Thank you for helping Home for Life Meet our Match!
Above: Thank you from Ollie, our other dogs from Afghanistan, and all the animals of Home for Life® Sanctuary!
Sigi - RIP
Above: Sigi looks like she should be reclining on a silk pillow but she is a tomboy and loves to be outside year-round. Portrait by Mark Luinenburg
Watermelon
Watermelon, came to Home for Life® from the Friends of Ferals shelter is now known as the Madison Cat Project of Madison, WI, and is just one of the prettiest cats we have ever had at Home for Life, with her calico coat and bi-colored eyes, one yellow and one blue.
Pepperoni Calzone - RIP 3/23
Pepperoni Calzone, is from South Carolina, is FIV+, and came to HFL with severe dental problems. After his dental at the University of Minnesota Veterinary Medical Center in the fall of 2021, Pepperoni has been so much more comfortable and healthier. Dental issues are a common side effect of FIV+ viral infection in cats.
Lucinda
Lucinda, a beautiful flame point Himalayan cat was recovered in a community west of the Twin Cities, by the police, who found her huddled by a hurricane fence in a parking lot near an apartment building. Apparently, this poor girl had been abandoned by the owner and apartment dweller who simply moved away and left her outside.
Find Out How Far Your Heart Can Reach! Home For Life's® Afghanistan Dog Rescue
Two special dogs of 2021 from Home for Life® in January 2, Sunday St Paul Pioneer Press!
We can't let 2021 end without a final tribute to our Helen, a blind cattle dog, a very special dog, who arrived in 2021 and left us too soon, also this year.
Fall Photos by Mark Luinenburg
Did you know? Home for Life accepted 7 of the dogs evacuated from the Kabul Small Animal Rescue, more than any other rescue throughout the United States.
Wheelies by Shaine!
Left: Happy in her new cart with Shaine at Home for Life, August 2021 -- Watch Fox9 news feature about this sweet girl, Shaine, a junior at Champlin, MN High School.