We want our dogs to get into their forever homes and bond as soon as we find the perfect home. This means we try to complete the adoption as soon as possible. If you are moving or have trips/vacations coming up, please wait until you are ready to bring the new dog into your home to submit your application.
State which dog you are interested in. You can fill in more than one name. Make sure to enter the correct email address!
All applications will receive an email reply. Please check your junk email folder if you haven’t received a reply within 24-48 hours.
If your application is approved, we will notify you to expect a phone call from one of our home visit volunteers to set up a time for a home check.
If a completed home visit is approved, we will send an email stating the contractual agreement.
You can meet our dogs at our scheduled public meet and greets. Or upon an approved home check, we can arrange a private meet and greet but do note – adoption will not take place the same day.
If the terms and conditions are agreed upon and the dog and their new home is a good match, the adoption fee is collected and the adoption will go ahead.
Age: 2 Years Old
Sex: Female
Breed: Lab Mix
Weight: 60 lbs
Cats? Cat free home please
Dogs? Needs proper introductions
Kids? Children 10+ and older please
Vet Details: Spayed, Microchipped & Vaccinated
Need to know… Mandatory Training ~ Don’t let this scare you! Needs a strong, knowledgeable owner
Age: 1 Years Old
Sex: Male
Breed: Husky Mix
Weight: 50 lbs
Cats? Hasn’t Met
Dogs? Gets along well with proper introductions
Kids? Has met Children 10+ years
Vet Details: Neutered, Microchipped & Vaccinated
Need to know… Working on being growly on walks ~ Mandatory Training ~ please read my whole bio
Age: 1 Year Old
Sex: Female
Breed: Shepherd Mix
Weight: 30 lbs
Cats? Cat free home please
Dogs? Dog free home please
Kids? Children 18+ and older please
Vet Details: Spayed, Microchipped & Vaccinated
Need to know… Will try to get food – from coffee table, kitchen counter etc – please use leash to help guide
As most of our rescues were outdoor dogs and strays, keeping them on-leash will help prevent them from running away as they are adjusting to their new home. At the same time it will help start building the bond between you and the dog.
We strongly advise that you pay minimal attention to them in the form of talking and touching for the first few weeks to avoid creating separation anxiety. While it’s a natural instinct for people to do this, separation anxiety will lead dogs to break out of their crate and cause destruction in your home.
