Below are links to edited excerpts from some of our emails describing a pet's new life after a successful adoption.

Bindi is all grown up and moving to Texas.

Ray (formerly Sugar Ray) has a new best friend.

Major (formerly Marc Anthony) is an 85-pound lap dog.

Bella sent us an update.

Leila loves taking all those walks.

It took Kenichie and Bella about a day to become good friends.

Karma loves to ride in the car.

Jonesy enjoys his new back yard.

Big Brother Loki and Bindi like to play tug-of-war.

Mickey cried and cried, but now he's right at home.

Jack, formerly known as Spencer, is thankful for his new family and his sister Stella.

Steve's Mom and Dad are helping him break the bathroom trash habit.

Cinder is a therapy dog.

Hoku found the perfect home.

Biscuit is happy with Mama and Papa.

Mattie (formerly Terra) likes playing "Chase the Cat!"

Lily loves her walks with her Mom and her "brother" Tucker.

Other dogs think Archie is spoiled.

Before Kenneth adopted me I was known as Hilda, but I changed my name to Imilia.

Dottie has found a new family. She has bee renamed to Roxy, and she has sent us another email.

Chester loves his Frisbee.

Ray could've gotten into trouble, but he was lucky.

Peaches has a new "big sister."

Rocky is a happy guy.

Josie (formerly Sheila) loves the d-o-g p-a-r-k.

Bob Marley is a girl-magnet.

Chloe has a new big brother. 

Little Rosie (Roosevelt) sits and shakes for his treats.

Charley (formerly Harley) takes his Mom for walks every morning.

Luna (aka Anna) is a fifty-five pound lap dog.

Remember me? You knew me as Stacy, but now I've got a new home and a new name. It's Pixie.

Lulu is Claudette now and she loves it.

Rueben couldn't be happier with his new family!

Although he's no lap dog, Harley loves to crawl up onto his Mom's or Dad's lap.

Life is just one big game for Cooper.

Squeekers and BooBoo love their new Mom and Dad.

Bella made herself right at home with her new Mom.

When he moved to a government-assisted apartment,  her owner couldn't keep Kristi any more.

Given up by her family who could no longer keep her, Tasha convinced her foster family to adopt her.