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Cha Cha

Hi… my name is Cha Cha.

Adopted May 17, 2014.

Buzz

Hi… my name is Buzz.

Adopted May 27, 2014.

Bella Mia

Hi… my name is Bella Mia.

Adopted March 29, 2014.

Monarch

Hi… my name is Monarch.

Adopted May 24, 2014.

Kelley

Hi… my name is Kelley.

Adopted May 25, 2014.

Hornet

Hi… my name is Hornet.

Adopted May 24, 2014.

Herman

Hi… my name is Herman.

Adopted June 2, 2014.

Casey

Hi… my name is Casey,

Adopted May 21, 2016

Casey has received his American Kennel Club (AKC) Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification and he has also learned how to carry a backpack (which will be part of his going-home packet).

You don’t see too many Chesapeake Bay retrievers here in Arizona, much less in shelters! I suppose I’m not a purebred though because their coats are curlier than mine, but I’ve got the same personality traits (happy, intelligent, gentle, tolerant, and active!). I wandered onto the property of a family in Sahuarita to play with their female Staffie, and “just stuck around.” They said I was a very sweet guy who got along great with their 7-year-old daughter, and loved to play “tug-of-war” with a rope. So trust me, if you’re looking for a big, happy-go-lucky companion, you’ll find that the folks in Maryland knew what they were doing when they chose me as their state dog!

Arrived January 4, 2015.

Chloe

Hi… my name is Chloe.

Adopted December 19, 2014.

Arrived December 2, 2014.

Curlie

Hi… my name is Curlie.

Adopted November 30, 2014.

I’ll let my foster mom speak for me (‘cause she’s pretty enamored of me!). “Curlie is an energetic, fun-loving pup who shares her days with two big dogs. She is crate-trained, almost house-trained (and she’s learning the doggy door), rides well in the car, sleeps through the night, loves to walk, has good leash manners, and understands “no” and “leave it.” Because she’s still a teething puppy, she needs to be supervised around ‘chewy’ things (plant life is especially appealing!), and like all puppies, she’d benefit from obedience training, as she can be a bit strong-willed and “busy”! So if that’s not enough for you, I’m a totally irresistible young Fox Terrier mix girl who is going to turn out to be the twinkle in your eye — I promise!

Arrived October 28, 2014.

Quincy

Adopted December 11, 2014.

QUINCY is a 6-month-old declawed, spayed Brown Tabby with white female. She has been rescued, is up to date on her shots, and is offered free to good home. She is sweet and soft, social and energetic. Quincy is current on shots and has been spayed. There is no adoption fee for this beautiful kitty.

Please call Julia between 8 AM and 8 PM at 520-398-2329.

Minerva

Hi… my name is Minerva.

Adopted November 3, 2014.

My mom, a long-time volunteer at TALGV, was obviously “into” calicos as she had five of us (all adoptees, of course!), so when she had to go into assisted living, she knew there would be no better place to care for us until we found new homes. Not to toot my own horn, but I’m a drop-dead gorgeous, blue eyed, longhaired “dilute” version, and have a VERY sociable and charming personality to match. I’m the youngest of the bunch, so I’ve got tons of time ahead of me to make your life just as happy as I did my mom’s. Why not “make her day” and take me home so the volunteers can let her know I’ve got a new lease on life?

Arrived October 17, 2014.