Dogs available for Foster or Adoption
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Carmela
Meet Carmela! This sweet and loving girl was found wandering on McKellips with a leash attached, clearly lost and searching for her family. Carmela is a truly special dog with a lot of potential. She's a quick learner and has adapted beautifully to home life. She's already mastered the dog door and quickly aced her house-training. This intelligent girl is eager to please and thrives on positive reinforcement. She's a cuddle-bug at heart, absolutely adoring affection and snuggling up close. At night, she sleeps soundly in her crate, staying dry and quiet with only occasional, brief fussing. She's very food-motivated, which makes training a breeze!
Carmela deserves a loving home where she can feel safe and secure. If you're ready to open your heart and home to this wonderful girl, please contact us!
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Euky
Euky was dumped in Mesa in January with a friend. They have both found foster homes. Euky is learning her basic commands and leash training. She is getting better at crate training. She is a true cuddle bug and loves her humans. She does not know how big she is because she wants to be a lap dog.
We’re not sure how she is around dogs she doesn’t know yet, but we have a local trainer who’s offered to help with lessons and work with her future owners. Thanks Titan K-9!
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Crunch - Foster Needed
Crunch and his litter survived Parvo AND Ringworm! Crunch is a sweet little fighter. He’s a little shy but playful. They were estimated to be about 8 weeks old on April 12. We don’t know their breed mix, but we guess Terrier, Lab/Hound/Pittie mixes. Apply to meet him today!
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Twix - Foster Needed
Twix and her litter survived Parvo AND Ringworm! Twix is a curious and playful pup. She loves her brother, Crunch. We are looking for someone to take Twix and Crunch until they are at least 12 weeks old. They were estimated to be about 8 weeks old on April 12. We don’t know their breed mix, but we guess Terrier, Lab/Hound/Pittie mixes. Apply to meet her today!
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Snickers - Adoptable May 12
Snickers and his litter survived Parvo AND Ringworm! They were estimated to be about 8 weeks old on April 12. We don’t know their breed mix, but we guess Terrier, Lab/Hound/Pittie mixes. Apply to meet him today!
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Oreo - Adoptable May 12
Oreo and his litter survived Parvo AND Ringworm! They were estimated to be about 8 weeks old on April 12. We don’t know their breed mix, but we guess Terrier, Lab/Hound/Pittie mixes. Apply to meet him today!
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Milky Way - Adoptable May 12
Milky Way and his litter survived Parvo AND Ringworm! They were estimated to be about 8 weeks old on April 12. We don’t know their breed mix, but we guess Terrier, Lab/Hound/Pittie mixes. Apply to meet him today!
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Patches - Adoptable May 12
Patches and her litter survived Parvo AND Ringworm! We named her Patches because she had ringworm patches all over her body and one sweet little patch on her nose. They were estimated to be about 8 weeks old on April 12. We don’t know their breed mix, but we guess Terrier, Lab/Hound/Pittie mixes. Apply to meet her today!
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Birdie - Adoptable May 12
Birdie and her litter survived Parvo AND Ringworm! They were estimated to be about 8 weeks old on April 12. We don’t know their breed mix, but we guess Terrier, Lab/Hound/Pittie mixes. Apply to meet her today!
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Liberty
Liberty is part of Winter & Dobby’s litter that was rescued off the streets of Phoenix March 7th. They are smaller pittie mixes and a bit on the shy side until they get comfortable with you. It took them about 4 days to open up with me and their sweet and playful attitudes came out. Around other dogs, they are very playful so we’re recommending a home with other friendly dogs! They are about 16-weeks old and available to pre-adoption. This means they still need their shots and neuter/spay. All supplies will be provided to you until they are officially adopted.
How our adoptions work
We understand that bringing a new dog into your home is a big decision. That is why we recommend meet and greets with any current animals prior to starting an adoption trial. If everything goes well, we will start the 2-week trial period to see how the animal fits in with your family. Please understand that it takes more than two weeks for a stray/street dog to decompress and feel safe. This is more for puppies who don’t have as traumatic of a past. We have many resources to help you with your new family member, including trainers (obedience and behavioral), veterinarians, and more.