Wiggles -AdoptedAge: 1 years old
Breed: Havenese/ShihTzu, or Maltese Mix Weight: 11 pounds Sex: Female (Spayed) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Hi, I'm Wiggles! I'm about 1 year old, and I got my name because I'm one of the happiest girls around! Life hasn't always been easy. I was found as a stray with severely matted fur and painful foxtails embedded in my skin. Thankfully, some kind people helped me, and now I'm safe with Every Pet's Dream. Don't worry about my haircut. It'll grow back! My old family never came looking for me, but that's okay. My friends at Every Pet's Dream promised me a bright future, and now I'm looking for a family of my very own. If you're looking for a sweet, happy companion who will greet you with wiggles, kisses, and a wagging tail every day, I might be your girl. I may be part Havanese, Shih Tzu, or Maltese, but one thing is for sure: I'm 100% adorable and ready for my second chance. Could you be my forever family? I require regular grooming. Energy Level? Puppyish/Moderate House trained? Yes, she is on her way to being fully potty trained, but still may need reminders. She either let herself out or asked to go out. Describe how they are on a leash? Wiggles walks nicely on a leash but would benefit from continued training and exposure to new environments. She can be a little nervous around young children, so we think she'd do best in a home with adults or respectful kids ages 12 and up Describe how they are with other dogs? Wiggles has been around lots of dogs and is still learning appropriate play and social skills. Her puppy-like enthusiasm can be a little pushy for some dogs. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? NA Commands they know? We're just beginning to work on basic commands. She's very puppy-like and motivated to learn. We were practicing "lay down," “come,” or “come here,” and she did really well. We could call her from across the house and say, "Come here," and she would come. What are their favorite things? Wiggles loves cuddling with her favorite humans, playing with all kinds of toys, and going for walks to explore. What do they need to work on? She needs basic training and manners. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Wiggles has been left home alone for up to six hours at a time and has done very well. She is crate-trained and settles comfortably in her crate whenever she cannot be supervised. Where do they sleep? In her crate What is their ideal home? Wiggles would thrive in an adult home or one with respectful children ages 12 and up. She is young, playful, and ready to learn with positive training. She loves all kinds of toys, is affectionate, and enjoys cuddling with her people. Wiggles is a sweet, happy girl who is ready to find a family to call her own. Adopt
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DottieAge: 1.6 years old
Breed: Chihuahua/Rat Terrier Mix Weight: 9 pounds Sex: Female (Spayed) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Dottie is a very sweet, high-energy puppy-like young dog. We should have named her Rascal because she is a little Rascal. She loves to play, loves to go on walks, and explore. She is looking for a family that is up for a whirlwind adventure. Energy Level? High House-trained? We are working on it Describe how they are on leash? She is learning leash manners and catching on Describe how they are with other dogs? Good with other dogs overall. She may be shy when meeting new dogs, but once she's comfortable, she enjoys playing. She can be protective of her food, so meals should be fed separately. She may also show reactivity when confined in her crate, but this typically subsides once she's out and has a chance to interact appropriately. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Limited exposure to cats so far, but she has done well with the interactions she's had. Based on her temperament, we think she may do well in a home with cats, but slow, supervised introductions are recommended. Commands they know? She is learning to take treats gently and is making good progress. She hasn't mastered any basic cues and would benefit from positive reinforcement training. What are their favorite things? Dottie loves to play, eat, enjoy treats, snuggle, and explore. She also loves her toys and is always happy to entertain herself with a favorite toy. What do they need to work on? She will benefit from basic training to help her greet people politely without jumping, wait patiently instead of barking for treats or food, and finish her potty training. She also needs to learn that she doesn't need to guard or worry about sharing her food and toys. With consistency, positive reinforcement, and a little patience, Dottie has all the makings of a wonderful companion. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Dottie has been left a full workday with the resident dog and access through the doggie door, which she learned on the first day. Where do they sleep? Dottie is crate trained; however, she has been sleeping in an xpen. What is their ideal home? Dottie would do best with another playful dog who can match her energy and enjoy romping around with her. She is a very smart girl who will thrive with basic training and is likely to learn quickly. She will benefit from a family that is committed to working with her to help her feel safe and understand that no one is going to take her resources away, and who is up for puppy-proofing and working on mouthy puppy behaviors so they don't become lasting habits. Dottie is an active dog who would enjoy daily walks, playtime, and a securely fenced yard where she can run and explore. She is incredibly sweet and affectionate, has so much love to give, and will make an amazing companion. Adopt
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NifftyAge: 7 months old
Breed: Terrier Mix Weight: 14 pounds Sex: Female Adoption Fee: $325 |
MaisyAge: ~ years old
Breed: Chiweenie. Chi/Dachshund Weight: 11 pounds Sex: Female (S) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Maisy is an incredibly sweet, affectionate dog who is a joy to have around. She loves being part of whatever you're doing and quickly wins people over with her fun, social personality. Energy Level? Medium. Maisy has bursts of playful "mountain goat" energy and enjoys exploring, but she's equally happy relaxing with a sunny spot for a nap. House-trained? Mostly. Maisy does well about going outside to potty but has had some accidents on the rugs, so her foster has found it easiest to keep those picked up while she continues to build good habits. Describe how they are on leash? Maisy walks well on leash and enjoys getting out for walks and adventures. Describe how they are with other dogs? When meeting new dogs, Maisy may bark or lunge initially, but once she has a chance to settle in and become comfortable, she does well and enjoys canine companionship. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Yes. Maisy has lived with a cat, whom she happily ignores, and she gets along very well with another dog in her foster home. Commands they know? Maisy is still learning her basic commands and is currently working on "sit," "off," and "quiet." She's eager to learn with positive reinforcement. What are their favorite things? Attention, affection, affection, affection, food (especially treats!), walks, and spending time with her people. She also enjoys social outings after she's had a little time to check out her surroundings. What do they need to work on? Maisy is continuing to learn her basic manners and commands. Like many curious dogs, she'll occasionally help herself to shoes or laundry if they're left within reach, so she'll benefit from continued training, puppy proofing, and management. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Maisy does well when left alone. She is crated for up to four hours at a time, typically no more than a couple of days each week, and handles it well. Where do they sleep? Maisy sleeps comfortably in her crate. What is their ideal home? Maisy is a wonderfully adaptable dog who would fit into many different types of homes. She has done well with dogs and cats, and while she hasn't been around children yet, her sweet, social nature suggests she could do well with a family willing to give her a proper introduction. Whether it's a single person, a couple, or a family, Maisy will thrive with people who enjoy including her in their daily lives and can provide moderate exercise, continued training, and lots of love. She's an easygoing, affectionate companion who forms strong bonds and will make a wonderful addition to a lucky family. Adopt
