Corridor Rescue Inc.

Adoption Update #13, Lance!

Lance’s story started during the Houston freeze, when he was born under a tree and brought to Corridor Rescue at just 3 days old. As the tiniest of his litter, he struggled to thrive, and by 5 days old, his momma made the difficult decision to reject him. But Lance had other plans.

Lance was welcomed into a loving foster home with our veterinary technician, Zoe, where he was bottle-fed, cared for around the clock, and given a second chance at life. There, he grew up alongside a Corridor alumni, Scamp—his absolute best friend—and a cat sister who helped teach him the ropes.

When his litter was accepted into the adoption program of our northern rescue partner, we had hopes that Lance would travel with them to find his forever home. Sadly, his significant difference in size had made him an outsider once again, and he was bullied by his siblings so much so that we did not feel comfortable sending him.

Lance became available for adoption from his local foster home and quickly caught the eye of a wonderful family in British Columbia. After patiently waiting another few weeks for his neuter and recovery, his parents and kitty sibling have officially welcomed him home with open arms!

Happy tails, Lance. Your journey has touched so many of our hearts! ♥️

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🧬 FILE #5: MATEO
🚨 FREE AGENT ALERT 🚨
Top prospect Mateo has officially entered the adoption transfer portal. His Wisdom Panel results are in!
Scouting report:
⚾ Elite fetch drive
🏃 Incredible speed
🏈 Carries his ball like emotional support equipment
💋 Gives aggressive face kisses
😎 100% athlete mentality
After surviving a brutal attack on the streets that required staples to his face, Mateo now lives for the simple things:
balls, zoomies, affection, and being your MVP.
✔️ Active lifestyle approved
✔️ Hiker-friendly
✔️ Sports fan approved
❌ No cats
❌ No other dogs
He’s ready to give one lucky person his entire goofy heart.
🌐Foster or Adopt: www.corridorrescue.org