By Jarissa Aquinde, Positively Woof Rescue and Adoption Story Editor
Jay, Nancy and their children, Elliette (8 years old) and Koletrane (14 years old) were a family of four who recently became a family of six after they adopted their two rescue dogs. Caesar, a “red” American Pit Bull Terrier, and Alexander, a black Staffordshire Bull Terrier were both adopted from the Arizona Humane Society.
Caesar had been surrendered due to his previous owner having an allergy to dogs, and Alexander was left by someone who didn’t want to pay the bill for vet services. Leaving behind either of them in the shelter was simply NOT an option for their new forever family. Jay, Nancy, Eliette and Koletrane fell in love with both of them from the moment they saw them, and it’s been a total joy to have them in their lives. If they could, they would adopt ALL the dogs! 
Caesar and Alexander enjoy staying active with their forever family. Caesar is 14 months and Alexander is almost 4 months. Alexander is still waiting for his last shots, so he doesn’t get out as much, but Caesar LOVES the dog park and gains the love of everyone he meets. People say he’s a big baby, and he simply wants to love and be loved. They live on the edge of the Superstition Wilderness and Tonto National Forest, and as the weather cools off, the whole family, Alexander and Caesar included, spend more and more time hiking.
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