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Donna is the biggest sweetheart, very affectionate, good walker, can walk without a leash, comes when you call her, housebroken and just a big baby. She's been microchipped, shots, clean health records. I adopted her at a pet event and live alone in a 1 bedroom apartment and can't give her the attention she needs. She needs someone that can take better care of her than I can. She gets along well with all other animals.she's open to wet or dry food. Free to a GOOD home.

Absolutely loving and sweet as can be

Sky is a 9 month old sweet puppy. She loves to play with everyone. Dogs, cats, kids. She is almost fully house trained so only a bit more consistent training. She is crate trained and doesn’t mind it at all. We are having to rehome her due to our other dog attacking her. It’s not fair to her to be in the environment anymore. We have found temporary housing for her but need to find her a forever home.

Hi everyone I’m making this difficult post in the hopes of finding my boy a perfect home. This is Rufus the Great Dane. He is estimated to be around 4-5 years old and 140lbs. He is house trained, crate trained, and leash trained. He is up to date on all vaccines, neutered, and gastropexied. He has no known health issues, just takes a hip/joint supplement. He is a love bug and absolutely adores people. He lives for attention, cuddling and socializing. He has chilled out a bit in his older age but still has lots of energy to go on walks and play, overall I’d say he’s a moderate-low energy dog. He loves car rides and does well traveling. He has lived with cats and dogs. Overtime he has become dog selective and requires slow introductions with new dogs. While he has gotten along with 90% of dogs he’s met there has been a few that he has been nippy/ protective towards and he does not do well meeting other dogs on leash. He is very clumsy with his feet and has accidentally injured small pups so he is best suited for a home possibly with a large dog or as an only pet. Unfortunately, I am working 60hr weeks and will be entering professional school so I’m away from home a lot. Rufus thrives with human interaction and I can tell his anxiety has increased drastically since being alone a lot of the day. I know much of this would be solved if he had a family that could give him more attention. His perfect home would be with a family or couple that can be home for much of the day and possibly another dog that he can horse around with. I will only rehome him to a family that can give a home he will thrive in. Adopters will be vetted properly.