Junior

Hello there! My name is baby I am looking for my next forever home. I'm currently being fostered. The lady who I live with passed away she was 87 I loved her. I am potty trained, love my ball and people.

Alyra is a very active and happy pup. Great with kids, men and women. unfortunately I rescued her mum and was informed that she was neutered. Well come to found out she wasn’t I don’t want Alyra to be placed into a shelter so I am seeking a long no family home for her

Rusty 10 months old. He is a very loving animal. He doesn't like no animal to come close to him while he is eating. He loves to play with other animals gives sweet kisses, and loves to eat. He is real good on a lease when taken to go potty outside. He doesn't pull while on the lease and is potty trained but does have accident in the house. The reason for rehoming is we have 8 more puppies besides him and 6 adult dogs. The cost is great to take care of 15 animals and we would love to keep them but cost is to great. We are looking for people who will take good care of him and he would have a forever loving good home.

Astro is a super energetic and loving dog — full of life and always ready to play. I named him Astro the day he was born because even as a tiny pup, he had this spark and energy that just never stopped. He’s the kind of dog that’ll follow you around the house, cuddle up when you’re relaxing, and still be ready for a walk the moment you stand up. He’s got a great temperament — very sweet, affectionate, and he listens well, even off leash. He also has great potty habits: no accidents, and he goes right away when outside, no drama. That said, there are certain people he just doesn't vibe with. For reasons I still don’t really understand, he’ll see someone and just stay guarded around them. He never gets aggressive, just alert and distant. But with most people, he’s all love. This is really hard for me, but due to my landlord’s rules, I’m no longer able to keep him. I’m looking for someone who can give him the love, space, and attention he deserves. He’s a great dog — one of those once-in-a-lifetime kind of companions — and I just want him to go to a good home.