Prissy
October 23, 2016 -- It is with a very heavy heart that I have lost my precious 16 year old dachshund Prissy. I adopted Prissy from All American Dachshund Rescue over 10 years ago and loved having her be part of my family. I knew I had to let her go over the Rainbow Bridge when her little body was given out and didnt want her to be in pain. Prissy was mommy's little talker and it was a great pleasure to be your mom. Prissy you will always be in my heart and know that you were always loved! Until I see you again love you!

Dodger
Sad news - Dodger went over the rainbow bridge today (October 24, 2016) after suffering a serious stroke. He was an absolutely wonderful dog and I thank you for every day that he was in my life. Keep up the good work. This picture was taken last week. He was healthy and happy up to the end.

Little Benny Ali
Came with his mom and two brothers from a shelter in Rhea County...mom rejected him but we tried to save him but he just wasn't strong enough...RIP sweet boy, we wish we could have done more dob 10-03-16

Cookie
A little after 11:00 on August 30, our beloved Cookie had a heart attack while at the vet for her annual checkup, and she slipped away, unable to be revived. Adopted from Decatur, Alabama in 2006, following Hurricane Katrina, Cookie had an understandable, lifelong dislike of water, as well as a lifelong suspicion of Michael, who never once gave her any reason to doubt him. Cookie was always a Mama's girl, sticking by my side wherever I'd go, and snuggling up next to me in bed at night to sleep. Her favorite thing to do in the whole world was to go to Grandma's house, because Grandma knew how to rub Cookie's head just the right way, and because Grandma was an excellent cook, making chicken and rice for Cookie every time. Cookie will be terribly, horribly missed.

Fritz
Please meet Fritz. Fritz was an "owner surrender" from South Texas in Aug. of 2008. Fritz was surrendered because his owner had recently married and his new wife did not like him. We understand Fritz was at that time 8 to 9 years old. He did not stand much of a chance until AADR stepped in and rescued him. We had just applied to be fosters with AADR and Fritz/Fallon were going to be our first Rescue Fosters. They were also our first "Foster Failures". Fritz was a foster for one whole month before we knew we could not let him go. We called Fritz our "Grumpy Old Man". He was very opinionated about where he wanted to sleep, how he was to be picked up and when he wanted attention. He was NOT shy about letting you know his opinion. My wife Lorie quickly became his person and his champion. If she was not around, I became an acceptable stand in. WE loved him and his idiosyncrasies. He shared our lives for seven years to the month. He then left us to go to the "Rainbow Bridge". Fritz was between 15 and 16 years old. Now blind with cataracts and with few teeth left. WE loved him and will miss him and his antics but we now had to let him go. Fritzie, Please be at peace. Passed over the "Rainbow Bridge" at 10:30 AM, Friday Sept. 9, 2016. We pray, we will again find you, wait for us and you brothers and sisters. Thank you AADR for your work and finding Fritz for us to love. Bill and Lorie Duncan