Adoptable Dogs

Lenny!

Meet Lenny! 🩵

Age: 6 months
Weight: 9 pounds

This spunky, sweet little nugget is looking for his forever home. Lenny is a happy, affectionate little guy who lives for three things: snuggles, chewing on a good bone, and finding the coziest blanket in the house for a well-deserved nap.

Lenny is a classic puppy at heart. He can be a little shy when he first meets someone new, but that initial shyness quickly melts away into pure excitement once he realizes he’s found a friend. He’s a smart boy who already knows his name and “come,” and he’s working hard on mastering his “kennel” command.

Because Lenny is still learning the ropes, he’s looking for a patient, dedicated family who understands that puppyhood is a journey. He’s currently working on his house manners and kennel training, so he needs a home that can stick to a consistent schedule. He does best with a little extra support—especially during potty training—and because he thrives on having his humans close by and is still working on his kennel manners, he would be much happier in a house with a yard.

When it comes to other dogs, Lenny can be a little strong-willed, but with slow, proper introductions, he transforms into a playful, snuggly companion who loves having a canine buddy. He is currently being fostered in a home that also has a cat, and he is very respectful of friends of the feline kind.

Lenny is a work in progress, but he is already proving that the time and love you invest in him will be returned tenfold. If you have a big heart, a bit of patience, and a cozy spot on your couch, Lenny is your guy!

Lovie!

Meet Lovie! 💕🐾

Lovie is a sweet little 2-year-old Chihuahua mix weighing about 10 pounds, and she is a girl who is learning that the world can be a safe and wonderful place.

When Lovie first arrived in her foster home, she was shy and nervous, and she needed some time to decompress and figure everything out. Her foster family has been giving her that time and allowing her to move at her own pace—and slowly but surely, Lovie is beginning to come out of her shell. Every day, she is showing a little more of the sweet personality underneath that nervous exterior.

One of the most rewarding changes has been seeing Lovie begin to seek out her foster family for pets and attention. ❤️ She is learning that people can be trusted and that good things come from letting someone get a little closer. She is still uncomfortable with being picked up and may cower when someone tries, so her future family will need to respect her boundaries and allow her to build confidence at her own pace.

Lovie is a mellow little girl who enjoys the simple things. She likes exploring the yard, sniffing around, and playing with her toys. But apparently, her favorite hobby is toy collecting! 😂 Lovie loves taking her toys into her kennel and has become quite the little hoarder. Her kennel has become her safe space, where she can relax, decompress, and surround herself with her favorite things.

She is also doing wonderfully with her house manners. Lovie had one accident on her first day in her foster home but has otherwise kept both the house and her kennel clean. She is crate trained and is generally very quiet in her kennel, happily spending time there with her toys.

Lovie knows her name and, while her foster family hasn’t worked on formal commands yet, that’s intentional. Right now, her biggest job is simply learning to feel safe and comfortable. Once she is ready, her new family can begin building on her training.

Lovie has done well with some dogs in her foster home, but she has not been comfortable with every dog she has met. Her foster family has been taking introductions very slowly and giving her plenty of time to adjust. She has also shown some reactive behaviors around other dogs when it comes to toys and her kennel. Her foster family is working on managing these behaviors, and an adopter will need to continue that work with patience and consistency.

Because of her nervous nature and the need for a calm transition, Lovie would do best with a patient adopter who understands that trust isn’t built overnight. She may be happiest as the only dog in the home, though respectful, calm canine companions could potentially be an option if introductions are slow and carefully managed. Any dogs in her future home would need to give her the space and time she needs to settle in. A home without young children would be best for her.

Lovie isn’t going to be the dog who immediately runs up to everyone she meets and asks for cuddles. Instead, she is the kind of dog whose progress you’ll notice in tiny, incredibly rewarding moments—a little closer than yesterday, seeking out your hand for pets, relaxing beside you, or proudly carrying another toy into her kennel. 🥹

She is still learning, and there is still so much about Lovie that her foster family is discovering. But every day, she is showing a little more of herself.

