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Lily

Hi… my name is Lily,

Adopted 9-22-21

You might say I took the long route getting here. First, I was found by a lady in Tucson and, somehow, I turned up at the local PetSmart. I was left there; then I spent the night at Paws Patrol. Finally I arrived at TALGV. Whew! That was quite a trip! Anyway, I’m an approximately 4-month-old, female Beagle/Chihuahua mix, (I know, that’s some mix). If I say so myself, I’m quite the cutie pie, and I’d be a real catch for anyone. Yes, I’m talking to you! Of course, you know you’d have to start out from scratch, and teach me ALL the basic commands, and probably even potty (or as they say, house) train me. You never know, I could surprise you. Please come and meet me. I would really enjoy one more trip…to our home!

FOUND – Arrived 9-9-21

Lear

Hi… my name is Lear,

Adopted 2-20-22

I feel like Kermit’s song, “It’s not easy being green … you tend to blend in with other things…” was written just for my roommates and me! Our lives have been a series of ups and downs – spending our early months outside, tolerating the intake pokes and prods when arriving here, and enduring a weeks-long ringworm protocol in isolation without a lot of “people time” – so we basically missed the joy of our kittenhood and are being fairly low-profile right now. But we’re youngsters nonetheless, and given patience, safe and loving homes, with a smidgen of time, I bet we’ll all become the companions we’re meant to be. Won’t you PLEASEgive us that chance?

Arrived 8-20-21

Roux

Hi… my name is Roux,

Adopted 12-9-21

I feel like Kermit’s song, “It’s not easy being green … you tend to blend in with other things…” was written just for my roommates and me! Our lives have been a series of ups and downs – spending our early months outside, tolerating the intake pokes and prods when arriving here, and enduring a weeks-long ringworm protocol in isolation without a lot of “people time” – so we basically missed the joy of our kittenhood and are being fairly low-profile right now. But we’re youngsters nonetheless, and given patience, safe and loving homes, with a smidgen of time, I bet we’ll all become the companions we’re meant to be. Won’t you PLEASEgive us that chance?

Arrived 8-23-21

Mardi

Hi… my name is Mardi,

Adopted 1-23-22

I feel like Kermit’s song, “It’s not easy being green … you tend to blend in with other things…” was written just for my roommates and me! Our lives have been a series of ups and downs – spending our early months outside, tolerating the intake pokes and prods when arriving here, and enduring a weeks-long ringworm protocol in isolation without a lot of “people time” – so we basically missed the joy of our kittenhood and are being fairly low-profile right now. But we’re youngsters nonetheless, and given patience, safe and loving homes, with a smidgen of time, I bet we’ll all become the companions we’re meant to be. Won’t you PLEASE give us that chance?

Arrived 8-23-21

Tinker

Hi… my name is Tinker,

Adopted 10-4-21

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My biography is under construction. Please stop back again to read about me or… even better… if you are considering adoption, please call TALGV office (520-625-3170) and make a date to meet me soon. Kennel appointments are between 10 and 2 every day.

Arrived 9-9-21

Rascal

Hi… my name is Rascal,

Adopted 9-24-21

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My biography is under construction. Please stop back again to read about me or… even better… if you are considering adoption, please call TALGV office (520-625-3170) and make a date to meet me soon. Kennel appointments are between 10 and 2 every day.

FOUND – Arrived 9-8-21

Zane (R.B.)

Hi… my name is Zane,

RAINBOW BRIDGE 10-5-21

When I arrived the volunteers said I looked like “forty miles of bad road.” It’s pretty obvious that I’ve had a hard life and lost a lot of battles, especially considering that I was declawedat one time so have not an easy time catching my food and protecting myself. I can’t tell you what a relief it is be in a safe place where food is at my beck and call (and Vet Care Support for Life, too). Despite a rough life, I’m the sweetest (and most grateful) guy in the world, so won’t you take me home and make the rest of my life the things cats dream of?

FOUND – Arrived 9-8-21

Creole

Hi… my name is Creole,

Adopted 1-9-23

As a member of the New Orleans litter, I am a sleek and handsome young guy. Somewhat shy, I’m learning the friendliness of humans is a good thing. My siblings and I lacked “people time” during our early months outside. But that is all in the past and I am more than ready to make someone’s home a happier place. Will that be yours? I’m very attentive to what’s happening as I sit on my cat tree, especially in the catio where I can look out at birds and people walking by. And string toys and cloth mice are fast becoming my favorites. Won’t you please come by to meet and play with me? We could make a lifetime together.

Arrived 8-23-21

Bogey

Hi… my name is Bogey,

Adopted 9-25-21

Like the theme song from Casablanca, that other Bogey’s movie says, “It’s still the same old story, a fight for love and glory…” but I say all I need is the love! Of course I wouldn’t say no to “the fundamental things.” I’m speaking of my new forever home, one so secure that I won’t leave without permission. I’m a loving, well-mannered boy with an agreeable personality, who walks well on a leash, listens to my handler, asks to go out, and knows the commands “sit” and “stay.” I love people and I’ve been good around other dogs and children (ages 12 and 15.) As the song says, “You must remember this…” I’m waiting for you to take me home. I know we’ll be happy…”as time goes by.”

Arrived 9-5-21

Magic

Hi… my name is Magic,

Adopted 9-19-21

Everyone needs some MAGIC in their life. That, my friend, is why I’m here…waiting for you! After a casual, loose-leash walk with a friendly volunteer, she was more than happy to report that I’m “excellent” on a leash, and I know the “sit” command. She seems to believe that someone once cared enough to spend time working with me. It’s not known about my former life, but if scars are any indication it wasn’t always easy. I’m a male, approximately 3-year-old, Lab/Staffie mix who has so much more to offer. I’m ready to settle down and enjoy some of the finer things in life. I don’t require much, just a home of my own with a comfortable bed, good food, and above all, someone I can love and who loves me. Could that be you?

Arrived 9-5-21

Kodiak

Hi… my name is Kodiak,

Adopted 9-15-21

Thanks for looking at my pictures. My biography is under construction. Please stop back again to read about me or… even better… if you are considering adoption, please call TALGV office (520-625-3170) and make a date to meet me soon. Kennel appointments are between 10 and 2 every day.

FOUND – Arrived 9-4-21

Roxie

Hi… my name is Roxie,

Adopted 9-8-21

I love people. Indeed, I’ve been reported to “talk” to people, (not barking, but my own verbal communication), and since I like people so much, you know my message is all good! However, I was living with four other dogs and the time came when we no longer played nicely together. Our person felt the trouble was between me and the other female dogs in the household, so I’d be happiest as your only dog. And I’m ready to love someone new! Granted, I’m sometimes shy, but always smart, too; I’ve been taught a couple of commands and I’m good on a leash. A young Doberman mix female, 64 pounds, I’ve never been around kids or cats, but I excel at being a person’s companion. Won’t you give me the chance to be yours? (bio dated June 2017)

Arrived 6-2-17, Adopted 6-24-17, Arrived 9-2-21