Stumptown Strays

Stumptown Strays

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06/02/2026

ADOPTED!

Frank, our 2 year old Manchester Terrier, came to us because our local shelter was concerned about the loud heart murmur they heard. We were able to get Frank into a cardiologist, thanks to for covering his care in its entirety, where he was diagnosed with congenital heart abnormalities. Frank can’t be cured, but his issues can be managed. And with 15/10 Foundation also sponsoring his future cardiology appointments and heart medications, he was in the best possible position to start searching for a forever home.

Sarah was looking for a four legged best friend, and Frank was lucky enough to be the one! Frank loves to go on walks and explore his world and he’s thrilled to be able to do that with Sarah. Now that spring is in full effect here in the PNW, he gets to go on some hikes and even hang at bar patios with his human (which are our favorite things to do, so it sounds perfect if you ask us!) This little guy gets all the love and attention he deserves and we simply couldn’t be happier.

Congratulations Frank! 🐾💙

Photos from Stumptown Strays's post 05/24/2026

ADOPTED!

Scooter, now Cooper, our 4 year old chihuahua mix, came to us after being found stray with pneumonia, a terrible flea infestation, and several broken teeth. A lot for a little pup, but this sweet guy was a star as he spent time in his foster home recovering from his dental work, neuter, and illness. When he was ready to start the search for his forever family, we were raring to get looking.

We’re happy to share that Cooper found his own family with Shannon and her crew! He gets to spend his days exploring his home, going on super fun sniff walks, and getting all the cuddles he could possibly want. And frankly, getting the absolute most cuddles is Cooper’s top priority. We couldn’t be happier for this little guy!

Congratulations Cooper! 🐾💙

Photos from Stumptown Strays's post 05/15/2026

ADOPTED!

Maybelline, our 1 year old bully mix, came our way because she was extra snorty and having a hard time breathing. Thanks to the for covering her care in its entirety, we were able to get her into a specialist who diagnosed and surgically repaired her elongated soft palate. Feeling better and breathing easier, she was ready to move on from her past and find her future with a forever home of her own.

Tanya sadly lost her beloved 14 year old pup and she (and her dog, Radar!) were looking for another best friend to love and give a great home to. Maybelline struggles with separation anxiety and being alone. She needed some extra care which her new human was happy to provide with continued training and medication support. Maybelline, much to her delight, also gets to go to work with Tanya and be as close to her as possible as often as possible! With her new canine brother she gets to explore the neighborhood, hike in the mountains, play in the sand on the coast, and snuggle as much as she wants. We couldn’t be happier for this special pup.

Congratulations Maybelline! 🐾💙

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