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Roscoe Adoption PendingAge: 1 years old
Breed: Chihuahua/Terrier Weight: 10 pounds Sex: Male (N) Adoption Fee: $325 More Photos Learn More
Roscoe is a playful, affectionate puppy who loves his toys and snuggling on the couch. He's sweet, smart, silly, and always ready to make you smile. Energy Level? Medium to high. House trained? Yes. Describe how they are on leash? Roscoe loves going for walks. He enjoys leading the way but doesn't pull excessively. He can be a little hesitant when putting on his harness, but once it's on, he walks very nicely. Describe how they are with other dogs?Roscoe loves playing with other dogs in the home and enjoys having a canine playmate. He can become excited when seeing dogs while on leash, but once he's off leash and comfortable, he plays appropriately and has a great time. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Roscoe has not been around cats or other animals, so we're unsure how he would do. Commands they know? Roscoe is a smart puppy who is eager to learn. He may already know "sit" and is picking up new skills quickly. What are their favorite things? Eating, playing with toys, going for walks, and cuddling on the couch or in any cozy spot. What do they need to work on? Like most puppies, Roscoe is still learning good manners. He sometimes tries to pick up "treasures" on walks and may sneak a sock if given the opportunity. With continued positive training and supervision, he'll continue to make great progress. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Roscoe may whine briefly when first left in his pen, but he settles down quickly and relaxes. He's continuing to build confidence with alone time. Where do they sleep? Roscoe sleeps comfortably in his crate. What is their ideal home? Roscoe would thrive in a home where he has plenty of opportunities to play, explore, and continue learning. He'd love another playful dog to romp around with, but he'd also do well with an active family committed to giving him daily exercise, enrichment, and lots of love. Once he's burned off his puppy energy, he's happiest curled up on the couch for snuggles. Roscoe is a sweet, silly, and intelligent puppy who is sure to bring joy, laughter, and plenty of love to his forever family. Adopt
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Buddy BoyAge: 13 years old
Breed: Chihuahua Weight: 5 pounds Sex: Male (N) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
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CarolinaAge: 8 years old
Breed: Chihuahua/Terrier Weight: 8 pounds Sex: Female (S) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Carolina is sweet senior gal who is looking for her people. She enjoys sitting at your feet whether you are on the computer, watching a movie or eating dinner. She does not beg for food, she is just happy to be next to you. She came to us in need of a cherry eye repair and spay and she is healing nicely from both. Carolina likes meeting new people and she has been very social at are events. Being an older girl she is less tolerate of the young dogs that try to steal your affection. House trained? Yes, she is house-trained and will even scratch on the back door when she wants to go outside or come back inside. Describe how they are on a leash? At first she was terrified of the leash pressure and would scream but she is doing much better now. Describe how they are with other dogs? Carolina has been is a around a lot of dogs of all sizes. She prefers that they keep to themselves and not bother her. We think that she prefers to be the only queen in the castle. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Yes, she has been around the resident cat and she doesn't bother or chase him Commands they know? "go potty". We are working on "sit: What are their favorite things? She enjoys sunbathing and following us around, She loves her fluffy bed, What do they need to work on? She'll a little nervous about being picked up but once she trust you she is fine. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Great. She happily sleeps in her crate. We have not had to leave her for more than 3 -4 hours Where do they sleep? Crate What is their ideal home? Carolina would love her very own person to garden and watch movies with. She's not a fan of hustle and bustle but she is getting use to more things and is adjusting well. She wants her very own family and some who appreciate that she is very loyal and will gaze at you with her big brown eyes, once you allow her to settle in. Adopt
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Olive -AdoptedAge: 3 years old
Breed: Border Terrier/Schnauzer Mix Weight: 26 pounds, Ideal weight is 30 pounds Sex: Female (S) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Olive is a super sweet dog. She is gentle when taking treats, she’s loving, and she has become so incredibly trusting of people after her rough journey. She has been non-reactive to things like vacuum cleaners or new people coming into the house. She enjoys full body rubs, and when she is super comfortable, she will sleep on her back with her feet up in the air! Walks are her favorite. She takes her time to really take in all the scents. She loves to wag her fluffy tail, which has an adorable white tip. Energy Level? Medium House trained? Yes Describe how they are on a leash? She walks well on a leash and loves daily walks. Describe how they are with other dogs? She loves to snuggle with our resident dog. She seems to really enjoy the company of another dog. We feed them separately. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? She has not yet been exposed to cats or other animals at our house. Commands they know? She taught herself how to use the doggie door! What are their favorite things? Olive's favorite things are getting pets, lots of love, and taking daily sniff walks. She enjoys leisurely walks and sometimes gets the zoomies. What do they need to work on? We are trying to show her that there is plenty of food, treats, and toys for her, and that there is no need to resource guard. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? She has been fine when we leave the house for several hours, especially with the company of our resident dog. Currently, we leave her in her crate. Where do they sleep? She sleeps on a big cushion inside her crate. She loves to lay on anything that is cushiony -- especially a donut bed on top of a cushion. It would be her dream to sleep on a big human bed or a sofa. What is their ideal home? Her ideal home is with someone who can continue to give her lots of love and help her continue to blossom. She's up for adventures and is a good passenger in the car. She just wants to be loved, and in return, she gives lots of happy tail wags and companionship. Adopt
