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Adopt a Diabetic Dog? Yes, Please!

When Chi Chi, nicknamed Cheech, made her debut in a Bob’s House for Dogs’ post, I knew she would be perfect for our family because of her size and temperament....... Read More

A Long Awaited Happy Ending

Winston arrived at Bob’s House in December of 2021. He came from a tough situation; he had been locked in a hay mow for breeding, and as a result had...... Read More

Never too Late

Evie was my first dog — ever. I grew up with cats and was looking forward to opening my home to my first ever dog. With Evie, it was truly...... Read More

A Tribute to Alice

Weighing in at less than 5 pounds, Alice might have been small, but the pint-sized poodle made a huge impact on the Chippewa Valley, where she visited assisted-living facilities and...... Read More

A Chance for Chance

Saying goodbye has been the hardest part of having a pet for me. On March 26, I had to say goodbye to the first dog I adopted as an adult....... Read More

Here to Stay

For some dogs, Bob’s House for Dogs becomes their forever home. Remember, Bear, Midnight and Scooter, the trio of German shepherds who were Bob’s first residents? How about Koda and...... Read More

Norman

Some angels have fur. A number of years ago, I took two dogs from Bob’s House for Dogs to an area memory care facility. The dynamic duo Included Norman, a...... Read More

Hunter’s Vacation

Hunter came to Bob’s House for Dogs last July as a 12-year-old stray. The shelter knew who his people were, but they never called back to claim him. He was...... Read More

Sir Henry

Sometimes Bob's House for Dogs isn't necessarily the best fit for every dog.... Read More

No Eyes? No Problem!

Curtis, found as a stray, came to us from Coulee Region Humane Society. Estimated to be around five years old, he weighed in at 3.2 pounds. His coat was littered...... Read More