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Tootles

Adopted 5-2-18

TOOTLES is a cute, outgoing, and social, 5-year-old, 9 ½-pound terrier mix female who was rescued about three months ago by people at veterinarian’s office. Tootles is leash trained and is working to improve potty training and obedience (knows sit). She is spayed and up to date on shots (medical records available). Tootles is very good with people and cats; not good with other dogs and children are unknown.

There is no adoption fee. If you will welcome Tootles into a loving home as part of your family, please call San Cayetano Veterinary Hospital Monday – Friday between 8 AM and 5 PM at 520-761-8686.

April 26, 2018

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Phinnie

Hi… my name is Phinnie,

Adopted 5-9-18

If you’re the kind of person who likes a little “white noise” when you go to sleep, well, let me tell you about my purr! Just pick me up and let me snuggle into your neck, and you’ll get a nice little massage along with the “music!” The performance is just to let you know that I’m SO happy to have been rescued and is giving you a hint of things to come when you take me home! I was found “hungry and very friendly” in a Sahuarita neighborhood, and although the good neighbors fed me, they knew outdoors was not the place for me to be. I’m only about 8 months old and have a rare “smoke” coat (black with a silver underlay), so with personality to spare, what more could you want?

Arrived 4-26-18

Canella

Hi… my name is Canella,

Adopted 5-2-18

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 4-23-18

Cody

Hi… my name is Cody,

Adopted 7-8-18

Comes with FREE Vet Care for Life

As a senior dog, I’m glad to be a “known quantity”—personality and behavior well established. The family friend who brought me here after my person passed away described me as “loyal, friendly, sweet, and loving.” In my few days with him, I was around a toddler and another dog, and we all got along. Also, I’m leash-trained and housebroken; yes, I’ve learned those lessons. Walks are still fun, but I’m content with lots of relaxation, too, and as a 14-year-old, I come with Free Vet Care For Life. Oh, I know it’s a lot to ask for you to choose me. There are younger and cuter dogs, and my dark golden coat has white hairs now, but if you want a dog who truly knows how to love and be loved, I’m all yours.

Arrived 4-22-18

Cheetah

Hi… my name is Cheetah,

Adopted 5-18-18

My siblings and I were abandoned as babies, along with Mom, and left to the mercy of the elements. A neighbor fed us over the fence around our small space until the lucky day when we were rescued. Having had little human contact, we were terribly shy at first and huddled together, especially protective of our littlest brother, who’s a bit more delicate than the rest of us. But now, with food, water, and human kindness in constant supply, we’re developing a fondness for people, and hope to increase our confidence. Plus, playing with toys, going outside, wrestling with each other—it’s all coming so easily now. I’m Cheetah, the only girl, 15 pounds at 3 months and growing. If you’re patient and understanding, could we possibly love each other? Let’s meet and find out!

Arrived 4-21-18

Tiger

Hi… my name is Tiger,

Adopted 5-22-18

My siblings and I were abandoned as babies, along with Mom, and left to the mercy of the elements. A neighbor fed us over the fence around our small space until the lucky day when we were rescued. Having had little human contact, we were terribly shy at first and huddled together, especially protective of our littlest brother, who’s a bit more delicate than the rest of us. But now, with food, water, and human kindness in constant supply, we’re developing a fondness for people, and hope to increase our confidence. Plus, playing, going outside, wrestling with each other—it’s all coming much more easily now. I’m Tiger, one of the boys, 21 pounds at 3 months and growing. If you’re patient and understanding, could we possibly love each other? Let’s meet and find out!

Arrived 4-21-18

Puma

Hi… my name is Puma,

Adopted 5-19-18

My siblings and I were abandoned as babies, along with Mom, and left to the mercy of the elements. A neighbor fed us over the fence around our small space until the lucky day when we were rescued. Having had little human contact, we were terribly shy at first and huddled together, especially protective of our littlest brother, who’s a bit more delicate than the rest of us. But now, with food, water, and human kindness in constant supply, we’re developing a fondness for people, and hope to increase our confidence. Plus, playing, going outside, wrestling with each other—it’s all coming much more easily now. I’m Puma, the brindle male, 18 pounds at 3 months and growing. If you’re patient and understanding, could we possibly love each other? Let’s meet and find out!