Lovie doesn’t need someone to rush her. She needs someone willing to be patient, respect her boundaries, celebrate her small victories, and give her the time she needs to realize she is finally home. And when that trust comes, it will be something truly special. ❤️🐾

Aspen! – PENDING!

Meet Aspen! ☁️🐾

If you’ve ever wondered what a fluffy marshmallow with four little legs would look like, meet Aspen! At just 11 pounds, this adorable 1.5-year-old Shih Tzu mix is as sweet, gentle, and lovable as they come.

Aspen is a joyful little soul who absolutely loves everyone he meets. People, dogs, cats—Aspen is happy to be friends with everyone! He especially adores his foster dog brothers and sisters and truly seems to shine when he has other pups around. He loves running and playing with his canine friends, and while he does enjoy a few toys, his favorite thing is simply being with the other dogs. Having a puppy friend in his forever home would be ideal, as Aspen is more relaxed, confident, and happy when he has a canine companion by his side.

Aspen is also wonderfully gentle with cats. He loves giving them little kisses and is respectful and sweet around them. ❤️

When someone new arrives, Aspen will happily announce their arrival with a few barks before quickly deciding that what he really wants is some attention and pets! Once he knows you, expect plenty of affection. He loves being around his people and thrives on attention, but he also has a wonderful easygoing side. With a medium energy level, Aspen enjoys playing and exploring but is just as happy snuggling up with his favorite people.

And then there are his walks… Aspen has discovered one of life’s greatest treasures: sticks! 🌿😂 If he finds one, he proudly carries it around like his most prized possession, making sure everyone knows about his fantastic find.

Aspen is already house trained and crate trained, making him an especially easy little guy to welcome into your home. He knows commands such as “come” and “kennel up,” and he is still working on mastering “stay.”

Aspen rarely barks unless the other dogs are barking, and overall, he is a gentle, loving, happy-go-lucky pup who is simply a joy to have around. He would do best in a home with another playful pup to keep him company and help him continue to thrive. He is also people-, cat-, and teen-friendly.

If you’re looking for a sweet little companion who will happily follow along with his furry friends, shower you with love, give the cats some kisses, and proudly carry his favorite stick home from a walk, Aspen might just be your perfect match! ☁️❤️🐾

Harriet!

Meet Harriet! 🩷

Age: 3 year
Weight: 20 pounds

Harriet is a shy, sweet girl with a wonderfully silly side that comes out once she feels safe. She enjoys running, playing with toys, wrestling and chasing her canine friends, and relaxing afterward with a good nap. She has medium energy and is quick to settle once playtime is over.

Harriet is happiest with other dogs and must have a confident, playful canine companion in her forever home. She looks to her dog friends for guidance and gains confidence by following their lead. She has enjoyed dogs of all sizes and has been respectful around cats, kittens, chickens, ducks, goats and horses.
New people are frightening for Harriet, so she needs patient adopters who understand that trust will take time. She responds best when people sit quietly, speak softly and offer treats without pressure. Harriet is not currently a cuddly or attention-seeking dog, and she may take one step forward and several steps back as she adjusts.

Her ideal home would be calm environment with someone home more often than not. A secure fenced yard is essential, as Harriet can become easily startled and may bolt if frightened.
Harriet is mostly house-trained and crate-trained, though she struggles when left alone and may bark or protest. She does best when her canine friends are nearby. She knows her name and is learning “no,” “kennel” and “come.”

Harriet has some adorable quirks: she loves rolling around in blankets and toy piles, chasing her tail and collecting hats, socks and other household items to make her own little treasure piles. She loves treats, so structured mealtimes and supervision are important. She also gets carsick and drools during rides, so she should be kenneled in the car.

Harriet will need patience, consistency and dedication, but with the help of a wonderful canine mentor, she has the potential to blossom into a happy, playful companion. She is looking for a quiet, understanding home willing to let her build confidence at her own pace.

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