Dogs Available for Adoption


New animals are put up for adoption daily!
Not all of our animals are posted on our website.
To see all of the pets available, come visit our facility!

Shadow

UPDATE: Shadow took a trip to Mount Major to get a much deserved day out of the kennel! He was perfectly behaved, met other dogs and people, and walked nicely on the leash. He has now been with us since June 2nd, and is trying to deal with the stress of kennel life the best he can. Shadow loves having a job to do whether it is training sessions (he is a smart boy and loves to learn!), a long walk, or playing fetch. He has shown that he is the perfect hiking companion. And after some exercise, is ready to snuggle and show what an affectionate boy he is. Shadow has quickly become a staff and volunteer favorite here. In the right home, he is best with kids teenage and up, in a home without cats, and may be okay with some dogs, he will open up and show he is ready to make that bond. Come meet Shadow and see if that can
be you.

Shadow is a neutered, 4 1/2 year old Lab/Cattle Dog mix. He is not recommended with children under teen age and is not good with cats or other dogs. Shadow is a handsome boy who is housetrained and would do best with a fenced yard as he has escaped in the past. Shadow is learning how to play nice, walk on a leash and may be more Lab than previously thought. He is very content to stick around if he gets plenty of exercise. He seems to really enjoy his training sessions!

Ralphie

Information To Come

Johnas

A 3-4 year old neutered male “PUGGLE” Pug/Beagle mix, Johnas was dropped off to us without any history. We have found him to be a well mannered, calm, and low maintenance boy, not to mention handsome. A little independent at first, he may take some extra time to warm up, but he sure is worth it! Johnas seems like an easy going dog just searching for some consistent human companion. He has done well with some of the dogs and cats he has met here.

Rocco

Hound / Shepherd Mix, Neutered Male, 5 months old, has been good with children of all ages and the other dogs and cats he has met here. Rocco came to us as an unclaimed stray. He is semi-housetrained.

Dixie

Shih-Tzu Mix, Spayed Female, 3 years old, not recommended with children, has been good with the other dogs and cats she has met here. Dixie came to us as an unclaimed stray.

Star

Chocolate Lab, Spayed Female, 2 years old, not recommended with children under the age of 6, has been good with the other dogs she has met here but may chase cats. Star came to us as an unclaimed stray.

Tara

Smooth Coated Collie Mix, Spayed Female, 5 years old, not recommended with children under the age of 12, has been good with some other dogs, but might chase cats. Tara is here because she was not good with small children. She is housetrained.

Gizmo

Terrier Mix, Neutered Male, 5 years old, not recommended with children, has been good with the other dogs and cats he has met here. Gizmo is here because the landlord would not allow pets.

Moe

Shepherd Mix, Neutered Male, 7 months old, not recommended with children under the age of 8 and would be best with dog savvy children, has been godo with the other dogs he has met here, but appears to be afraid of cats. Moe is here because his previous owner could no longer care for him.

Ranger

A 2 year old neutered male Rottweiler/ Shepherd mix. Ranger is handsome, playful, and very active. He already knows sit, down, shake, stay, and seems to be crate trained. However, he can be protective of his environment and may even have some dog to dog issues. Overall he would do best with an experienced owner. Not recommended for children below the age of 12, Ranger can be very picky with the dogs that he gets along with, and may chase cats. He is housetrained.

Chef

Purebred Australian Shepherd, 1-2 years old. Chef is a handsome, loyal boy who has special needs and needs a special home. Chef is deaf and may have some visual impairments but he gets around great! He is super smart and has picked up on training quickly. True to his breed, he likes to work hard and needs to be occupied. He prefers to be the only animal in his home and would prefer a lifestyle that would offer lots of activity, patience and dedication.

I am currently in foster care - if you are interested in adopting me please call the Adoption Center Front Desk at 772-2921 x110

Bailey

Welsh Terrier / Beagle Mix, Neutered Male, 1 year old, not recommended with children under the age of 6, has been good with other dogs, but chases cats. Bailey is here because he was too active for his previous owner's lifestyle. He is housetrained, adorable and would be the ideal fit for an active person.

