EveryBuddy Rescue
A Dog Sanctuary and Rescue in Central Texas
Sanctuary Dogs
Every dog at EveryBuddy has a home!
Some of our dogs are available for adoption when the right family comes along. Others will remain in our care for months, or the rest of their lives.
Our sanctuary dogs include seniors, dogs recovering from medical of behavioral challenges, dogs needing additional evaluation, and dogs whose best future is lifelong sanctuary. Regardless of how they came to EveryBuddy, every resident receives safety, veterinary care, enrichment, and the time they need to heal and simply be a dog.
Many of these dogs can be sponsored to help provide food, medical care and daily enrichment.
Ulyssa
2 Year ✽ Husky Mix ✽ Female
After devotedly caring for her puppies, it's finally Ulyssa's turn to be cared for. She is recovering, being evaluated, and enjoying the time she needs to regain her strength and confidence. If she continues to thrive, she may be available for adoption in the future.
How you can help Ulyssa:
Ulyssa will be spayed as soon as we can schedule her and think she is ready. You can help!
Other ways to help
Volunteer to come spend time with Ulyssa
Luna
2 Year ✽ Mixed Breed ✽ Female
Luna's journey hasn't been an easy one. After she and one of her littermates suffered serious injuries, she has spent time recovering away from her littermate buddies. She has learned many house manners but has missed lots of fun.
How you can help Luna:
Luna is ready to play, seriously play. A play tunnel would give her a fun way to explore and play.
Other ways to help:
Donate to her medical care
Send her a toy or treat
Jake
7 years ✽ Mixed breed ✽ Male
Jake has been with us so long that he is now really a part of our family. He plays an important role in our sanctuary.
Jake is a stoic dog that values order and is quick to establish respectful boundaries with newcomers. He is also a "splitter" -- a dog who quietly moves between other dogs when he senses a conflict may be developing.
Jake rarely asks for attention and only makes himself heard when something is important, He recently lost his best friend at the sanctuary, a standard poodle to whom he was deeply devoted. He still looks for him every day.
How you can help Jake:
Supplements for mobility as he gets older and Vet care for chronic hotspots
Hannah
4 Years ✽ Heeler Mix ✽ Female
Hannah is small, compact and athletic. She has a hoarse bark because it is believed she was once tightly constrained by the neck. Hannah has a strong prey drive and will chase and attack smaller animals. Because of this, she must be monitored and kept out only with certain other dogs. At this time, we believe Hannah may only be adopted by someone without other pets or children in the home, and, preferably someone experienced with these behaviors. She is loving and affectionate with us.
How you can help Hannah:
Hannah would benefit from visits with a trainer or even a person who is experienced with dogs to help her get more comfortable and allow us to better evaluate her potential for adoption.
Lumos
3 years ✽ Husky ✽ Male
Lumos came to us from his owner who had rescued him as a stray puppy. He developed extreme anxiety and reactivity despite their efforts to train and work with him. They suspected that he had been traumatized in some way. They were heartbroken to lose him but thought he needed a sanctuary placement to heal and evaluate for permanent placement. We agree with their decision. We have learned that Lumos suffers from partial or complete blindness and has some gait issues that are indicative of earlier trauma. He can be extremely reactive and defensive. All the sanctuary dogs are kind to Lumos and he is perfectly willing to play with other dogs and seems content in his placement here.
How you can help Lumos:
Lumos could use a new kuranda bed
He loves toys and treats
He will need ongoing vet care as he ages
Christine
9 Mos ✽ Mixed Breed ✽ Female
Christine was born here at EveryBuddy Rescue so has been socialized consistently. She is the smallest in her litter and has spent more time inside with humans than any of her littermates due to an extended recovery from an injury. She is an extremely affectionate and endearing little dog, eager to please and easy to train. She has not started leash training yet due to her injury but she is learning simple commands.
How you can help Christine:
Chew toys and treats
Ongoing medical care
Rocco
9 years ✽ Anatolian ✽ Male
Rocco was surrendered by his family after a death of his primary owner. No other members of the family wished to keep him. It took Rocco almost two years to fully feel comfortable and his loyal heart was broken. He is a tremendously independent dog due to his guardian breed and wants mostly to be outside walking the fence line and keeping his eye out for problems. He is mild mannered but, due to his great strength, there is no convincing him to stand long for grooming or fussing. Thankfully, his coat does not require much maintenance. He is an older dog so we are not going to uproot him again. He will remain here with us for the duration of his life. He does need increasing vet care and could use a new kuranda bed. Please consider sponsoring this gentle giant.
How you can help Rocco:
A new XL bed
Ongoing Medical Care
Ranger
10 years ✽ Husky Mix ✽ Male
Ranger is an owner surrender. He has taken the adjustment well but he did grieve for a few months. He likes being outside, likes to sleep outside and loves attention. We have made him sleep inside lately and spend a bit more time out of the heat due to his age. He is also terrified of loud noises. He has many vision issues and a perpetual need to have his eyes kept clean. He is a sweet tolerant dog who loves to be pet and talked to, loves food and likes to be underfoot when you are cooking in case you drop something. Due to his age and declining vision, we are going to keep him here with us for the rest of his life.
How you can help Ranger:
Ongoing vet care