Ally is doing wonderful.

She is absolutely happy and loves my Son and Husband. We are having some issues with potty training but we know that will get better. The most fun thing with Ally is how much she loves my Son. He is 4 years old and has been around dogs his whole life. We have a young blue nose pit we adopted last year, Bubba, and the two of them play all day. They are definitely best friends. Bubba has lit up since we adopted Ally. He used to be a bit overweight but is perfect now. She is a total sweetheart

Meet Mya (originally named Flower) who has found her forever home!

I love her so much already.

I did change her name to Mya. Her personality has changed some. Of course, she is more comfortable with us now and it shows in her confidence. My daughter had a 10 year old pit mix, Pancakes. Mya and Pancakes were friends for a very short time. Two weeks after getting Mya, Pancakes died from bone cancer.  A few days ago, my daughter adopted a 9 week old pit, Oliver. I babysit Oliver while my daughter and her husband are at work and Mya & Oliver became quick friends and never stop playing. All is going well.

There have been a few challenges. Mya was not potty trained, but she is now doing well with that. She is also quite wild. I feel that she did not get to learn how to be a puppy in a home environment. I know she was crate trained but I feel that she was in the crate more than she was out of it. Not anymore. She is only in the crate when I am gone and I only work part-time, 4 days per week. She is a very happy puppy and she loves everyone she meets. She brings much joy in our household. I am glad she is mine and she will have a fantastic life for the rest of her life.  

The adoption process was excellent. Very informative, smooth and seamless. The adoption staff (Shelby) is the best. She is great at her job.   

Thank you so much from both me and Mya!

Crus has made his way home!

Welcome home, Cruz!

Diya is doing terrific! She’s found her place in our furbaby clan and is thriving..the adoption process was effortless and I would definitely adopt from Butte Humane again..the staff was wonderful as well as Diyas foster mom..we also appreciated the zero adoption fee but would’ve certainly paid for her..her personality has just bloomed and she does a little dance for a treat..she also knows the word “treat” and will talk for one..we and her fursiblings are enjoying her immensely.. thank you for such a love!

Reintroducing Louie! Foster Success Story

Louie has been in “fospice” care for 9 months now! When Louie originally came to us he wasn’t in good shape, upon intake we could see he had severe dental issues but that was only the tip of the iceberg.

Louie’s medical exam determined he has kidney disease, heart failure and a scrotal hernia all valid reasons why he couldn’t safely be put under anesthesia to treat his dental disease. The conditions make him at risk of not making it through surgery- so we decided the best thing for Louie was to live out his golden years in our foster program.

Through foster care Louie has had some ups and downs with his kidney care diet but he has been given the opportunity to become a part of his foster family embracing other animals, a young human counterpart who he spends most nights curled up with and a loving and safe place to call his own.

He recently visited us at our new shelter and is still part of our BHS family. We are so grateful to the foster parents who open their hearts and homes to dogs like Louie who can live out their golden years with love and care.

His foster mom says ”Senior dogs desperately need love too and the love and appreciation they show back can be tremendously overwhelming.