Betty

Australian Cattle Dog Mix, Spayed Female, 3 years old.

More information to come

Muddy

Labrador Mix, Neutered Male, 1 year old.

More information to come

Stella

Boston Terrier / Beagle mix, Spayed Female, 3 years old, not recommended with children under the age of 6, has been good with some other dogs and the cats she has met here. Stella is here because the landlord would not allow dogs.

Ace

Pit bull, Neutered Male, 1 1/2 years old, has been good with other dogs and cats, but is not recommended with children. Ace is here because he was displaying some destructive behavior in his previous home.

Casey

Labrador / Pit Bull Mix, Neutered Male, 2 years old, here because his owners were getting a divorce. He is housetrained and statuesquely handsome. Casey is very smart and already knows: sit, down, stay, attention to name, drop it, and seems to be crate trained. However he does not like to be left alone and may have some separation anxiety. He also seems to lack social knowledge and can be a bit reactive when meeting other dogs. Overall he is going to need someone who can give him direction and leadership, an active lifestyle, possibly someone who works from home. Not recommended for children below the age of 12, he has done ok with some dogs he has met here, but no cats.

Duster

Labrador Mix, Neutered Male, 6 months old. Duster came to us as a fearful sweet puppy but after he was placed (with another dog) he quickly showed that he could be confident, bossy and opinionated. This is most likely due to lack of experience with other dogs and lack of direction. We still thing he is sweet, adorable and very willing to learn but he needs the right owners to get him started. He can still be a bit of a chicken with new things but again he is quick to learn. Anyone considering Duster should be dog savvy, willing to go to puppy classes (you get 4 free here) and not be a push over. Duster is smart, willing and will make up his own mind if he doesn’t get enough information from you. Behind the chicken is confidence waiting to come out. But he has snapped at another dog and a child so he clearly need guidance. YOU (and we) can help him make better choices through training! So, no kids under 8, dog savvy cats only and some dogs or even better Duster needs to be the only dog!

Zeke

Pitbull x, Neutered Male, 6+ years old, good with kids 13 and older and some dogs, but will chase cats. Zeke is a friendly guy who is very active and will do well with a basic obedience class to help him bond with a new owner. Zeke is here because his owners were moving.

Ebonie

Labrador Retriever mix, Spayed Female, 2 years old. This sweet girl is shy yet charming. She can be cautious and overwhelmed especially in new situations but is slowly learning to trust us. A natural leader is what Ebonie needs to guide her into a lifestyle where she worries less and knows who is in charge. She is very smart and has quite a few tricks up her sleeve – like SIT PRETTY and ROLL OVER. Ebonie is very active and will probably chase cats - and picks and chooses the dogs she likes – but will walk away rather than fight. Kids should be over 8 and cats should be dog savvy or no cats at all. Any dog you have she will need to meet and it would be best if they were smaller and equally active but not “punky.” With guidance and a clear set of rules this dogs will shine.

Cara

Labrador Retriever / Collie mix, Spayed Female, 1 1/2 years old. Active, playful and sweet, Cara can be a bit independent. Because of this she is going to need plenty of exercise, a firm owner willing to do some basic training and apply consistent rules. Cara should not be placed with kids, seems to be afraid of cats, and should do well with dogs her own size.

What Do You Really Know About Greyhounds?

Retired greyhounds make wonderful companions! Most are non-barking, easy to housebreak and are already crate trained. Greyhounds are generally excellent on leash, walking quietly and easily next to their person. They tend to have wonderful manners and bond quickly with people and most other dogs. Greyhounds are also very tolerant and can often learn to be okay with cats and children. With consistency and clarity, training can be easy and you may find you have a new shadow! They are intelligent, lovable and loyal. While they may have had a past of racing at the track, they require little exercise and tend to be couch potatoes in the home merely wanting companionship.