Charlie - Male Puppy Australian Shepherd for Adoption in Carroll County, MD

Zara is very energetic, kind and loving! She loves to have a lot of attention and run around in the grass. She knows commands such as sit, lay down, paw, kisses, when you tell her no. She does have separation anxiety. So she will want to be with you and near you all the time. She will come with bed, treats, food, collar, leash, harness, bowls, toys.

"My husband & I purchased Noah from a guy who lived across the street from us. His brother breeds Australian Shepherds and Noah and his sister were the only ones left. We usually adopt but Noah and his sister kept escaping his backyard. So we were afraid they’d get hit by a car. So we bought them. They’re both 5 years old. My husband & I are getting divorced and I have moved out of our house. I am living with my sister and cannot have them live with me as my nephew & brother in law are allergic to dogs. My husband hits Noah and his sister when he’s angry or they do something he doesn’t like. I want them to have a home where they’re not scared all the time and don’t get hit. They would do best in a home where the owners live an active lifestyle. Their breed needs lots of exercise. So if you hike, run, or anything active they would be excellent companions. I would prefer they be adopted together as they’ve been together all their lives. Her name is Sophie."

Hello! My name is Stella! I am an Australian Shepard mix! I have one brown eye and one brown and blue eye mix! I am very playful and love to cuddle! Looking for my forever home!

Meet Gus 🐾 Gus is a large, handsome Australian Shepherd / Leopard mix with soulful eyes and a big, playful heart. He was found as a stray after neighbors saw a car drive off, and despite weeks of searching, no owner came forward. Now Gus is ready for a fresh start. Gus is sweet, silly, and full of personality. He gets excited when meeting new people and may jump up to say hello, but quickly settles into playtime. He loves fetch and is perfectly happy tossing his toys around on his own while you cheer him on. He doesn’t bark at other dogs, and while we’re still learning how he does with dogs, cats, and kids, his gentle nature really shines. Gus is looking for a home with a large yard where he can stretch his legs and play. He would make an excellent ranch or property dog and would thrive with space and an active lifestyle. Gus is ready to be someone’s loyal companion — and to finally have a home where he belongs.