With another year's passing, another pack of good dogs have found their forever homes after being featured on WTOP's Pet of the Week segment. Here’s a look back at the four-legged pals featured on-air and online in 2018 and where they are now.
WASHINGTON — As 2018 comes to an end, another pack of good dogs have found their forever homes after being featured on WTOP’s Pet of the Week segment .
Here’s a look back at the four-legged pals featured on-air and online in 2018 and where they are now.
Willie
This big boy was adopted the day after his WTOP segment! He currently lives in Lothian, Maryland.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Bronx
This “tri-pawd” pup was adopted by a family in Fairfax, Virginia, after receiving urgent medical care at HRA. The family said he has been great, is extremely loving and has mastered potty training.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Otto
After visiting WTOP, Otto went to foster care to get some specialized care. After five months, he finally found his family and is currently living in Northeast D.C.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Bella
This sweet lady is currently in foster care, still waiting to be adopted. She’s been with HRA for more than a year, and they’d love nothing more than to find her a home.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Jessie
Found as a stray, Jessie has since been adopted!
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Roberto
This fella was adopted shortly after his WTOP segment and is currently living with his family in D.C.
(WTOP/Rachel Nania)
WTOP/Rachel Nania
Beemer
He came to HRA when his previous owners could no longer care for him. His ever-after is much happier: He was adopted and is living in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Red Gerard
After nearly a year with HRA, Red Gerard — now known as Roo — was adopted and now lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Lucky
This happy guy was adopted and now lives with his new family in Northeast D.C.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Vern
He was adopted by a first-time dog owner and is currently living in D.C. His new dad reports that Vern is a “perfect dog.”
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Tortellini
After several months in HRA’s care, Tortellini was adopted. She is thriving with her new family in Northwest D.C.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Moyo
This guy has been adopted and is living with his mom, dad and human siblings in Northwest D.C.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Paxton
This little guy spent a month in foster care before being adopted by a loving family. He now lives in D.C.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Rodeo
This shy shepherd mix has been adopted and is currently living in Germantown, Maryland.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Rosa
This good-natured pup was adopted just a few days after her WTOP segment, and is currently living with her new family in Northwest D.C.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Pluto
This goofy, playful youngster was adopted and now lives in Northeast D.C.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Precious
After more than two months at HRA, Precious was adopted from foster care and currently lives in D.C.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Butler
After more than three months at HRA, Butler was adopted from foster care and is now living in Silver Spring, Maryland.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Trucker
This young “tri-pawd” was transferred to a partner organization and has since been adopted.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Zeta
This shy but wiggly lady was adopted and now lives in Northeast D.C.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Snowflake
This 50-pound sweetheart of a lap dog was adopted and now lives in Rockville, Maryland.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Marshmallow
After a four-month stay with HRA, this gentle giant was adopted and now lives a couch potato life with his new dad in D.C.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Jet
This sweet guy came in as a stray and spent two months with HRA. He was adopted in October and now lives in Maryland with his fur sibling and new dad, who reports that everyone is very happy!
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Tina
This adorable, fluffy ball was adopted just a few weeks after her visit to WTOP in September.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Dillon
This 88-pound sweet guy came in as a stray, was adopted shortly afterward, but returned a few weeks later through no fault of his own. He spent another month with HRA but is now living comfortably in Arlington, Virginia.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Ryder
Ryder was transported to HRA from Norfolk, Virginia, ahead of Hurricane Florence and spent two months there. A staff and volunteer favorite, they were ecstatic when he found his forever home in D.C. at the end of November.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Jake
When his owner became too ill to care for him, Jake spent two months with HRA until he found the perfect forever home in D.C. He’s now happy and healthy!
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Alyssa
This energetic sweetheart was transferred to HRA from a partner shelter in New Orleans. A month later, she went to her forever home in Maryland.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Georgina and Leah
After spending a few months with HRA and growing big and strong, Leah (shown above) and Georgina — a pair of red-eared slider turtles — were adopted to loving families.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Tuft
This handsome fella was surrendered because his owners could no longer care for him. After two months with HRA, he now lives with his new dad in D.C.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Kingston
This fun-loving guy was brought to HRA after being hit by a car. He ended up losing his leg, but he found a forever home with a loving staff member!
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Oggie
After being found as a stray in an abandoned building and spending two months in HRA’s care, Oggie is now happily living with his family in Takoma Park.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Citgo
This cool, young guy has found his forever home, too. He had been with HRA for more than four months and is with his new family in Takoma Park.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Zane
Still looking for a home! Call 202-723-5730 or visit the alliance’s website .
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Radar
Still looking for a home! Call 202-723-5730 or visit the alliance’s website .
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Coria
This tiny, sweet girl was adopted by a wonderful family in Silver Spring, Maryland.
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Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Reeses
This sweet senior was adopted after several months in the shelter. Her new dad was thrilled to meet and adopt her, and the staff at HRA was so excited to help her finally find a forever home. She now lives in Arlington, Virginia.
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Moo Moo
Still looking for a home! Call 202-723-5730 or visit the alliance’s website .
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
Pinch and Snippet
Still looking for a home! Call 202-723-5730 or visit the alliance’s website .
(Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance)
Courtesy Humane Rescue Alliance
For more information on animals up for adoption, visit the Humane Rescue Alliance’s website .
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