Available Dogs

Mutz male mix	Mutz (pronounced Mootz) is a darling young mix who ended up in rescue after finding himself homeless. A mix of what, you ask? Really, whatever you want him to be. He might be the rare “wee cutie-patootie antelope runner” (because he leaps when he runs). He’s got a super soft coat, and cute Flying Nun ears. He’s a great size – a little under 50 pounds. We think he’s about a year old, so he won’t get much bigger. He is happy, snuggly and playful. Mutz is treat motivated, and a quick learner, and he’s very good about coming when called. He is kennel trained, and is “mostly” potty trained. (His foster home is working on it. He’s only been in rescue for a week.) Mutz plays nonstop with the other goldens in his foster home, and when he’s tired he is content to lay on the floor with a Nylabone or cuddle on the couch. He would be pretty happy to have another playful dog or kids in his forever home. Adoption Pending Click on Mutz's picture to go to his own page.

Bullet male Lab mix	Bullet is a silly, loving Tripod probably 18 months. He was sadly shot (hence his name) in his rear knee causing a lot of pain, but his loss of a leg in no way hinders him. He loves to be close by and is very playful. He prefers human interaction over dog play but is not dog adverse. He would love a home where he gets quality time close to his human and lots of rides in the car. He describes himself as an escape artist, so a 6-foot fence would be beneficial. He thinks things are always greener the other side of fence! Click on Bullet's picture to go to his own page.

Parker male Lab mix	Parker is a 6-month old yellow lab mix estimated born in August 2018, who is such a sweetie! He has a lot of puppy energy, but is a gentle boy. He plays with other dogs easily and respectfully. He is food-motivated and will sit, shake and lay down if there are treats handy. He was malnourished when he was found, but is steadily gaining weight. Parker has a “puppy” curiosity, but is easily redirected to investigate things that are safe for him. Parker needs a family who will take the time/patience to train and exercise him. He is pretty well house-trained but has occasional accidents. He does very well in his crate when alone in the house or at night. He likes to climb up on laps for cuddles and has loads of love to share! Click on Parker's picture to go to his own page.

Jax male Lab mix	Jax is a 2-3 year old yellow lab mix who is such a sweetheart. He is a pretty calm boy for how young he is, but loves to play and run around outside with our dog. He would do well in a house with other dogs to show him the ropes of being an indoor dog. He has gotten over his fear of thresholds for the most part but is still leary of tight spaces and long runs of stairs. He now knows what treats are and is a pretty quick learner and good leash walker. He's not a huge fan of car rides but we think, given some time and more encouragement, he could learn to like them. We think he'd be great in a house with older kids and other dogs who would play with him, take him for walks and give him lots of cuddles. Adoption Pending Click on Jax's picture to go to his own page.

Bruce male Lab	Bruce is an 8 yr. old chocolate lab who is looking for a forever home. He loves to play and run in the yard. He loves balls and toys. He is a handsome boy.! He has learned that riding in a car is not a bad thing and can now relax while he rides. He needs practice walking on a leash. He will do best in a home as the only dog, he loves attention and he enjoys meeting people. He is quite a tail wagger! Due to his aging hips he will need a home with minimal stairs. Click on Bruce's picture to go to his own page.

Cammie female	Cammie was noticed wandering around with her head hanging low in a fenced in run behind a local vet office. Her owner had passed away, which had left Cammie homeless. She is 15 years old. Cammie suffers from being quite a bit overweight, has a mammary tumor, low kidney function, a tumor on her right eye and general lack of mobility. Our idea was that we could turn her around a bit so that she could ride off into the sunset with some doggy dignity. We took Cammie in because we enjoy giving quality end of life care for seniors. Since taking her in, she has lost several pounds on a new diet, recovered some of her eyesight with the use of some medicated eye drops and has become a lot more mobile. She already has a much higher quality of life. Cammie would love to have a foster buddy or two to help with her eye medicine. We know she isn’t a golden, but she sure has a golden heart and spirit! Click on Cammie's picture to go to her own page.