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Ginger

GINGER is an adventurous, playful, and sweet 3-month-old medium-coated shepherd mix female who was left in a wash by her mom. Finder is unable to keep Ginger and her sibling, Bailey, as they already have several pets. Her shots are up to date and she has a certificate for spay courtesy of TALGV. Ginger is shy at first, but once she gets to know you, she is a love. She especially enjoys playing with children. She is quickly being potty, crate, and leash trained. Ginger gets along well with cats but needs slow introduction to new dogs. She likes playing in water and has no fear of storms. This is prime time for learning everything needed to become a well-behaved addition to your family. There is no adoption fee for Ginger. If you would welcome her into a loving home as part of your family, please call Beth between 6 AM and 8 PM at 910-583-5663.

Adopted September 5, 2015

August 30, 2015

Curtis

Hi… my name is Curtis,

Adopted December 14, 2015

When I was lost, I tried to find a home. A fellow opened his front door and there I was, wearing my friendliest face. He helped by bringing me to TALGV, where the volunteers now sing my praises. They say I’m an exceptionally smart, easy-going guy, and, like most Labs, a great combination of eager to play and eager to please. I love playing fetch—not only will I bring the ball back, I’ll drop it for a return toss and leave it when told—and my response to “sit” or “down” is instantaneous. You could probably teach me even more! I’m a happy, good-looking black Lab with white markings, and I am so ready for my forever home. Please let it be with you!

Arrived August 26, 2015

Mitzi

Hi… my name is Mitzi,

Adopted October 8, 2015

Mitzi comes with Free Vet Care for Life.

Not long ago, I had a happy home with people I loved, who loved me back. We were together for 12 years. Then my people died. I lost them and my home. If you think this is hard for me, you’re right. I’m trying to be brave and my TALGV friends are helping me a lot. They’ve suggested I brag on myself, so here goes: I know the sit, stay and lay commands, I like to go on walks and play fetch, and I’m very experienced at being a sweet, loving companion, plus I come with Free Vet Care for Life. I’m black and gray, a Mexican Hairless Chihuahua mix female, and though I’m still feeling shy, I would love to meet you. And if you take me home with you, I promise to be the best me that I can be.

Arrived August 24, 2015

Lucky

Hi… my name is Lucky.

Adopted August 29, 2015

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 August 24, 2015

Widget

Hi… my name is Widget.

Adopted August 27, 2015

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 December 7, 2014; Adopted January 24, 2015; Arrived August 22, 2015.

Ruthie

Hi… my name is Ruthie.

Adopted August 29, 2015

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 August 16, 2015

Shiloh

Hi… my name is Shiloh.

My friend, Jocko, and I lived together until a new baby was born to our family. The new parents worried that we might play too boisterously around the newborn, and they just didn’t have time for training. So now I’m here, hoping that someone will look into my big brown eyes and see the great buddy I can be. I’m a good-looking, black and tan 5-year-old Shepherd mix female; active and playful. I’m already great at tug-of-war and if you know other games, we can have lots of fun playing those, too. Honestly, giving and receiving attention is my favorite thing. When you give me your time and love, I’ll give it back to you wholeheartedly. If that sounds good to you, I’m hoping we can meet real soon.

Arrived August 14, 2015

Scampi

Hi… my name is Scampi.

Adopted August 14, 2015

When you’re a dog without a home, lots of places can be dangerous. My friend, Skippy, and I were found in a very dangerous place—the middle of a busy road. We’re sure grateful to the man who stopped to help us. And now that we’re safe, I’m focused on happy days ahead. I’m an 18-month-old Wirehaired Terrier female, and at just 16 pounds, I’m little in size but big in personality. I’m also super friendly and energetic. Fun things for me include playing in water—running through sprinklers is all kinds of fun– and if my playfulness keeps you entertained, all the better! I say life is to enjoy and best when shared. If you agree, I hope we can meet. Maybe the happy home I dream of will be with you!

Arrived 8/7/2015

Blue

Hi… my name is Blue.

Adopted August 13, 2015

Wouldn’t it be great if dogs always went along when their people moved? My buddy, Bali, and I think so. We lived together, but when our people moved, we didn’t get to go because the new place was smaller and there was no room for us. Now we’re hoping to find new homes. I’m a 52-pound Heeler male, black, white and tan, and still young enough to have lots of energy and playfulness. Playing ball is one of my favorite things. I know the sit and outside commands, and would love to spend time with you learning more. I think the best thing in the world would be to have a truly forever home. If you have room in your heart and home for me, I would love to be your new best friend.

Arrived August 3, 2015

Bali

Hi… my name is Bali (aka Bella).

Adopted February 17, 2016

When my family moved and couldn’t take me with them, I was sad, of course, but right away started believing someone else could love me, too. I remember all the good things I’ve learned, like “sit,” “down” and “stay.” Best of all, I know how important it is to love somebody. I try to show that when I meet new people by wiggling and sometimes speaking in my high soprano happy bark. And once I’ve adjusted to the joy of someone noticing me, I’ll walk calmly by their side on the leash, occasionally looking up just to let them know I’m noticing them, too. I’m a comfy-size adult Boxer mix female with a big loving heart who’d be happy to meet you and thrilled to belong to you. Please come visit me today!

Arrived August 3, 2015

Angel

Hi… my name is Angel.

Adopted August 9, 2015

When I was on my own, without a human or a home, I lived under a bridge. Someone was feeding me, but I was always hungry and thin. And when I walked out on the road, trying to find something better, I had some dangerously close calls with cars. Then my life changed in a wonderful way. Today I’m at TALGV. Here, I’m learning what it is to be safe and cared for, and it’s a great feeling. My sweet and loving nature can shine through now that I’m with friends. And with regular meals, I may soon weigh a bit more than my current 64 pounds. I’m a female St. Bernard mix, about 1-1/2 years old, and if you come for a visit, I’ll show you what a beautiful, fun companion I can be.

Arrived July 28, 2015

Gypsy

Hi… my name is Gypsy.

Adopted August 27, 2015

When I arrived at TALGV in 2014, I was dirty and practically starving, but a total sweetheart. After I got spiffed up, I went to live with a senior gentleman and lived with him for several months, but he said I was “too active” and caused him a lot of frustration (OK — I can be a “door darter”!), but that I really was a friendly gal who loves to play with “anything on a string” and small toys. I also was outgoing and eager to greet everyone who visited (thus the open door thing!), but really, if I have lots of stuff to keep me occupied, and a house to roam in, then I think I’d be one happy camper. I’m a lovely green-eyed, grey tabby girl who just wants to be your “meeter and greeter”!

Arrived July 25, 2014; Adopted December 12, 2014; arrived July 31, 2015.