Star Light Star Bright
Star
(sorry for the kennel view but this girlie is camera shy)
This is Star ~ my new foster. Star recently came back to ARLP when her owner’s child developed allergies. Unfortunately for Star that meant spending the last three months in an outdoor kennel. Dogs don’t understand these things so for Star the change must have been pretty traumatic.
See Star became very timid and frightened. We were not really certain if she would come out of her protective shell. And, if she was able to move beyond it, how long would that would take? I cannot imagine how it must have felt to be removed from her family, watching them from a distance, no longer included.
Upon her return to ARLP Star spent some time with volunteers Larry, Amy, Magnum and Ora. While in their care Star slowly began showing signs of improvement. Of course sometimes it is two steps forward and one back. But let me tell you I am amazed at how well she is doing in such a short time. (Thank you Amy & Larry!!! You are the best!!!)
I was immediately interested in fostering Star. There is nothing more rewarding than coaxing a dog out of their shell and watching their personalities re-emerge and flourish. It just takes a little patience and understanding.
So be warned - you’ll be hearin’ a lot about my Star Buckle.

Star when she first came to ARLP back in 2006
Star a few days after her return to ARLP
Filed under: Foster Updates, Welcome





Bless you for taking her in, Lara!!
I did miss our little Starry last night
She really creeps into your heart fast!!! I’m glad she is in a loving home with your dogs who are able to remind her to trust and love without fear!!!
Oh she has turned into such a pretty girl! Thanks for taking her and helping her come back around Amy and Lara (and family!)