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Maggie Mae

Hi… my name is Maggie Mae.

I was adopted on August 25, 2014.

Roscoe

Hi… my name is Roscoe.

I was adopted on August 29, 2014.

Although my rescuers only had me overnight, they said, “This guy was good with all eight of our dogs – big and small – was relaxed with the family, and leash trained. He seemed quiet and calm, but was still recovering from his days in the desert alone. Someone is going to get a wonderful companion.” Those are pretty good credentials for a short stay! I’m sure the volunteers will be able to “fill in the blanks” as the days go by, so stay tuned for updates on the progress of one handsome Rottie gentleman — I bet you’ll be convinced that a “meet and greet” is in your future!

Daisy

Hi… my name is Daisy.

I was adopted on August 9,2014.

Trevor

Hi… my name is Trevor.

I was adopted August 3, 2014.

Sadie

Hi… my name is Sadie.

Adopted November 29, 2014.

If you’re looking for a gal with an active mind, tons of energy (think of a hiking, walking, running partner!), and intelligence, well her name would be “Sadie”! I’m a striking, 35-pound Australian blue heeler who is a real “looker” with my one blue and one brown eye. I’ve had some professional obedience training (I know wait, sit, leave it, out, down and more!), and am perfectly housebroken, leash- and crate-trained. I’m still a high energy “puppy” though (at almost 18 months), so I’d probably be a wonderful candidate for agility training (keeps the old mind and body “occupied”!) in addition to providing lots of “together” time. So if you’re an experienced, “dog person” who can provide the leadership I need to help me realize my full potential, we should definitely meet!

Arrived July 28, 2014.

Luna

Hi… my name is Luna.

I was adopted on August 20, 2014.

My mom said, “Luna is a great dog. She’s been there for us during good times and bad. She loves our cats and kids and we are all going to miss her so much.” Sadly, my family lost their home and had to move in with relatives. Since they had a big female dog who didn’t appreciate my presence one bit, my people reluctantly had to relinquish me. I’m a beautiful shepherd/Chow mix girl, am leash trained, know “sit” and “shake,” love to play with ropes and balls, and am a superb “family caretaker” (I’ll be sure to let you know when a stranger is near!). I’m a bit at sixes and sevens at the moment, but I know once I’m in a new, settled home, I’ll be my old “take care of everybody” self!

Cuca

Hi… my name is Cuca.

I was adopted August 16, 2014.

It seems like everyone is moving these days! There must be a dozen denizens here that got left behind when their families moved on — and we’re all a bit dazed by the abrupt change in our lives. I lived with my people most of my life, and they said that I’m gentle and tolerant of kids and other animals, am well behaved on leash, have perfect house manners, am not afraid of thunderstorms, and love to play catch. So with those credentials, you’ll know a good thing when you meet me! I’m an unusual liver-colored, heeler mix girl with a delightful “Zorro-like” mask, and although you might not know it yet, once we get together you’ll find that I’m going to be an essential addition to your life!