Ella Langley Rescues Two Dogs While in St. Thomas, Hopes to Find Them Forever Homes

Ella Langley revealed she has rescued two stray dogs during her time in St Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands and brought them back home with her to find them a good home. The singer took to social media to introduce fans to the two pups: a four-month-old female puppy named Jazz and a slightly older male dog named Stone.

Langley didn’t share their breeds; however, she made it clear that they are very sweet dogs who need to find their forever families. Both dogs were rescued from the St. Thomas Humane Society.

“I just woke up and I look insane, but that’s not what this video’s about,” she stated. “This video is about, I rescued two dogs from the islands… And we’re trying to find them a home.”

While the puppies played around her, the country star first showed off Jazz, claiming she is “so precious and she’s so loving.” Langley added that the pup gets along well with both people and loves dogs.

Then Stone came into the video showing off his “sweet and cuddly” demeanor and how well he got along with Jazz.

“I’ve never seen a dog play with a puppy so sweetly…I mean, look at them. I really want to find them fantastic homes,” Langley emphasized.

Both of the dogs are up for adoption with the Pawsitive Rescue Division, a nonprofit rescue center that aims to help find dogs “fur-ever” homes. As an avid animal lover and dog mom to her own adorable pups Crue and Bee, it only made sense for the “Be Her” singer to become a board member of The Pawsitive Rescue Division in 2025.

Langley’s involvement with the nonprofit began after she connected with founding member Lauren Misunas, who operated a small boarding service and cared for rescued dogs. Looking for a way to help, Langley started sharing videos of the animals on her social media platforms in hopes of finding them homes, which has ultimately led to several successful adoptions thus far. Misunas later invited her to become part of the newly formed organization, and Langley was happy to get involved. Since then, she has taken part in several adoption and fundraising events.

“I didn’t really set out to, during the busiest time of my career to be like, ‘let’s do a nonprofit too,’ but that’s just how the cookie crumbles, I guess,” she told Country Now during her appearance on the Pupdate in 2025.

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Joining forces with the nonprofit is just another step in working towards achieving her bigger dreams of opening an animal sanctuary in Alabama.

“That’s my goal. I have a lot of long-term goals when it comes to this stuff regarding animals. I want to open a sanctuary one day in Alabama for bigger animals.”

Langley has admitted that life in the spotlight and the demands of her career can feel “pretty selfish” at times. That’s why she finds it meaningful to use her platform to make a difference, whether that’s helping animals in need or bringing more attention to important issues like mental health and addiction.

“Trying to combine the two where it’s a facility where you go and you get up and you work the farm every single day. And when you really realize how precious life is when you see these animals who want nothing more than to have a great life, and a lot of them don’t get that. And to see how when you just walk up and you get to hug a horse or just pet a dog that doesn’t get that all the time, it definitely gives you a different perspective on life and what we’re grateful for and what we take for granted,” she explained.

Anyone interested in adopting Stone and/or Jazz can head to pawsitiverescuedivision.com for more information or to submit an adoption application.