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Adam

Hi… my name is Adam,

Adopted 8-24-19

Another Chihuahua, Eve, and I were lost on Sahuarita Road—two little dogs in great big trouble! A busy road on one side and the unknown on the other left us with no safe place to go. Thank heavens, a kind person spotted us and brought us here. In this new place with strangers, we were scared and shy at first. But I’m feeling much better now, making new friends, and sometimes when I nap, I have a big dream. You probably know what it’s about—a cozy, comfy home, where I’m safe and get to play and cuddle with my person. I’m a young Chihuahua mix male, black and beige, just 10 pounds, and friends say I have the sweetest face ever. Could you be the one to make my dream come true?

Arrived 2-23-17, Adopted 3-13-17, Arrived 8-19-19

Aggie

Hi… my name is Aggie,

Adopted 8-24-19

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 8-18-19

Citrus

Hi… my name is Citrus,

Adopted 8-4-20

There’s only one thing they can say for sure about me: I was found dodging traffic on Duval Mine Road, so I’ve undoubtedly used up at least one of my nine lives! I was a little “shell shocked” when I arrived, but now I’m finding that being “out and about” is great fun. I’m a sweet, mellow guy who’s welcomes attention, enjoys petting and nice quiet chats with the volunteers (they say you can “do anything” with me!). I pretty much ignore other cats (humans are ever so much nicer!), so let’s get together and talk about how wonderful it would be to have a warm safe home, ‘cause I’m definitely up for that!

Arrived 8-17-19

Tigre

Hi… my name is Tigre,

Adopted 8-26-19

The number one thing my mom said about me is “he loves EVERYONE!” Also, “He’s absolutely the friendliest cat ever. He especially loves children and is very gentle and understanding of his size when he plays with them. He’s needy, but will sleep with his brother, Muneca, if he can’t have you. He wants to be held all the time and loves tummy rubs and nose scratches.” I lived with my family almost all of my 5½ years, but when the two-year-old developed respiratory issues, my brother and I had to move on. I’m being positive though, and have high hopes I’ll be given the chance to share all my wonderful qualities with another family.

Arrived 8-16-19

Muneca

Hi… my name is Muneca,

Adopted 8-27-19

Mom said, “He’s a wonderful, sweet boy who’s shy at first, but warms up quickly, loves to be held, and will sleep on your lap for hours. He likes to lie across your shoulders and purr in your ear. He’s needy, but will sleep with his brother, Tigre, if he can’t have you.” I lived happily with my family almost all of my 5½ years, but when the two-year-old developed respiratory issues, my brother and I had to move on. I’m going to be positive though, and have high hopes that I’ll be given the chance to share all my wonderful qualities with another family (and you’ll let me whisper sweet nothings in your ear!).

Arrived 8-16-19

Yogurt

Hi… my name is Yogurt (aka Boo),

Adopted 1-28-22

As a kitten I was discovered with other strays in a boat! Not having early nurturing, I developed a habit of “nursing” on fuzzy things. My human family, which included a 10-year-old child and 2 large dogs, thought it better that I try a new environment, even though I got along well with all of them. Well, I’ve been at TALGV for a while and there has been no evidence of my previous bad habit. Please come meet me! You may find me on top of a cat condo where I will greet you with open paws so you can pet me, curling into your arms. My desire is to be loved by you!

Arrived 8-15-19

O.J.

Hi… my name is O.J.,

Adopted 9-9-19

Striking – that’s the only word that describes my markings! If you’re into orange (and I mean ORANGE – thus my name!) and you’re into silky long hair and a personality that doesn’t quit, you can look forever and never find a guy who fits that bill. Given the pleasure I take in people (with all the petting and love they give!), it’s impossible that I wasn’t someone’s beloved pet once, but since no one’s claimed me, grab this once-in-a-lifetime chance to be the one I shower my love on. I can tell from all the oohs and aahs that it’s guaranteed I won’t be here too long so get crackin’ and come on by!

Arrived 8-15-19

Lana

Hi… my name is Lana (aka Luna),

Adopted 9-20-19

Who doesn’t love a pretty face? Well, I’ve got that and so much more! I’m a gentle girl who loved the kids, meeting new people, schmoozing with my feline housemate, and, according to my mom, am very “mild tempered.” My problem was that I didn’t get along with the “man of the house” and showed my displeasure in a most unladylike manner. I guess sometimes people just rub you the wrong way (but who knows, maybe I wasn’t totally to blame!), so the price I paid was losing the rest of the family. I know in my heart that I’ll make a great addition to your family, so a chance is all I ask.

Arrived 8-15-19

Maddy

Hi… my name is Maddy,

Adopted 8-30-19

“She is the sweetest dog I have ever seen.” Those words came from the kind woman who found me hiding in a bush—a very scared and hungry puppy. Happy to be safe and well fed at her home, I got along with her dog and two cats, was gentle and tolerant with a young teenager, and she wanted to keep me, but her busy work schedule didn’t allow enough time. I’m only 6-1/2 months old, appear to be a husky/shepherd mix, and need some help learning to be with people. Oh, I’m friendly and enjoy human company, but I’m still shy. A leash is new to me, and no doubt there’s lots more for me to learn. So if you have time for a beautiful, gentle, young dog, please let it be me.

FOUND – Arrived 8-15-19

Kimber

Hi… my name is Kimber,

Adopted 9-26-19

I might be an Aussie Cattle Dog, but folks say I’m pretty as a fox. My coat is red, my body lean, and just look at my face: I’m one foxy lady! I’m shy and a little wary but not sly or contrary. I was found limping along the highway with a bad leg. TALGV discovered that I’d had surgery to repair a fracture, and now I can follow doctor’s orders to get my rest. But that doesn’t stop me from enjoying my walks. I’m good on leash and don’t bark at other dogs. With all I’ve been through in my young life, you can understand my initial shyness. Once I get to know you, you’ll see my tail wagging, my eyes gazing up at you, and hear my heart asking, “Can I come home with you?”

Arrived 8-15-19

Canoa

Hi… my name is Canoa,

Adopted 9-21-19

You know the saying, “It takes a village,” well, in my case it took the coordinated efforts of dog and cat volunteers and neighborhood good Samaritans to rescue me from the streets. It’s pretty obvious that I’d led a peripatetic life, since at about three years old I still hadn’t been neutered. OK, from a guy’s viewpoint, it might have been fun “catting around,” but I’ve gotten that out of my system (literally!) and adding to the cat population is a thing of the past for me. Bottom line though, is that I really do enjoy people and am looking forward to a new life as an indoor-only guy. I’ll bet with you would be superb!

Arrived 8-13-19

Ace

Hi… my name is Ace,

Adopted 9-5-19

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 8-12-19