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AshleyAge: 1 years old
Breed: Spaniel/Terrier/Chi Mix Weight: 16 pounds Sex: Female (S) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Ashley is a very sweet dog who loves exploring the outdoors and investigating everything around her, from leaves, fallen seeds, lizards, and crickets to yard gnomes, large rocks, and just about anything that catches her eye. She enjoys soaking up the sun and spending time outside. When she's awake, Ashley has plenty of energy and enthusiasm, but she settles down nicely for quiet naps after walks and meals. She is affectionate, loves to cuddle, gives lots of kisses, and can become a little mouthy when she's bored or wants attention. Ashley thrives on being part of the pack, enjoys staying close to her people, and will happily follow at your feet. She loves going for walks and prefers to take the lead as she explores the world around her. Energy Level? Medium to high House trained? Most part. First thing in the morning, after meals, before bedtime, and best no more than 4 hours in between. Describe how they are on a leash? For a small breed dog like Ashley, a harness is recommended instead of relying solely on a collar, as it provides better control and helps keep her safe during walks. Ashley is curious and enthusiastic about exploring, so she would benefit from continued obedience training. She tends to dart from one interesting sight or scent to another and may try to chase small critters, making leash manners and focus work important skills for her to develop. Describe how they are with other dogs? Ashley has done well living with a 7-year-old Golden Retriever in her foster home. She is social with other dogs and comfortable sharing space, often napping near her canine companion and sometimes even touching paws. Like many dogs, she appreciates fair attention and can occasionally bicker if she feels another dog is receiving significantly more attention than she is. Overall, she enjoys canine companionship. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Not yet. Commands they know? Stop, Sit working on Stay. What are their favorite things? Ashley prefers soft toys over hard toys. Her favorites are squeaky plush toys and stuffed toys that she can really sink her teeth into and carry around. She especially enjoys toys such as stuffed armadillos or plush turkey drumsticks, often happily chewing them. What do they need to work on? Ashley would benefit from continued basic obedience training, particularly with leash manners and walking etiquette. She is eager to explore and can become distracted by interesting sights, sounds, and scents during walks. She would also benefit from gradual training to build confidence when left alone, as she prefers being with her people and may need help learning to be comfortable during longer periods of separation. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Ashley currently does well when left at home for routine errands lasting approximately 1 to 2.5 hours and has not shown any issues during those absences. She is most comfortable when she has canine companionship, as she has been living with another dog in the home. Where do they sleep? Ashley sleeps in a crate (secured) at 10 or 11pm. Wake up at 5:30-6:00am. What is their ideal home? Ashley would do best with an adopter who can match her energy level and provide plenty of physical activity, mental enrichment, and companionship. While she has not been tested with small children, she can be mouthy during play and has sharp teeth, so a home without young children may be the best fit. She would also thrive in an organized, dog-proof home. Ashley is curious and likes to investigate the world with her mouth, so anything left within reach may become a toy. She has been known to chew or damage accessible items, including an earbud, the insert of a house slipper, and even a plastic bucket attached to a harness. Ashley loves being close to her people and would appreciate a comfortable spot to relax, such as a dog-friendly sofa or a cozy wingback chair that can serve as her safe retreat. After an active day of exploring and play, she's happiest curled up nearby for cuddles and a well-earned nap. Adopt
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BorrisAge: 7 years old
Breed: Australian Cattle Dog/Heeler Weight: 25 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 More Photos Learn More
Borris. This mellow guy loves cuddles, sofa time, toys, bones, and mealtime. He enjoys walks and car rides, and would thrive in a calm home. He’d be happy as an only dog or with a canine buddy. Looking for a laid-back companion? Borris is your guy! Energy Level? Low House trained? Yes Describe how they are on a leash? He walks with a loose leash but does move from side to side—no reactivity to cars, bikes, or dogs. Describe how they are with other dogs? Friendly with all dogs, big and small Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Good with our cat and our dogs Commands they know? Sit and come What are their favorite things? Laying on the sofa and watching a movie. What do they need to work on? He could benefit from additional training. He's a fast learner. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? He can free roam the house. He has been alone for 8 hours. Where do they sleep? Borris sleeps on his dog bed What is their ideal home? Borris is looking for a calm, adult home with someone kind and gentle. He’s a sweet boy who needs a little understanding. He doesn’t like to be grabbed by the collar and will give a gentle warning if he feels unsure. Borris loves his walks, car rides, and cozy downtime. He’d be happy as an only dog or with another mellow pup by his side. A peaceful home where he can feel safe and loved would be perfect for him. Adopt
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Charlie ChapoAge: 8 years old
Breed: American Bully Mix Weight: 54 pounds Sex: Male (N) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Charlie was suffering from a blocked urethra and painful bladder stones, and his owner faced the difficult decision to euthanize him or surrender him. The amazing staff at @MedVet Emergency Clinic contacted us so he could get the lifesaving care he needed. We immediately stepped in. Thanks to our incredible vet team, Charlie was unblocked, had his bladder stones removed, and also underwent NARES surgery and a soft palate resection so he can finally breathe easier. He was also treated for double ear infections and allergies. If you're looking for a super chill, oversized lapdog that loves cuddles, Charlie is your boy! He is adorable, loves all people, and is great with dogs of all sizes. He patiently puts up with his 15lb three-legged puppy foster sister and has made doggy friends everywhere he goes. He is super affectionate and loving. He is just an easy-going dude that likes to eat, play, chew toys, and then take long naps. He is a hilarious, big-bulldozer-of-a dog who unintentionally rearranges furniture and snores like a grown man. We have a ramp set up so he can walk up to the couch, and he would happily spend all of his time with his head or most of his body on you while you relax and binge-watch your favorite shows. He is the definition of a couch potato. Charlie is an absolute big hunk of love! He has been shuffled around too many times in his life through no fault of his own, and he absolutely deserves a loving home to comfortably live out his golden years. Charlie was suffering from a blocked urethra and painful bladder stones, and his owner faced the difficult decision to euthanize him or surrender him. The amazing staff at @MedVet Emergency Clinic contacted us so he could get the lifesaving care he needed. We immediately stepped in. Thanks to our incredible vet team, Charlie was unblocked, had his bladder stones removed, and also underwent NARES surgery and a soft palate resection so he can finally breathe easier. He was also treated for double ear infections and allergies.? low House trained? Yes, he was house-trained before his surgery, but with the urinary infection and stone irritation, he is regaining his bladder control. He always poops outside. Describe how they are on a leash? Good. He only requires very short potty walks Describe how they are with other dogs? Great. Can be playful for short periods. