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I rescued you… and you rescued me.
Bringing a rescue dog home may begin with giving them a second chance, but very often they give just as much back.
This personalized Gotcha Day ornament celebrates that special relationship with a heartfelt message and the details that make your story unique.
Personalize your ornament with:
- Your dog’s name
- Their Gotcha Day date
- The rescue or shelter name, if you would like to include it
The optional rescue or shelter line makes this especially meaningful for adopted and rescue dogs. If left blank, the design will simply feature your dog’s name and Gotcha Day date.
Product Details
- Smooth ceramic heart ornament
- Approx. 2.9" high × 3" wide (7.2 × 7.7 cm)
- Approx. 1.3 oz
- UV printed in vibrant color on one side
- Gold hanging cord included
- Personalized with your dog’s name and Gotcha Day
- Optional rescue or shelter name
A Keepsake With a Story
This is more than a Christmas ornament.
It is a reminder of the day your dog came home, the beginning of your life together, and the special bond that grew from one simple act of rescue.
A thoughtful gift for rescue dog owners, adopters and anyone celebrating a dog’s Gotcha Day.
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