers more room for the larger dogs we train…”

We love sharing stories with you of where your donations are going to help dogs find their forever homes.

FDF helped contribute to Evanston Animal Shelter for professional obedience training of dogs in their shelter.

At only two years old, our sweet Nutmeg has gone through two major medical procedures putting her poor little body through the wringer. When we first met Nutmeg she needed us ASAP. She was heartworm positive. This meant weeks of intensive medications and injections along with long hours of strict create rest. A tough regiment for any dog, but especially difficult for a young, rambunctious pup like Nutmeg. But with perseverance and lots of patience, she came through it like a champ!