A striking close-up of a black dog with expressive orange eyes

Home Now Doggies — The Sanctuary

Home Now Doggies

Rescue. Protect. Care. Give them a home.

About us

THIS IS NOT
JUST A SHELTER.

IT'S A SECOND CHANCE.

Home Now Doggies is a living, breathing sanctuary for dogs who have been abandoned, abused, and forgotten. We don't just house them — we heal them. We give them back what was taken: safety, love, and the chance to find a forever family.

Since 2016, we've rescued over 1,400 dogs. Each one has a story. Each one matters.

A person tenderly holding a rescued brown and white dog

MEET THE
DOGGIES

WHERE THEY
FEEL SAFE.

0 Care
0 Dogs Helped
0 Days of Love

EVERY DOG
HAS A STORY.

RIVER.

BEFORE

The dog's life before rescue — hardship, a shelter, or abandonment.Befor

RIVER.

RESCUE

The moment of rescue — the team steps in and brings the dog to safety.

RIVER.

RECOVERY

The healing period — (re)building trust, health, and confidence.

RIVER.

TODAY

The dog's life now — safe, happy, and thriving in a loving home.

NOAH.

BEFORE

Noah lived on the streets, a teenager, and had immense trauma, mainly related to touch and authority, although she had a very sweet demeanor, with a deep, distrustful look in her eyes.

NOAH.

RESCUE

The rescue was carried out by two volunteers who saw the announcement on social media, which brought her to us.

NOAH.

RECOVERY

Noah always showed more empathy/confidence with women, but if she could attack, she would, until the day she contracted tetanus. Then she chose one of the farm workers as her main target; he accompanied her and gave her the confidence she needed to become more docile.

NOAH.

TODAY

Currently, Noah no longer attacks (as far as we can see), she still has kittens but they are highly controllable, she shows strong protective instincts for her space (The Sanctuary) and respects the space of other dogs.

HOW YOU
CAN HELP

1

Adopt

→
2

Voluntary

→

They can't Ask For Help But We Can

Support Us
A close-up portrait of a dog looking directly into the camera

EVERY DOG DESERVES A HOME.

HOME NOW DOGGIES

Help Us Give Them One →