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? not tested Commands they know? not sure, maybe "be cute" and "sit". What are their favorite things? squeaky toys, people, kids, dogs, meals, cuddles What do they need to work on? nothing! He's such an easy boy How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Great. He happily sleeps in his crate. We have not had to leave him for more than 3 hours Where do they sleep? Crate What is their ideal home? Charlie would love humans who give him lots of love and affection. He could live in almost any environment. He is super low maintenance. With some big comfy beds and a few toys, he could happily nap the day away. Adopt
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Tiny -AdoptedAge: 4 years old
Breed: Chihuahua Mix Weight: 5.9 pounds Sex: Female (S) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Tiny is a sweet and affectionate little gal who loves being close to you. She is a little quirky, which makes her so endearing. She loves everyone she meets and is such a good little sport. She's learning to walk on a leash, and she loves being carried or pushed in the stroller. She is less than 6 pounds and is the perfect size. She is an easy size, sweet-natured, dog-friendly, and a total companion dog. Energy Level? low House trained? Still working on it Describe how they are on a leash? Tiny is still learning how to navigate the leash Describe how they are with other dogs? She is great with other dogs. She will snuggle and sleep in the same bed as the other dogs. She is learning to share my lap with the other dogs. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? She is great with the resident cat. Commands they know? Tiny comes when you call her, but she hasn't had much training and would definitely benefit from basic training. What are their favorite things? Tiny loves to be with you. She loves to curl up on the couch or sit in the sun in the yard What do they need to work on? She needs to learn the leash and needs basic training. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Tiny is fine being left alone, but does much better when she is safe in her crate. Otherwise, she will pace or run around the kitchen table. She does much better in her crate while we are gone. Where do they sleep? She sleeps in her crate. What is their ideal home? Tiny is a good girl and would make a great addition to any home. She does well with kids and dogs. She is ready to go everywhere with you. Adopt
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BaxterAge: 11 years old
Breed: Chihuahua Weight: 4.8 pounds Sex: Male (N) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Baxter is a sweet senior boy who joined our rescue after his family of 11 years moved out of the country. At just 4.5 pounds, he is a tiny little guy with a big personality. He is adjusting to his new life and would love nothing more than to spend his golden years with a family to call his own. Baxter is a bit hot and spicy and is not shy about letting you know if you are misbehaving. Since he has no teeth, his “corrections” are all gums, loud sounds, and a little slobber. He is a fun, silly little guy. He often forgets where he is going or gets easily distracted Energy Level? Low. Couch Potato House trained? Mostly. However, we have used belly bands to discourage marking and it is working! He is also getting used to using potty pads. He needs encouragement to go potty outside. Describe how they are on a leash? He walks nice on leash but also doesn't mind a good push in a stroller Describe how they are with other dogs? Baxter is great with all dogs big and small and even tolerated a large breed puppy. He is currently fostered with dogs and doing great. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Baxter is good with cats. Commands they know? It's time for dinner :-) What are their favorite things? He loves to explore the backyard and enjoy the sun. He loves food and being with his people. What do they need to work on? Personally we think he’s perfect. He is slow to warm up to new people and is very spicy and will try to gum you and slobber all over you since he doesn't have any teeth to bite you with. He doesn’t appreciate other animals crowding around him while he is eating. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? He’s fine left alone. We leave him in a pen when he is alone. He does not potty in his pen. The longest he has been left alone is approximately 4-6 hours. Where do they sleep? He sleeps in his bed in a pen. He would also love sleeping with his people What is their ideal home? Baxter would do best with someone who appreciates his spicy little personality. With new people or if he feels someone is fussing with him too much, he may growl or give a gummy snap warning. Remember, he has no teeth, so it is mostly sounds and slobber. He would be happy in a home with or without other dogs. Baxter is a simple guy who enjoys the easy life. Give him a fluffy bed, good food, and a calm home, and he will be perfectly content. He is such a special little guy. Adopt
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Indigo -AdoptedAge: 3 years old
Breed: Chihuahua/Terrier Mix Weight: 13.5 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 More Photos Learn More
Indigo is a very puppy-like boy with lots of energy. He’s sweet, curious, and playful, and loves games like fetch and tug of war with his rope. He enjoys having access to an outdoor patio where he can relax and soak up the sun, and he’s great at keeping himself entertained. He was very excited and playful when meeting a neighbor dog, and on walks he can get overly excited when he sees cats, squirrels, or other dogs. He may bark, but it’s mostly excitement and curiosity. Once he burns off that energy, Indigo is all about the cuddles. He loves curling up on your lap while you’re working or snuggling on the couch during a movie. He’s very food motivated and even enjoys some fresh fruits and veggies like apple, and celery. Energy Level? Medium -high House trained? yes Describe how they are on a leash? He’s good on leash overall, but could use a little continued training as he can pull on walks when he gets excited and happy. Describe how they are with other dogs? He seems fine with the limited exposure he's had; excited Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they?cats/squirrels = VERY excited/curious Commands they know? Stay (mostly) while waiting to cross the street. We started working on 'sit'. What are their favorite things? Indigo loves toys he can chew on and play fetch with, and having space to run and get his zoomies out. After an adjustment period, he’s very food-motivated. He’s good on leash but could use some work on calming down during walks, as he gets excited and happy. He hasn’t been tested being left alone yet. He sleeps in a crate with the door closed and goes right in at night, especially when there’s a roasted chicken treat waiting for him. What is their ideal home? I think he'd like other dogs to play with. Not sure how he is around children, but he might do well if they're as playful as he is. He's very affectionate and loves attention. Took one short car trip and was a little nervous, but he seems to be a quick learner so think a few more trips and he'd be fine. Adopt
