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Alaka

Hi… my name is Alaka,

Adopted May 8, 2016

Sometimes when dogs go “walkabout” it’s for a reason! The people whose yard I jumped into saw me running in their neighborhood for a month and knew my owners, but apparently they couldn’t be bothered with me so I went looking for love in other places. I’m a young, Staffie boy and although there isn’t much I can tell you about my history, the volunteers say that I am sweetness itself and will bond very easily with my new people. I walk well on a leash and am learning other good stuff, so I know that I’ll be a wonderful addition to a family that wants to have me a BIG part of their lives. I’m probably an “only child” kind of companion — I really love humans, but am not thrilled with other four-legged creatures — so if you want a guy who is going to stick to you like glue, I’m the one for you!

Arrived January 31, 2014

Ebony

Hi… my name is Ebony.

Adopted October 30, 2015

Wouldn’t it be nice if dogs could talk and tell you about where they came from? Unfortunately, all anyone knows about me (except that I’m a “sweetheart”!) is that I was found in a vacant lot by a woman who tried for two days to find my owner. By the fact that I’m here, it’s apparent that she didn’t, but she did say that in the short time she had me I was very friendly, played well with toys by myself, liked the outside dog house, and that I was sweet and quiet (I never barked so she thought I might not have any vocal cords!). I’m a beautiful black Staffie mix lady with a charming white “bib” on my chest, and I’ve got my sights set on an active, big-dog-oriented family that won’t give a hoot about my background — they’ll just want me for my own sweet self!

Arrived January 28, 2014.

Jack

Jack was adopted on 2/15/14

Arroya

Hi… my name is Arroya.

Yes, I know, the Spanish word is “arroyo,” but since I’m a girl, it got changed “Arroya” just to be gender correct! Whatever the name, though, I’m one sweet, little girl who is going to be a fairly good-sized gal when I’m grown. When I arrived at TALGV I was one sick little puppy I can tell you, but they’ve taken super good care of me, and now I’m all healthy again and ready to move on with my life with an active family. I’m an utterly delightful and sweet shepherd mix with HUGE ears (I’ll probably grow into them, but it might take a while!) and my foster mom says that I walk nicely on a leash, am “on my way” to house training, and she’s absolutely sure that I’ll be the star of obedience class. So why not “make your year” by making me yours?