Arrived 4-21-18

Marcus

Hi… my name is Marcus (aka Prince),

Adopted 7-27-18

Hey, come take a gander at me! I’m a high-energy guy (but like low-energy, quiet homes!) who likes to play with ribbons and toy mice, am learning to walk on a harness (I LOVE that!), and since I totally crave attention (being draped over your shoulder and carried is especially nice!), I get lonely when left alone and can “complain” a bit! I love laps (especially if you have a blanket there!), and as far as looks go, well, Wikipedia could use me as the quintessential example of a “ticked” tabby (who also looks a lot like an Abyssinian!), because you couldn’t possibly find a better specimen! All told, a pretty awesome package, I’d say!

Arrived 12-29-15; Adopted 1-16-16; Arrived 4-20-18

Lionel

Hi… my name is Lionel,

Adopted 5-11-18

When my person moved into assisted living, I was so worried about leaving home that I was described as “scared to death.” Once here, despite gentle reassurances from understanding people, I trembled so hard the toys in my room were shaking, too. Today, if you look in my eyes, you’ll see I’m still worried about strangers, but I also can’t help but be interested in them. Is that one friendly? Does she have any of those tiny biscuits in her pocket? Right now, I’m more comfortable with men, but that doesn’t have to be a permanent thing. Very slowly, I’ve become acquainted with women here and turns out they can be nice, too. I’m a 4-year-old blonde Chihuahua mix male, and if you’re a patient, kind person, I’d love to feel safe again with you.

Arrived 4-20-18

Leon

Hi… my name is Leon,

Adopted 4-25-18

I can safely say that whoever you are, you’re bigger than me. A 1-year-old Chihuahua male, I’m just 6.2 pounds, so you can imagine how scared I was to be lost—and how grateful I was to be rescued. Unfortunately, my finder’s other dogs didn’t like me, but that’s okay. I’m here now, where I’m discovering that new friends can be wonderful. Oh, I’m still timid; when someone makes me feel secure, I like to stay with them, but I’m also venturing out—stepping forward in my fenced-in patio in TALGV’s Den, hoping to meet a patient, understanding someone who’ll teach me things, introduce me to fun, and share a big love with sweet, tiny me. If you could be my someone, please let me suggest that we start our happy life together today!

Arrived 4-19-18

Mader

Hi… my name is Mader,

Adopted 10-14-18

Mader has earned his AKC Canine Good Citizen certificate.

When I was lost, I had one big advantage: I wasn’t alone. There were three of us—two other dogs and I were found near the interstate. When we arrived here, being together gave each of us the added confidence needed to meet new people, and that’s sure been worth it. My new friends have shown me that people can be as much fun as dogs! I’m a Lab/Staffie mix male, mainly black with touches of white, and about 57 pounds. As a 1-year-old, I’m looking forward to lots of fun, happy times, and I bet you can teach me how to be the best dog I can be. Here’s hoping we can start real soon, because I’ve learned that being with someone makes every journey better, especially the one that takes us home.

Arrived 4-18-18

Nala

Hi… my name is Nala,

Adopted 5-24-18

When I was lost, I had one big advantage: I wasn’t alone. There were three of us— a male dog, another female and I were found near the interstate. Being together here has been helpful, too, because although I’m calm and sweet natured, I was timid around people at first and did the get-acquainted dance—two steps forward and one step back. It sure was worth it! My new friends stroke my short tan coat, and they’re showing me that people can be as much fun as dogs! A nice size at 49 pounds, I’m a 1-year-old female who’s still learning, and you’ll hear my unusual bark when we meet, which I hope is real soon because I’ve learned that being with someone makes every journey better, especially the one that takes us home.

Arrived 4-18-18