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Jaxson -AdoptedAge: 1 years old
Breed: Terrier/Schnauzer Mix Weight: 20.5 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 |
Hardy -AdoptedAge: 2 years old
Breed: Papillon Mix Weight: 5.5 pounds Sex: Male (N) Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Hardy is a sweet and affectionate! Stay Tuned! Adopt
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Gizmo -AdoptedAge: 4 years old
Breed: Chihuahua Mix Weight: 9 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 More Photos Learn More
Gizmo is very youthful, perky, and energetic. LOVES to play with his toys and wrestle with small dogs. Loves to run around. Sniffs everything while out on walks. When he finally settles down, he's very affectionate and cuddly. Enjoys lap time while I'm at the computer. He is a good couch snuggler while watching movies. Food motivated (after a while, he even started liking some fresh fruits/veggies as a snack). Energy Level? Med to High House trained? Yes Describe how they are on a leash? Good once he's on leash, but he thinks getting harnessed is a game, so it can be a little challenging. He is still a bit of a flight risk, Describe how they are with other dogs? While on walks, he growls at bigger dogs, but when he gets close to friendly dogs, he was ok. He loves to play with other energetic small dogs. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Don't know about cats. Will chase squirrels/birds if given the chance. Commands they know? He knows 'no'. We are working on 'stay' when we wait to cross a street (on leash), and he gets it. What are their favorite things? His favorite things are stuffed toys, sniffing things while on walks, and food What do they need to work on? He is a bit too interested in passersby and dogs during our walks. We are working on getting him to focus on us. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? I work at home, so he isn't alone much, but I think he would do ok being alone for a few hours. Had in/out privilege, and he ended up sitting in the sun, chewing on his toy. Where do they sleep? He sleeps in his crate. What is their ideal home? An active home with other (energetic) dogs. Loves interacting and loves to run. Preferably has room for zoomies. Need to make sure he does not bolt while getting used to his new home, because he loves running. He is a great little dog. Adopt
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Max -AdoptedAge: 3 years old
Breed: Papillon Mix Weight: 10.71 pounds Sex: Male (N) Adoption Fee: $325 More Photos Learn More
Max is a super sweet, tender-hearted pup who is looking for a patient, loving home. While he may be timid at first—often preferring to watch the world go by from a cozy, safe spot—he has a heart of gold and is incredibly gentle when he warms up. Energy Level? Medium House trained? No, we keep him in a pen with potty pads when we can take him outside. But he is smart and very eager to please his human. He will get it in no time with consistency. Describe how they are on a leash? He is not used to walking on a leash, but is much better with a harness. Max does not like being pulled by his neck with just a collar. Currently, I have fastened the Martingale collar to the harness in order to be able to practice walking on a leash for his safety. Describe how they are with other dogs? Max is friendly and great with other dogs. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Max is great with the resident dog. I have found them snuggling together on the couch. He has passed the cat test and would be fine with cats. Commands they know? Max comes when you call him, but he hasn't had much training and would definitely benefit from basic training. What are their favorite things? Cuddles, hanging out outside, playing with plushy toys, and mealtimes. What do they need to work on? Building confidence, basic training, and leash training. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Max sleeps when he is left alone. He may cry for a few minutes at first, but he stops within 5 minutes. The longest time I have left Max at home is 5 hours, and he did just fine. Where do they sleep? Max sleeps on his bed in his xpen. What is their ideal home? With patience and consistency, sweet Max would do great with any family. Adopt
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Poppy -AdoptedAge: 6 years old
Breed: Miniature Pinscher Weight: 19 pounds Sex: Female Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Poppy is a very sweet girl who loves cuddling and a good walk. She’s a quiet dog. She is a sun seeker and loves to lay in the sunshine in the yard. When she’s excited, her little nub will definitely let you know. Energy Level? medium. She loves a good cuddle session, but she also enjoys her time outdoors. She enjoys a good walk. House trained? Yes. Describe how they are on a leash? She does wonderfully. She loves to investigate, and if she smells ground animals (like squirrels, birds on the ground, etc.) she will pull to investigate. She loves to sniff and explore! Describe how they are with other dogs? She’s great with other dogs. Currently living with another dog Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Poppy has been fostered with two cats. She’s wonderful as she doesn’t chase them and gives them plenty of space. Commands they know? Currently working on “stay” and “touch”. What are their favorite things? She loves exploring the backyard and enjoying the sun. She loves a good walk and likes to cuddle. She also loves a good treat. What do they need to work on? Her cues to go outside to potty are very subtle. So we take her out regularly, whether she needs to go or not. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? She’s fine left alone. She goes in her kennel and sleeps until we return. She has been left alone for a couple of hours before. Where do they sleep? In a kennel. This is a fairly new arrangement, as she was in a pen before. She also sleeps fine on her bed. What is their ideal home? Poppy loves her people, so a house where they will shower her with love would be ideal. She really enjoys her walks. She’s very sweet and loves a good pet session. If you stop before she gets her fill on pets, she will let you know. She does well with other dogs and cats. Has also been around small children and did wonderfully. Poppy is a great companion. Adopt
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Violet AdoptedAge: 3 years old
