Adoptable Puppies 
The puppies featured on this page are currently available for adoption and are under the age of 12 months.

Koko
Predicted Breed: Maltese mix. 
Sex: Soon to be neutered male. Neuter date: June 15th.  
Approximate Age:  8 months. 
Weight: 25 Lbs. 
Rescued from: Local surrender. 
Likes: Koko likes kids, playing with sticks, backyard, sniffing EVERYTHING on walks, dog toys, stealing kid toys/shoes, food.
Dislikes:  New situations, walks where you need to walk quickly, coming back inside after playing in the yard.
Ideal Home: He is quiet when you are gone for the day, but requires activity. We currently walk him twice a day and give plenty of play time in the backyard. He runs/plays in house and can be quite barky when he hears noises outside or people walking by and so I do not think a condo would be a good fit. Otherwise he is quiet. He loves children or people available to play with him and keep him engaged.He needs a home where people are willing to do obedience training and spend time with him exposing him to new situations. Detached home.
Energy Level: medium/high.
Experience with Kids: Yes, fine. 
Experience with cats: Unknown. 
Medical Needs: Neuter date: June 15th. 
Training Needs: Needs basic obedience, leash training, jumps when people arrive, barks in crate when you leave him or when you arrive home. Will go to the bathroom on pee pads or outside but initially marked in the house and has occasional accident. 
Koko will bite if playing with toys or you are trying to get him to do something he does not want to do, but responds to positive training and replacing with a toy. Generally an energetic puppy who is food motivated and will learn, but needs someone willing to spend the time with him.
From Koko’s foster: Koko is an average 8 month old puppy. Shy at new situations and can be reactive, but requires exposure and a lot of positive reinforcement. He is cuddly and sweet and will be such a great dog with initial investment in time and training. He listens well and is picking things up, but will require patience. For example, he will steal toys from my children, but will do an exchange for a dog toy and is quickly learning which toys are his and which ones are only for the children.
Luna
Predicted Breed: Border collie/ husky mix. 
Sex: (Soon to be Spayed) female.
Approximate Age: 9 months. 
Weight: 40 Lbs. 
​Rescued from: Local surrender. 
​​Likes: Anybody or anything that will either play or love Luna. She is not picky with playmates; if the potential playmate wants nothing to do with her or is upset she will submit and avoid confrontation. Luna is just a small town girl living in a lonely world... Still waiting on that ticket for the midnight train . 
Dislikes: Luna is kennel trained and is alright for up to 8 hours if required for work. With that in mind it doesn't mean she enjoys it. Luna is a social dog, and would much prefer to be among the family at all times. A little bit of separation anxiety, but will calm down very quickly if things are quiet. 
Ideal Home: Luna would best thrive in an active home with plenty of love to give. A playmate would be an absolute dream come true. She is eager to please and wants to be among the family; cuddles are a newfound comfort for her. Detached housing with a fenced yard to accommodate her higher energy.
Energy Level: High.
Experience with Kids: Yes, good. 
Experience with cats: Unknown. 
Medical Needs: None at this time. 
Training Needs: Luna came to us from a previous owner relatively fresh. We have been working on house training, and it has been some time since having an accident inside. That being said she isn't fully trustworthy for long periods of time. Luna is also curious about kitchen counters. Behaviour suggests she has received food from the counter in the past and so will take whatever she may find that is edible from there if left to her own devices. With these concerns in mind proper and consistent training will quickly alleviate these bad habits. We have been working on it since receiving her, and good progress has already been made in a short amount of time. Continued work on basic training and separation anxiety. Has show some prey drive tendencies.  
From Luna's foster: Luna is a very loving young lady. She always wants to play, and is very responsive to other dogs behaviour. She has shown no aggression for food or otherwise. After initially being put in the kennel she may do a bit of whining (separation anxiety) but it is minor and stops quickly when there is nothing going on.
Luna is sometimes a bit much for small breeds, but is quickly learning her own strength and the tolerance of other playmates so is not a major concern. She currently lives with three chihuahuas and they play with her willingly; the perfect Guinea pigs (Guinea dogs?)! ​