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Fiesta

Hi… my name is Fiesta,

Adopted 12-89-18

Before coming here, I was one of fifteen dogs all living together in the same place! Different breeds, genders, ages—mainly small to medium small—and we all got along. Still do! We’re a sweet, loving bunch. But when our people moved and couldn’t take everyone with them, most of us came here—some of us shy, others very friendly, and each one hoping for the same thing: A new, comfy, loving home. We’re already experiencing new things; leashes and doggie doors were unknown to us, and we’ve not been around small children. I’m a 2-year-old gray and white Staffie mix female, 49 pounds, sometimes full of vim and vigor, and always happy to be with friends. Lively and fun, I have a quiet dream of being loved by you just for being me.

Arrived 11-17-18

Daisy

Hi… my name is Daisy,

Adopted 11-30-18

Before coming here, I was one of fifteen dogs all living together in the same place! Different breeds, genders, ages—mainly small to medium small—and we all got along. Still do! We’re a sweet, loving bunch. But when our people moved and couldn’t take everyone with them, most of us came here—some of us shy, others very friendly, and each one hoping for the same thing: A new, comfy, loving home. We’re already experiencing new things; leashes and doggie doors were unknown to us, and we’ve not been around small children. For me, the best part has been meeting so many kind people. I’m a 6-year-old blonde Spaniel mix female, friendly and sweet, weighing in at 15 pounds. I’ve been called adorable, but all I really want to be called is yours.

Arrived 11-17-18

Chanel

Hi… my name is Chanel,

Adopted 12-17-18

If I could whisper in your ear, I’d say, “It’s wonderful to be little.” At just 9 pounds, I’m a natural lap dog and fit almost everywhere. My former family said I was also gentle with children (ages 3, 8 and 16), got along with the other family dog, and loved sleeping in beds. With them, I was housetrained (would ask to go outside), loving, and a good traveler. Of course, as a dog, I have a playful nature, too—especially once we get to know each other. My people were sad to leave me, but they had health issues and expenses to tend to. So now I’m here, a 2-1/2-year-old Chihuahua/Terrier mix female, who has lots to say to you, starting with, “Will you be my person and let me love you forever?”

Arrived 11-17-18

Banjo

Hi… my name is Banjo,

Adopted 12-7-18

Before coming here, I was one of fifteen dogs all living together in the same place! Different breeds, genders, ages—mainly small to medium small—and we all got along. Still do! We’re a sweet, loving bunch. But when our people moved and couldn’t take everyone with them, most of us came here—some of us shy, others very friendly, and each one hoping for the same thing: A new, comfy, loving home. We’re already experiencing new things; leashes and doggie doors were unknown to us, and we’ve not been around small children. I’m a 6-year-old Terrier mix male, blondish brown, about 26 pounds. And although I’m a great sibling, I can be shy around strangers. But maybe you understand that. If so, we should meet, because we might have a truly happy future together!

Arrived 11-17-18

Tripp

Hi… my name is Tripp,

Adopted 2-7-19

You could say I appeared out of nowhere! Of course, that’s not really true, but we don’t know how I ended up in someone’s yard. (My finder has four other dogs, so that might have led me there.) Next stop was TALGV, and some tender loving care. My left ear was torn, I had a sore spot between a couple toes, and I was real dirty. How I loved the massage of that first bath! Through it all, volunteers said, I was sweet and gentle. Oh, I’m strong on the leash, but a good walker, too. Best of all, I love companionship—maybe that’s what makes me a loving companion in return. I’m a young guy (born in 2016), but calm and patient as I wait here for you—the person who’ll love me back.

Arrived 11-12-18

Molly

Hi… my name is Molly,

Adopted 11-23-18

Comes with Free Vet Care for Life.

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My biography is under construction. Please stop back again to read about me or… even better… stop in at TALGV to meet me soon. Kennels are open 10-2 every day.

Arrived 11-11-18

Patches

Hi… my name is Patches,

Adopted 12-20-18

“One sweet, lively boy.” That’s how I’ve been described here, and I go along with that. Oh, I’m not an athlete—much better suited to the “let’s have some easygoing fun at home” lifestyle. For that, I’m a great companion—loving, sometimes funny, and just happy to be with you. Granted, I’m not perfect. In my previous home, I did not get along with the older dog there. But my former people said I was crate-trained, leash-trained, asked to go outside, and good in the house when they were gone. I like to learn and have been cooperative with new friends here. At 55 pounds, I’m somewhat strong, still young (born in January 2018), with that distinctive Terrier mix look. So what do you say? Can we meet and see if we’re good together?

Arrived 11-10-18

Oliver

Adopted 123-23-18

OLIVER is a handsome, smart, and friendly 3-year-old, 50-pound Border Collie mix that needs a new home with someone who is home most of the time. He loves people, but has separation anxiety if left home alone so must be in a strong kennel if owner needs to be away for an extended period. He is good with other dogs, cats, and children. Oliver is micro-chipped, neutered, and shots are up to date. He is housebroken, but he only will potty on his twice-a-day walk. He loves to run and, if left unattended, would jump over a 5-foot wall. He is very smart and would love to have additional training. There is no adoption fee for this special guy. If you would welcome Oliver into a loving home as part of your family, please call Tammy at 520-312-5044.

November 9, 2018

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Lucy

Hi… my name is Lucy,

Adopted by The Humane Society 11-25-18

We could say my story started the day I was rescued from the road—running alone, without a safe place to go. My finder said I was friendly and loved her dogs on the one day we spent together. Here, I was shy and trembling at first, but liked the people right away; they stroked my soft coat, told me I’m an adorable dog who someone will love real soon. I was too thin back then (now up to 34 pounds), and not a picky eater—daily meals are a great habit! I’ve learned a couple of commands—sit, come—and because I truly want to be a people-pleaser, I’ll learn more. One thing I know already: I want to go to that place where love lives, and I think that’s home with you.

Arrived 11-7-18

Dyna

Hi… my name is Dyna,

Adopted 11-1-18

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My biography is under construction. Please stop back again to read about me or… even better… stop in at TALGV to meet me soon. Kennels are open 10-2 every day.

Arrived 10-29-18

Desert

Hi… my name is Desert,

Adopted 11-3-18

I used to live outside, tied up, and so just being free in my run here is nice. My former person doesn’t have room for me now, but she left me with lots of compliments, saying I’m a very loyal dog, gentle and playful—pretty good at catching a ball, if I say so myself—got along with other animals, and know commands like “sit,” “stay,” and “down.” Plus, I’m housebroken—good to know, and has been true here at TALGV, too. I’m a Hound mix male, white with a tan eye patch, who wants you to know one special thing: I don’t need a fancy place. I just need a place called home, and if you’re my person, home will be wherever you are. May we please be happy together?

Arrived 5-4-18; Adopted 9-9-18; Arrived 10-28-18

Blue

Hi… my name is Blue,

Adopted 11-10-18

From where I sit (or stand, jog or jump!), life is an adventure to be explored and enjoyed. I’m sure that some day I’ll be a long-term couch potato, and I know how that feels; I tucker out at some point every day, but I’m usually a high-spirited guy. My boundless energy makes me a great pal for activities like playing, walking, hiking, jogging–I’m your guy for fun! And my endearing silly streak is good for laughs along the way. The woman who found me discovered that I know commands like sit, paw, and lay down, but I had a weakness—I went after chickens, so please be mindful of that if you have poultry. Otherwise, I’m raring to go as your guy for happy trails and good times ahead for you and me.

Arrived 10-20-18