Breed: Rat Terrier/Chihuahua Mix Weight: 12 pounds Sex: (S) Female Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Violet is as affectionate as they come. She’s a 3-year-old, 12-pound Rat Terrier mix who just wants to be close to her person and soak up all their love. She is an easy size, sweet-natured, dog-friendly, and a total companion dog. If you’re looking for a little shadow with a big heart, Violet is your girl. Energy Level? Medium House trained? Yes Describe how they are on a leash? Violet is good once on leash and loves to go on walking adventures. Describe how they are with other dogs? She is great with other dogs. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? She didn't pay any attention to the resident cat. Commands they know? Violet comes when you call her, but she hasn't had much training and would definitely benefit. What are their favorite things? Violet loves people and wants to be with you What do they need to work on? It would be best not to leave anything on the table/counter, she is quite the leaper. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? She is crated when we leave the house and does fine in her crate. Where do they sleep? She sleeps in her crate. What is their ideal home? Violet is a good girl and would make a great addtion to any home. She does well with kids and dogs. She is ready to go on adventures with you. Adopt
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Saucy AdoptedAge: 3 years old
Breed: Chihuahua/Doxie Mix Weight: 15 pounds Sex: (S) Female Adoption Fee: $325 More Photos Learn More
Saucy is a sweet, spunky girl with a loyal heart. She tends to pick her favorite person and happily sticks by their side. She loves affection and has a playful spirit, very much reflecting her young-adult energy. Energy Level? Moderate House trained? Yes Describe how they are on leash? She is well mannered on leash and generally walks nicely. She may pull a bit when she catches an interesting scent and wants to investigate. She can be somewhat cautious when unfamiliar people approach while she is on leash, becoming a little nervous, but she does not bark or react. Describe how they are with other dogs? Saucy does very well with other dogs. She is not reactive and enjoys meeting new canine friends. She integrated smoothly with our resident dogs from day one and has also done well with our family members’ three dogs. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Saucy would be fine living with a cat. When first rescued, she met a cat and did well, showing no chasing or reactive behavior. She also regularly sees cats while out on walks and remains calm and unbothered. Additionally, she showed no reaction to a parakeet at our family’s home. Commands they know? Sit, working on stay. Knows inside means crate time. What are their favorite things? She loves chew toys and does best with durable options, as plush toys do not stand much of a chance. Tougher toys like Kong products are ideal for her. Her favorite is her Kong ball, and when filled, it keeps her happily occupied and calm for a good amount of time. She also loves going for walks What do they need to work on? She would thrive with continued positive socialization to help build her confidence around new people. She is also learning that resources like water are always available and may need management in multi-dog settings while she works through some competition around shared water bowls. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? She handles alone time well and relaxes comfortably in her crate, usually napping when left for short periods. We have left her crated for up to two hours with no issues. Otherwise, she spends her days happily alongside our resident dogs. Where do they sleep? She sleeps in her crate/pen. What is their ideal home?She would thrive in a calm, loving home with someone who can give her plenty of attention and spoil her with toys and treats. She enjoys nice moderate walks, but a secure backyard to explore and play in would also suit her well, especially since she is great at finding ways to entertain herself. She has done well with kids and other pets. Adopt
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Finley -AdoptedAge: 2 years old
Breed: Chihuahua/Pug Mix Weight: 9 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Finley is a dapper little guy who loves affection, being held, and prancing around on his long little legs. He may take a few days to warm up and can be a bit skittish at first, but once he feels safe, his sweet and loving personality really shines. Finley is gentle, kind, and affectionate, and he does beautifully with other dogs and even young children. Once he settles in, he is simply full of love to give Energy Level? Medium House trained? Mostly Describe how they are on leash? He was not leashed trained when we rescued him, but we are working on it. Describe how they are with other dogs? Playful, sweet and snuggly. Finley enjoys hanging out with our three small resident dogs and running back and forth with them during fetch. He is very food motivated, so we feed them separately to ensure everyone gets their share. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Not sure but suspect he'd do well with cats. Commands they know? Comes when called, usually goes potty outside when told to. What are their favorite things? Love, snuggles, and your lap. Finley is happiest when he is being held by one of his people and will climb into your lap whenever he gets the chance. He also loves pets and will gently tap you with his paw to politely ask for more. Finley is a big fan of food and treats and is just starting to discover the fun of dog toys. What do they need to work on? Needs practice walking on leash. Has not yet learned how to climb stairs, but is happy to be carried up and down them. Nearly potty trained, just occasional accidents. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Finley does well in his crate while we are away at work and school. He has been alone most of the day. He will occasionally bark or howl along with our resident dogs when they hear noises outside. Where do they sleep? In his crate downstairs. He will sometimes howl but overall has adjusted well and goes to bed easily. He would love to be welcome in the big bed. What is their ideal home? Finley would do well in any home that is full of love, with people ready to dote on him. He's great with other dogs, gentle and loving with children, and friendly with visitors. He will be a wonderful addition to his forever family. Adopt
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Spunk -AdoptedAge: 2 years old
Breed: Parson's Russell Mix Weight: 14 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 More Photos Learn More
Meet Spunk! Spunk is a true romantic at heart who will require some gentle decompression (3-3-3) to help him settle in comfortably. Once he warms up to you, he’ll love lounging on your lap and is especially fond of fresh chicken treats. He’s the kind of guy who enjoys showing off his belly once he feels secure. Spunk is generally neutral when it comes to other dogs, although he can be a bit shy in new environments or when he's feeling hesitant. With a heart of gold, Spunk may be a little bashful upon meeting new people and might even have a submissive wee. However, as soon as he senses that you’re a safe presence, his affectionate side shines through, and he’ll shower you with love and kisses. He adores being scratched and petted, and when relaxed, he’ll follow you around, seeking your company and affection—just on his own terms. Energy Level: Low to Medium House Trained? Yes, but it’s best to keep a close eye on him during the first few days, as he may try to mark in unfamiliar surroundings. Once he feels safe and secure, this behavior will stop entirely. Leash Behavior: Spunk is doing better walking on leash and will continue to improve if we keep working with him. Interaction with Other Dogs: Spunk is a cheerful pup who enjoys interacting with other dogs and often takes the initiative to play. If another dog shows disinterest, he knows how to politely walk away. Experience with Cats or Other Animals: Not applicable. Commands He Knows: Sit & Paw Favorite Things: Being near his person and food—he’s highly motivated by snacks! Areas to Work On: Spunk needs time to really just decompress and slow intro especially with new people . Alone Time: Spunk does well when left alone and has been comfortable alone, however he’s never alone for more than 4 hours.. Sleeping Arrangements: Crate is best in the beginning. Ideal Home: Spunk would thrive in a home with no children and low environmental activity. He prefers to have someone around most of the time but can adapt to a working family as well but just need to take it slow. Do keep in mind that he might need some time to adjust and appreciates a calm environment. Adopt
