Animal League News
Roscoe
Adopted November 24, 2015 ROSCOE is cute and sweet 7-pound, 7-year-old Yorkie/Peke mix boy who needs a new home for economic reasons. He loves to walk, run, and play with his two tennis balls. Although he has lots of energy, Roscoe is crate trained and is very calm in the house. He has been neutered […]
Hannah
Hi… my name is Hannah, Adopted February 25, 2016 A lovely young family took me in when I was lost, and even though they couldn’t keep me, in a short time we got to know each other pretty well. They said I was a “great family dog, especially with kids.” TALGV volunteers say that’s because […]
Lady
Hi… my name is Lady, Adopted February 7, 2016 When my family moved out of town, they couldn’t take me with them. But when the door closed between them and me, a window opened at TALGV. I look out that window now, hoping someone will come to meet me up close and personal. If you’re […]
Lenny
Hi… my name is Lenny, Adopted January 3, 2016 My friend, Jenny, and I were two lost Shepherds! Being together was better than being alone, but we were still lost and you know what that can mean for a dog—hunger, thirst, and very possibly danger. Fortunately, a kind stranger took us in and then brought […]
Robin
Hi… my name is Robin, Adopted December 23, 2015 When I was lost, I tried finding a home by just walking into someone’s yard. They were kind to me there, but they already had all the critters they could handle. My next stop was TALGV, and I think my chances of finding my forever home […]
Anya
Hi… my name is Anya, Adopted December 5, 2015 I was alone in the desert until a kindhearted family found me. I really liked the little girl who lived there. They said I’m “great with kids,” and had fun playing with the family dogs, too, except the one that didn’t like me! In fairness, I […]
Dudley
Hi… my name is Dudley, Adopted October 31, 2015 Comes with Free Vet Care for Life. My people had wonderful things to say about me, but due to some human health issues, they could no longer take care of me. I’d lived with them my whole life—all 8 years—and once you get to know me […]
