Afghan Hound Rescue Central Ohio

   Phone: 614-747-0795                              email: ahrco@columbus.rr.com                 \Afghan Angels

     Cooper                                  Max                              Sequined Sofie                     Waylon

Oliver and Maylie

Max was also adopted by his foster family, Sue and Gary Stine of Kenton Ohio and is busy learning the house rules from his new brothers Turk and Laddie

Sequin has become Sequined Sofie and will be enjoying life with Sue Chamberlain and her little Westie, in Marysville, Ohio.

Waylon has been adopted by his foster family.   After 4 months in foster care waiting for his new family to relocate, it became more and more apparent, that Waylon could not be separated from his step-sister,  aka the yellow tornado Princess Ronni.  Our thanks to Sherri & Doug for their cooperation in allowing Waylon to remain with his foster (forever) family.  

Oliver and Maylie (renamed Madison) have joined David and Courtney Hungate in Roanoke, VA where they have a huge yard to run and play and 3 new feline friends to share with.

Approximately 4 years old, Cass is a sweet loving, cuddly little guy who knows no enemies.  Found stray roaming the streets of a small Ohio town, Cass remained unclaimed in the shelter until retrieved by rescue.  Adopted by his foster family, Casanova  Leonardo D'Canine will be enjoying life with Ms. Shelby W. Barlow and her family in Powell, Ohio.

January 2007

Katina   ~       

Katina  is one of the 18 afghan hounds rescued during a raid on a local breeder/hoarder in Chambersburg, PA.  After several weeks in foster care, Katina has found her new forever home with the Stearns family in Northern Ohio.

Chambersburg rescue site www.mosso.net/ch.htm.  

March 2007

 After almost 6 months in foster care, we are happy to share with you that finally, we have found the perfect home for Elmo.    Elmo came to us when his owner fell on hard times and was no longer able to care for him.   While he was loved in his previous life, it appeared he had lacked discipline.   He had been an only child and while in foster care, we learned that he did not share well.  He is as sweet and loving and he is strong willed.  He definitely needed a home with a very special person who would understand him.    Thanks to Becky Freeman of N. Ohio we think we found just that.   Becky, thank you so much for taking Elmo into your home.  He is a very special boy and deserves only the best.

April 2007

At 1 year old, this happy boy came to us when his family could no longer keep him.   Worried about his future, they contacted rescue who had the perfect home waiting  with Doug and Sherri and their son Kyan in WV.

Today, Sherri's 2 son's are keeping her busy as Kyan runs through the house calling for his "PUP-PY"  who of course loves the game and his new little human brother.

April '07