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Cisco -AdoptedAge: 6 years old
Breed: Chihuahua Mix Weight: 7 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Cisco is a playful, affectionate, happy little guy who enjoys chasing balls (his favorite) or small plushy toys, sofa cuddle time, long walks, playing at the dog park, treats, and mealtimes. He needs a little time to build trust with his humans before his wonderfully sweet and cuddly personality comes out. The short wait is so worth it! Energy Level? Medium House trained? Yes Describe how they are on a leash? Cisco pulls a bit on the leash, but otherwise does very well. Describe how they are with other dogs? He generally ignores other dogs at first, but when he encounters one he feels comfortable with, he initiates play. If Cisco feels the other dog has crossed a boundary by playing too roughly, he will try to correct them. He's small but mighty! Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? He's good with respectful dogs. He has met one dod savvy cat, and he initially barked at him. Commands they know? Sit What are their favorite things? Playing fetch with balls (his favorite) or small plushy toys, sofa cuddle time, long walks, playing at the dog park, treats, and mealtimes. What do they need to work on? Building confidence with new people, and would benefit from more obedience training. He is a very smart little guy and would learn quickly. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? He's fine being left alone. He will sleep. Where do they sleep? He is fine sleeping in a crate or just on a bed on the floor. What is their ideal home? He would do well in a quiet, adult-only household, either as an only dog or with other respectful dogs. Adopt
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DahliaADOPTED
Age: 5 years old Breed: Chihuahua Mix Weight: 8.5 pounds Sex: (S) Female Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Dahlia is a very sweet and loving once she feels trust for her human (less than a week for me). She listens when spoken to. Is curious, but not in a pesky way. Loves to give 'kisses'. She likes to know where I am, but doesn't need to follow me into the kitchen if she's comfortable on the couch. Likes to sit on my lap while I'm at the computer. Is food motivated. Loves affection. Energy Level? Medium House trained? yes Describe how they are on a leash? Good. Getting used to the harness-jacket-leash putting on routine. A little squirmy from excitement. Describe how they are with other dogs? She is good with dogs. She will bark/whimper on walks when she sees everyone. She wants to meet and play. She would do well with other dogs in the home. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? She has not met any cats. While on leash, she was very interested in a street cat. Commands they know? Stay (kind of). Let's cross (while on a walk, when it's time to cross the street). Let's go (various instances). What are their favorite things? Being close to her human. A bed in the kitchen while she watches/waits for dinner. Walks (2x day; plus an early-afternoon potty stroll). Food, even fresh vegetables/fruit. What do they need to work on? Containing her excitement. She will alert bark at passers-by while we're out on walks. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? I think she would be fine, but since I work at home, she was not left for too long. I think she'd appreciate having a dog-buddy in her home. Where do they sleep? In her crate w/door closed. She likes a treat before I place her in her crate. She got used to the crate after a couple of nights. What is their ideal home? As long as she feels safe, I think she'd be fine in most households. Another dog would be good. Not sure how she'd be around children/cats. She's able to handle stairs. She is a great little dog. Adopt
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ShrimpADOPTED
Age: 3 years old Breed: Mini Pinscher Mix Weight: 12 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Shrimp is a gentle boy who has a bit of a rough past. He has forgiven and moved on but he needs a calm and patient owner who understands that the world wasn't kind to him Energy Level? Medium House trained? yes Describe how they are on a leash? He is very good on leash and loves walks Describe how they are with other dogs? He is good with calm dogs. I think he prefers female dogs Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? He is great with the resident cat. Doesn't chase or bark at them Commands they know? He knows "sit", "get in your bed", "go potty", "twirl" What are their favorite things? He loves yummy treat and his cozy bed What do they need to work on? He is a very good boy. He does get a little excited and can jump quite high with his long legs. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? He cries for about 3-5 minutes when I leave him but then he curls up in his bed Where do they sleep? He sleeps in an xpen. What is their ideal home? He has lived with dogs in the past and I think he would love to live with dogs again. He needs a patient owner who can help him regain trust. He is a really good dog.. Adopt
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LilyADOPTED
Age: 7 years old Breed: Papillion/Terrier Mix Weight: 14 pounds Sex: (S) Female Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Lily is the sweetest girl, and her story broke our hearts. Just two days before Christmas, Lily was surrendered to the shelter by her owner’s next of kin after her original owner passed away. While at the shelter, staff noticed her crooked jaw, and x-rays confirmed she had been living with a painful fractured jaw. We rescued Lily as soon as we learned about her condition. Because of the severity of the injury, we took her to UC Davis, where specialists determined she would need corrective surgery and a plate placed to repair the fracture. In preparation for surgery, six of Lily’s teeth were extracted. Her surgery is scheduled for February 18th. Despite everything she has endured, Lily’s spirit shines. She is gentle and loving with everyone she meets, and she adores dogs and even goats. She is an absolute trooper and deserves a life free from pain. Please keep Lily in your prayers as she prepares for surgery. If you are able to donate, please consider helping us continue our mission and give Lily the care she so deeply deserves. Lily’s journey is not over yet, but she is finally on the path to healing. Adopt
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BulletADOPTED
