Dogs

ROSIE HAS BEEN ADOPTED !!!!!!!!!!!

Rosie, Female, Breed mix unsure. Maybe a little doberman, shepherd, whippet ??? Arrived October 28/18 @ 1.5 years old.

Rosie is very much still a puppy at heart. She lacks some doggie etiquette and approaches other dogs too quickly but responds well when she’s corrected. If they are interested in playing as much as she is, it’s on! She loves it! We think she’s never received the exercise she needed in her past home(s), and had no experience walking on a lead when she arrived. Her kennel is always clean though and she seems to have good potty habits. She’s a little weary of strangers and took a little while to feel comfortable when we approached her kennel. Now she is quite used to us and the shelter routine. Relaxed in her new environment, Rosie is shining through as a sweet dog that needs a little tweaking on her way to becoming a great family companion.

Buddy Terrier mix, Male, neutered arrived October 28/18 @ 7-8 yrs of age

Buddy is a mature adult that is looking for another mature adult to share his life. Buddy will require very little, if any, training and would be an easy fit in a nice quiet home with steady companionship. Still active, Buddy loves to walk and is very affectionate. Buddy has been examined and he will need some dental care and has a small cyst that needs to be removed from his eyelid. There will be no shelter fee charged for Buddy. Instead the new owner will be responsible to contribute to a portion of veterinary expenses. Please contact us for more details.

Aurora,Admitted August 16,2018 @ approximately 6 years old.
Adult Female,estimating husky/yellow lab mix.
Mother of Meadow and Chinook.Magnificent mommy.Cannot be mixed with cats.No sign of aggression to people,also appears to be very tolerant of the other dogs.Active, playful with her puppies.Loves her walks.Completely vaccinated until August 2019 for Distemper-Adenovirus Type 2- Parvovirus and Rabies,dewormed and flea treated.
Aurora
After a long wait between vaccinations, quarantine periods and an unexpected heat cycle, Aurora has finally been spayed. Having been noted to have some teeth that were damaged, she’s also had 5 extractions and a cleaning. With all of these expenses taken care of, Aurora needs just one more thing. A new home. Aurora has stolen all our hearts( and that of the vet and the clinic staff as well!). Aurora has been out on a trial visit and settled in much more quickly than we expected; sleeping quietly on her blanket beside the bed at night and sharing cuddle time on the couch. Until then, we never knew if she had ever experienced living inside a home. As she transitions into a new life, Aurora would really like to have someone who will not have to leave her alone for a full work day. She also needs an owner who enjoys the outdoors to take her for brisk walks. Aurora is such a loving dog and is desperate to find that strong bond, with her very own family, that so many other dogs take for granted.