Brownie came to MAPS along with her litter of young puppies when construction near her owner’s home made it unsafe to raise them in her yard. Brownie is a very loving dog and won the hearts of two of our volunteers who adopted her. Brownie now enjoys a comfortable life with a dog friend and pet parents who say she is a wonderful addition to their family.
Brownie
Poppy and Wave found their forever home with a long-time MAPS supporter who over the years has adopted many of our dogs in need. Poppy and Wave bring companionship and joy to their owner’s life while living out their senior years being cared for and loved.
Poppy & Wave
Foxy was a fan favorite at MAPS, well-loved among our Sunday walker crew. Adopted by a resident, Foxy now lives with her cat sibling in their forever home on-island. Foxy spends her days playing in the yard and being adored by her owner.
Foxy
Patches is a brave boy who found the home of TNR/MAPS volunteers. Hungry and underweight, Patches was very fortunate to find people who knew how to help a stray, semi-feral cat. With time and patience, Patches learned to trust his people and slowly became a part of their family. He now enjoys receiving their affection and has a safe place to call home.
Patches
Ringo, a friendly and hungry stray kitten was seen wandering a neighborhood. He was successfully trapped and neutered and then adopted by a local cat loving family. As can happen with strays, Ringo had an underlying illness that became serious. With swift veterinary treatment Ringo survived and is living his best life with his people and fellow cat sibling.
Ringo
Maggie was found unable to walk and near death by a hiking group who contacted the police for assistance. A MAPS volunteer coordinated Maggie’s rescue and provided round the clock care nursing her back to health. Maggie rallied and now thrives in their home.
Maggie
Wallace was reported to MAPS by a hiker who came across him in an abandoned building located in the exclusion zone. When he first came to MAPS, he was starving and weak. But after recovering, he quickly began to show his large personality and even larger heart. He now resides with his forever family on-island.
Wallace
At separate times, both Rocky and Ting were found abandoned and starving. Each dog was nursed back to health by the MAPS shelter manager who also helped Rocky and Ting learn to trust humans again. These two loving dogs soon became best friends and favorites among the volunteers who joined our Sunday morning walks. Due to low placement opportunities on island, Rocky and Ting were transported to the United States as part of a pilot project and placed with the Atlanta Humane Society. Both dogs found loving homes with new families and are living their best lives.