Age: 10 years old Breed: Poodle/Maltese Mix Weight: 8.5 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Bullet is a calm, sweet pup. He loves his people and warms up very quickly. He is happy to jump on the couch and cuddle. He is not hyper, but he still likes to play with toys every once in a while. Energy Level? Low energy but not a lazy bum. House trained? Yes Describe how they are on a leash? Great on leash. Describe how they are with other dogs? Happy to hang out with other dogs, but doesn't usually play with them; happy to coexist with dogs. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Doesn't seem reactive to other animals Commands they know? Knows shake, maybe wait or sit What are their favorite things? Going on walks and cuddling. What do they need to work on? He gets excited and barks at new people who enter the house, but he quickly calms down and loves everyone. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? He might whine a little and cry, but stops eventually and is fine being home alone. Where do they sleep? He sleeps in a dog bed but would love to cuddle with you on the bed. What is their ideal home? Bullet would be great for a family that is home a lot but wants to keep him active on his daily walks. He is very low maintenance and chill, and he loves everyone he meets. He bonds with females very quickly, but he likes men too. He did great on a long road trip, so he's great for someone who travels with him, too. Whoever adopts him is going to have the most perfect little boy! Adopt
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ChewyADOPTED
Age: 7 years old Breed: Maltese/Poodle Mix Weight: 8 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Chewy is an incredibly sweet and mellow little guy. He adores being petted and uses his whole body to show his appreciation. His favorite place is snuggled up next to his people anytime they sit or lie down. I can't say enough about how lovely and good a boy he is. Energy Level? Medium House trained? Mostly. We are primarily using belly bands, and he stays dry inside and knows what to do outside. He may need some patience and support as he acclimates to a new home and new routine. Describe how they are on a leash? Walks beautifully on a leash - heels well, doesn't pull, and is happy to go as long as you're able. Not reactive to other dogs or squirrels he encounters on his walks. Describe how they are with other dogs? Gets along very well with our three small resident dogs—patient, gentle, and non-reactive. We keep them separate at feeding time because he is highly food-motivated. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? He met one cate and ignored him. I suspect he would be fine living with a cat in the home. Does not seem interested in chasing squirrels. Commands they know? Comes when called, goes potty when asked, and does a sweet little dance when his meals are served. What are their favorite things? Snuggles, pets, love, and food. What do they need to work on? Potty training. He is a pretty perfect little gentleman. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Chewy is crate-trained and snuggles up in his crate with his blanket when we need to leave the house. He will bark or react to noise, like our resident dogs, but he calms down quickly. Where do they sleep? Chewy is happiest snuggled up with his people. He would love to find a home where he is welcome in the big bed. What is their ideal home? Chewy would do well in a home with lots of love, attention, and regular walks. He is very patient and gentle with kids, visitors, and other dogs. He loves being close to his people, getting lots of pets, and being told what a good boy he is. He is a wonderful companion and will bring lots of joy to his forever family. Adopt
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AttiADOPTED
Age: 3 years old Breed: Terrier/Chihuahua Mix Weight: 13 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Atti is a very playful young dog. He loves toys and is highly praise-motivated. He loves people and other dogs. Energy Level? High House trained? About 90% Describe how they are on a leash? Amazing. Atti walks to the left and one step behind. The only time he needs correction is if he gets excited to see another dog. However, if you say his name he gets back to heel. Describe how they are with other dogs? Overall good. He is young and full of energy, so he sometimes annoys the resident middle-aged dog. There was only one tiff over chew sticks. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? unknown Commands they know? Nothing 100%, but he seems to know "No," "Leave it," "Down," and "Off." He responds to them about 60-70% of the time, and I know he could learn other things easily with time and focus. What are their favorite things? He loves toys, playing fetch, and curling up under a blanket on the couch. And in general, just positive attention. What do they need to work on? Atti will take things off the tables if he can reach them. He is also a chewer. He hasn't chewed anything he isn't supposed to, but he will need chews and toys. How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? He's been left alone for a few hours at a time in an exercise pen. He has a little separation anxiety and does cry at least when I leave and when he hears you come home until you let him out. Where do they sleep? In an exercise pen in another room. On the first couple of nights, he cried for about an hour, but since then, he has settled in easily. I know he would love to sleep in the room with you if you'd allow it. What is their ideal home? Atti loves attention and is high-energy. He'd do well in a home with one or more people who could spend a lot of time with him playing, going on multiple walks, and even just hanging out. He does like other dogs and will play with them as well. Adopt
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LaceyADOPTED
Age: 10 months old Breed: Chihuahua/Terrier Mix Weight: 13 pounds Sex: (S) Female Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
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ErnieADOPTED
Age: 8 years old Breed: JRT/Border Terrier Mix Weight: 18 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
Ernie. Once Ernie get to knoe you, he can be sweet and affectionate. He is very cautious with new people and need slow introductions. Energy Level? Low to Medium House trained? Yes Describe how they are on leash? Ernie walks well on leash and is non-reactive. Describe how they are with other dogs? He generally ignores other dogs while on walks. At the shelter, he was part of playgroups and did well with other dogs. When he first arrived, he didn’t get along with the resident dog, but he’s been improving as he decompresses and relaxes. He could potentially live with other dogs with proper intros and patience. Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? Ignore cats we met on walks (cats not moving), sometimes will chase squirrel if squirrel runs but will continue to walk easily Commands they know? He knows sit, and down What are their favorite things? Cuddles, kisses, go out for walks and all kinds of food/treat What do they need to work on? Coping with stress - meeting new people, vet visits, visitors in the home, etc How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? He is fine being left alone. He is calm and generally sleeps when left alone. Where do they sleep? His bed What is their ideal home? He would do best in a calm, patient home with people who understand his needs and are willing to give him the time and space to build trust and confidence. A quieter environment without too many visitors would help him feel secure as he continues to adjust. Once he feels safe, he’ll show what a truly wonderful, loyal boy he is. Adopt
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BarrettADOPTED
Age: 13 years old Breed: Chihuahua Mix Weight: 13 pounds Sex: (N) Male Adoption Fee: $325 Learn More
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