Lodo, our little muddy puppy rescued in the aftermath of the Lewis County floods, has found the happiest of forever homes!  

He now has three new human brothers to learn from, play and grow with.  Although it is sad for us to see him go, we are thrilled that he has found such a wonderful family.  Congratulations Lodo!  We are so happy that your chapter ends here with such a happy ending and we can't want to receive updates about your new adventures!

The Muddy Little Puppy
This Flood Survivor needs a home!


When the flood calls
You have no home, you have no walls
In the thunder crash
You're a thousand minds, within a flash
-Peter Gabriel, Here Comes the Flood

If there is one thing I have learned from being on Pasado’s Rescues it is that often times the ones who come to you in need of help are not usually right where you are looking.  And in a disaster situation, you don’t always know exactly where to look but somehow the path between rescuer and animal in need always crosses along the way.  Maybe this happens because our instincts go to higher frequencies in rescue situations.  Or maybe it is because animals are more attuned than we can know…

Maybe that's how it happened when little muddy Lodo found us in the aftermath of the Lewis County flood.  We were assisting another flood victim with her animals when a young black puppy appeared, trying his best to get through the deep mud that even we were having difficulty walking though.  Irresistible from the start, he was quickly scooped up into the arms of a Pasado Rescuer and given the name Lodo – short for Lodo Negro – meaning black mud. 

He was looking for a home… And is now at the Pasado’s sanctuary where he is safe and cared for.  Funny how the course of a life can change so dramatically in a day!   But this extremely intelligent little pup is desperate to find his forever home.  He already knows how to sit and is housebroken but wants a family he can grow up with and learn so much more from.  

(Left) Lodo is looking for his forever home.  Will it be with you?

One of the most beautiful things about animals is that they live in the present.  Afterall, how can you move forward if you dwell in the past?  They really appreciate the good and seem to be able to forget about the bad.  Although Lodo came from a “hard life” he has the best attitude that you could fit into his 4 month old little body!   He is full of spunk and vigor but also will stop and look at you intently when you are showing him something new.  And as an added bonus, he gets along with other dogs, cats and chickens!   

Are you interested in meeting Lodo?  If so, please email us here.

Want to meet our other dogs available for adoption?  Click here.