Cash (TJ Cashsaver) is ADOPTED!

Sponsored by: Joe and Rona McLeod

Herring is a sweet and curious girl. 

She loves to snuggle and be with her people.  She has not done well when left alone so would do best in a home where there is minimum time left on her own.  She does loves toys and to play but also looks for her bed in the corner to head for when she get a little overwhelmed. She gets along wonderfully with medium and large dogs and has not been tested with cats or small dogs. 

Herring walks fabulously on the leash,  with no pulling, and prefers to stay close to your side.  Her house manners are improving, but she does not ask to go out.  Her foster home lets her out frequently to prevent any accidents.  Herring would do best with a yard to play in - she does love to do zoomies.  She would be fine as an only dog or with other medium to large dogs in the home.

Herring is ADOPTED!

Sponsored by: A generous anonymous donor; Bill and Shauna Hall

Live  is settling into retirement well.

He gets along well with the resident greyhound in his foster home and has been gentle and affectionate with the kids in the home as well. Live is very curious and inquisitive. He is playful and a bit rambunctious.  He does well  in his crate during the day while his foster parents are at work and has excellent house manners.  He has a tendency to counter surf and table surf as well as put his paws up on the counter but his foster family is working on helping him understand that this is not allowed. Live gets very excited when he encounters another dog on walks but does respond well to correction. 

Live is ADOPTED!

Saint is  a beautiful brindle female with lots of love to give - happy, playful, sensitive.

She’s showing more and more confidence everyday. Saint loves her humans as well as her foster greyhound brother.  She enjoys car rides, and is great on leash.  She has learned greyt house manners although she does love to hang around the kitchen just in case some food drops.   As she gains confidence in this new world of retirement, Saint is getting more playful and is starting to show interest in some of our Greyhound’s toys - especially squeaky ones. 

Saint would prefer not to be crated and has done when left loose with a muzzle on when her foster folks are away.  She has excellent house manners and has not had any accidents in the house. She responds well to a firm NO. If it’s too loud she will sit and cower so needs her folks to be gentle and patietn with training.  She has already learned to sit and lie down on command. Saint would be best suited to a home where her humans can spend some time with her at the beginning to give her confidence and a home where folks are not gone for full work days. She certainly enjoys the company of the other dog in her foster home and would likely do best with a canine companion. 

Saint is ADOPTED!

There are so many good things to say about this little girl!

While Wilma is a bit reserved initially, once she gets to know you, she is the ultimate velcro dog. She loves to sit near, next to, or, if you permit it, on you for cuddles and ear scritches. She crates well, is very good on the leash, and loves her walks. She is quiet in the house even when the doorbell rings. Wilma sleeps on a dog bed next to her people, and is good through the night--8 or 9 hours.

Wilma is very food motivated and knows the "sit" command for treats and meals; she would be a quick learner with a patient owner. She has mastered stairs; smooth floors do not faze her; and she loves (and collects) all the toys in the toy basket. Wilma would also make a good jogging partner. She is good with other dogs her size, and greets them with a play bow and a wagging tail. She would love to have a yard to play in with older children and/or another dog would be ideal. Wilma has done well when her people are not gone for long hours--a Kong in the crate keeps her happy and quiet while alone. 

This sweet girl has waited a long time for just the right home - are you what she has been waiting for? 

Wilma is ADOPTED!