Adoption is a love story.
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Jack | 5 Years | Male
30 pounds
Breed: Squatty Adorbs
Jack is a whole lot of sweet and sass rolled into one medium sized package. The biggest issue Jack is working on is resource guarding; he typically guards his food and his favorite people. We have a training plan in place but he would need continued support and consistency in an adoptive home as well. If you are interested in Jack, please apply.
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Screech I 4 months I Female
25 pounds
Breed: Big-Dog-Tude
This petite cutie is full of puppy charm. Screech would make a great friend for a family with older kiddos, she is a active player. She enjoys a good romp with bigger dogs too.
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Ace I 6 years I Male
Weight: 12 pounds
Breed: Toy Boy
Come for the toofers and stay for the unbelievable cuddles. Ace is alllll about his humans and getting right in there with the hugs. He has not met a person that he does not adore. Super duper Charmer!
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Blossom | 6 Years | Female
50 Pounds
Breed: Belly Rub Begger
Meet Miss Blossom, the queen of belly rubs and the sweetest wiggle butt you’ll ever meet! This energetic dynamo has been waiting far too long for her perfect family, and she just knows they’re out there.
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Exxon I 8 months I Male
Weight: 42 poinds
Breed: Caninus Curioso
Spirited fun boy looking for an active home where he can be goofy and play with kids or a dog with his energy.
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Harper and Levi
10 and 14 pounds
Breed: Ohsofluffs
These two petite friends would love to be your lap buddies. We are hoping that they can be adopted out together, but they could to two separate homes.
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