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Sissy

Hi… my name is Sissy,

Adopted April 2, 2016

When my owner moved to an assisted living facility in the beautiful state of Oregon, he couldn’t take me with him. We’ve been together for three years so he knows me well and before leaving made clear what a good little dog I am. “This is a loving lap dog,” he said, “very calm, very quiet.” He reported that I’m leash trained, well behaved off the leash, and good in the house even when the owner is away. I’m a 3-year-old long-haired Chihuahua female, just 14 pounds, tan and adorable with a sweet smile uniquely my own. I like to play with any rubber toy or ball, and I’d love to be your quiet little companion for lots of happy years ahead. If you say yes, I’ll give you a great big love forever!

Arrived March 26, 2016

Toby

Hi… my name is Toby,

Adopted April 5, 2016

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 March 24, 2016

Butterfly

Hi… my name is Butterfly,

Adopted March 29, 2016

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 March 22, 2016

Riley

Hi… my name is Riley,

Adopted April 16, 2016

Three years ago, I was lost and a family took me in. I’m grateful to them for those good years, but now some new issues, including my owner’s need to have surgery, mean I must go to a new home. Could I be so lucky as to once again find someone who’ll play fetch with me, let me play in the water, and sleep next to their bed? Volunteers here say yes because there are lots of wonderful people who’d love a great dog companion like me. I’m a charming 6-year-old Lab Retriever mix female with a beautiful red coat, who knows “come,” “fetch,” and loves to play. My TALGV friends are helping me address my overweight issue, and I’m focused on a happy today, hoping this is the day you’ll make me yours!

Arrived March 21, 2016

Tye

Hi… my name is Tye,

Adopted March 22, 2016

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 March 20, 2016

Nala

Hi… my name is Nala,

Adopted April 2, 2016

I’m came here, along with my dog buddy, Pearl, because our people moved to one of those “no pets allowed” apartments. It’s tough being left behind, especially when you’ve done nothing wrong, but we’re okay. Like many dogs, we’re quite capable of making the best of today, staying open to new friends and fun. I’m a 2-1/2-year-old black Greyhound/Labrador mix female, 59 pounds, sleek and beautiful. Some say I’m elegant looking, which is nice, but I expect you’ll care more about my sweet nature and calm temperament. I walk well on a leash, have good house manners, obey “sit” and “paw,” and I’m generally polite to people. Best of all, I’m an easy-going companion, charming and loving, who’ll be ever so grateful for a home where I’ll be loved forever. Could that be with you?

Arrived March 20, 2016

Chiquita

Hi… my name is Chiquita,

Adopted 3-13-17

One evening, shortly before sunset, my friend Chico and I were left in a small wire crate outside TALGV—a terrifying and nearly defenseless position for two little dogs. Who knows what might have happened overnight, but, fortunately, someone spotted us in time and took us inside. As you might guess, we were each leery of people at first, but turns out that here they’re offering only good things, like food, a soft bed, and gentle affection. I like going for walks with one of my new friends, and I’m learning that together we can relax, play, and enjoy each other’s company. I’m a spirited, slender, tan and white 3-year-old Chihuahua mix female, who’s hoping you’ll welcome me into your heart and home today. With me, you’ll have your own joyful Chihuahua love forever!

Arrived March 2o, 2016

Chico

Hi… my name is Chico,

Adopted April 1, 2016

One evening, shortly before sunset, my friend Chiquita and I were left in a small wire crate outside TALGV—a terrifying and nearly defenseless position for two little dogs. Who knows what might have happened overnight, but, fortunately, someone spotted us in time and took us inside. As you might guess, we were each leery of people at first, but turns out that here they’re offering only good things, like food, a soft bed, and gentle affection. They take me for walks and I’m learning that together we can relax, play, and enjoy each other’s company. I’m a tan, stocky, full-of-life 8-1/2-year-old Chihuahua mix male, a little guy with big hopes of being welcomed into your heart and home today. I’m so ready to give you a lifetime of your very own Chihuahua love!

Arrived March 20, 2016

Riley

Hi… my name is Riley,

Adopted 10-24-16

Lao Tzu said, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and that’s what has happened for my friends, Mango, Moses, Bookstore, Ben, Petro, and me. Although our starting point wasn’t exactly that far away, we did come quite a distance in order for TALGV to save us from a shelter that is closing. It’s taking us a while to settle in after our long trip, but if you just spend a few minutes with us, you’ll see how much we’re all longing for human companionship and interaction – especially that wonderful ear and chin scratching! And purr? Well, let me tell you! We’re all “yearlings” who have tons of time ahead of us to be able to fill your heart and home with love – one purr at a time.

Arrived 3-20-16

Petro

Hi… my name is Petro,

Adopted April 18, 2016

Lao Tzu said, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and that’s what has happened for my friends, Mango, Ben, Bookstore, Riley, Moses, and me. Although our starting point wasn’t exactly that far away, we did come quite a distance in order for TALGV to save us from a shelter that is closing. It’s taking us a while to settle in after our long trip, but if you just spend a few minutes with us, you’ll see how much we’re all longing for human companionship and interaction – especially that wonderful ear and chin scratching! And purr? Well, let me tell you! We’re all “yearlings” who have tons of time ahead of us to be able to fill your heart and home with love – one purr at a time.

Arrived March 20, 2016

Moses

Hi… my name is Moses,

Adopted April 18, 2016

Lao Tzu said, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and that’s what has happened for my friends, Mango, Ben, Bookstore, Riley, Petro, and me. Although our starting point wasn’t exactly that far away, we did come quite a distance in order for TALGV to save us from a shelter that is closing. It’s taking us a while to settle in after our long trip, but if you just spend a few minutes with us, you’ll see how much we’re all longing for human companionship and interaction – especially that wonderful ear and chin scratching! And purr? Well, let me tell you! We’re all “yearlings” who have tons of time ahead of us to be able to fill your heart and home with love – one purr at a time.

Arrived March 20, 2016

Mango

Hi…. my name is Mango,

Adopted May 8, 2016

Lao Tzu said, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” and that’s what has happened for my friends, Petro, Ben, Bookstore, Riley, Moses, and me. Although our starting point wasn’t exactly that far away, we did come quite a distance in order for TALGV to save us from a shelter that is closing. It’s taking us a while to settle in after our long trip, but if you just spend a few minutes with us, you’ll see how much we’re all longing for human companionship and interaction – especially that wonderful ear and chin scratching! And purr? Well, let me tell you! We’re all “yearlings” who have tons of time ahead of us to be able to fill your heart and home with love – one purr at a time.

Arrived March 20, 2016