My Nonprofit Reviews

We have adopted two SSRR dogs and fostered one. We first adopted Piper about 4 years ago as a companion for our mixed-breed rescue dog, Louie. She quickly became a daddy's girl, sleeping with her head on my husband's chest. Her gentle, calming personality has been a great influence on him, a VN combat veteran. Her favorite thing is to meet new people at the park and do the signature rottie "butt wiggle." She is gentle with all people, young and old.
We saw a plea from SSRR to foster an older dog, Dazz. Her photo broke my heart. She was very thin, and her head was covered with sores from flea bites. We had Dazz about 4 months. She put on weight and healed to become a beautiful dog. She found a great home as an only dog where she gets lots of love and attention.
We missed Dazz, and she taught us that we could manage 3 dogs. We began thinking of adopting another dog and decide we would focus on finding a senior. We found another SSRR dog, Ava. She is at least 7 years old. She is full of life and love, and sleeps in the bed, next to her mom!
The volunteers at SSRR are dedicated to providing rescue and homes for rottweilers. We are thankful for the work they do and support them in their mission.
Photos are Dazz, Ava, Piper.