Riana ran out in the road in the dark of night almost being hit.  Luckily the person driving saw her then decided to follow her to try to catch her.  Riana ran to a driveway which was her home.  The owner came out and said he did not want her and surrendered on the spot.  She is a typical young dog, full of energy, has no manners and has a lot to learn.  She is in a foster home learning some manners.  Training of course is needed, which her new family will have to commit to.  Please be sure you are up to the challenges that come with raising a young dog, they are a commitment for their lifetime and require time and patience.

Harmony was found as a stray and ended up in a shelter.  She is missing a rear paw which appears to be from an old injury.  This does not slow her down, she can run and play as well as any 4 pawed dog.  She is friendly and very much enjoys a good belly rub.  Harmony will need training to help her overcome her dislike of vacuums, hairdryers, etc.  This can be easily dealt with by putting her away when these items are in use and of course ongoing training.  Harmony will make a loving companion for a very lucky family.

Lucy cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little girl, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses.  Lucy has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a lot of work and require a lot of attention from their family - puppies are a ten to twelve year commitment.  Puppies are full of energy and can be mischievous – they will whine, have accidents, get into things, and chew on inappropriate things.  With time, patience, guidance and training, Lucy will become even more of an amazing girl than she already is.  Please inquire if Lucy sounds like a good match for your family.

Gema came to us from a shelter, where she had been adopted from but then returned.  She was in a open feed situation with a number of other dogs in the home and Gema could not handle being fed that way with other dogs.  To take a dog and put them with dogs who were raised with open feeding and expect them to just fit in at feeding time is most times not going work.  One big bowl of food for all of the dogs and you can only imagine how this could not work.  Gema is a friendly girl and does enjoy the company of other dogs, but she will require to be fed separately.  Training and guidance will go a long way for Gema,  helping her learn to be well balanced and the best she can be.

Blitz was found dumped on the side of the road, very scared and confused.  This sweet boy is deaf and was alone it was no wonder he was scared.  Don't let the idea of a deaf dog scare you from adopting him, they can be easily trained with the use of a vibration collar and hand signals.  Blitz didn't deserve to tossed away like trash, he is a sweet and loving puppy who will make a wonderful family member.  He is currently in a foster home getting use to his new surroundings and of course living the good life he so deserves.  Please open your heart and home to him, he will be forever grateful.

Riana ran out in the road in the dark of night almost being hit.  Luckily the person driving saw her then decided to follow her to try to catch her.  Riana ran to a driveway which was her home.  The owner came out and said he did not want her and surrendered on the spot.  She is a typical young dog, full of energy, has no manners and has a lot to learn.  She is in a foster home learning some manners.  Training of course is needed, which her new family will have to commit to.  Please be sure you are up to the challenges that come with raising a young dog, they are a commitment for their lifetime and require time and patience.

Romeo ended up in a shelter with Juliet, we are not sure if they are related but it does seem as though they have lived their lives together as they are bonded.  Romeo and Juliet play nicely together and seem to enjoy each others company. 

Bristol was not well cared for by her previous person.  She often went without being fed, allowed to run at large putting her in danger of being hit by cars.  She has had no training and no guidance.  Regardless of her lack of her care and guidance she is a sweet, friendly young girl.  She enjoys the company of and playing with other dogs and she is good with children.  Of course she will require formal training, it not only teaches her how to be a well behaved and balanced girl, but it also helps with creating a bond with her new family.  Please be sure you have the time and patience to commit to Bristol for the rest of her life.

Cider was surrendered to us as his former person had allergies.  His family reports that he is good with other dogs, children and cats.  He is currently in a foster home living with other dogs and children, the foster does not have cats.  He is a friendly boy and seems to have adjusted to his move quite well. 

Brio came to us from a shelter.  There is some confusion with regards to his age, his records have him as 2 years old, but many feel he is much younger.  He still has many puppy mannerisms and looks like a puppy still.  He has a lot of energy that will need to be dealt with by providing plenty of exercise and playtime.  At this time he has no manners but this is something he is working on.  He has no leash skills and jumps up on people to greet them.  He is a friendly, goofy, happy go lucky boy.  Training will go along way in helping him learn all that he needs to knows.

Knox made his way to us from a shelter where he was a stray.  He is new to us so we are still learning more about him.  He is in a loving foster home enjoying the comforts of a home along with guidance and structure.  Watch for updates.

Ozzie's former person took ill and was no longer able to care for  him.  He was brought to the VA area by a family member and is now in our care looking for his forever family.  Ozzie is a very big boy at 94 lbs  He has undergone formal training but will require further training with his new family.  He has not lived with dogs before but did well meeting another German Shepherd during our evaluation.  Ozzie does have the tendency to herd (nip at) children, for this reason we feel it is best that he not be placed in a home with young children.  A boy of this size can be intimating to small children and he could also accidentally knock them down.  For the most past Ozzie's former person exercised Ozzie on daily 2 mile walks and lots of games of fetch.  Daily exercise is key to  keep energy in check, so please be sure you have the time to commit to his exercise needs, training and of course a lifetime of love and care.

Hank came to us from a shelter where he was ended up for going after chickens and goats, so a home without livestock is best for Hank. He is a friendly boy and good with children.  He also gets along well with other dogs.  Hank is in a foster home enjoying a warm comfy bed, exercise and of course lots of love and care. 

This young handsome boy landed in a shelter and we have no idea why.  He is 7 months old, full of energy and puppy behaviors.  He is in need of training as he is lacking manners and has so much to learn.  With training, structure and guidance from his new family he will learn to be a well mannered boy.  It is obvious whoever had him for his first months of life did not take the time to teach him.  If you are looking for a young, playful, willing to learn boy and have the time to commit to ongoing training ask to meet Hoss.

Briggs was surrendered to a shelter by his former family as he may have EPI, which is easily treatable.  They had planned on breeding him with their female Shepherds, thankfully that will not happen now.  With so many unwanted dogs in shelters we did not need more to add to those that die everyday.  We will be having Briggs tested for EPI and should he have it he will be started on enzymes, it's that simple.  He is such a friendly boy who thinks he is a lap dog.  He is good with other dogs.  Watch for updates.

Haus came to us from us a shelter where he ended up as a stray.  He is a big handsome boy weighing in at 89 lbs and could use to put on another 10 lbs or so.  He is a loving foster home settling in nicely and enjoying his time with the resident dog.  He is a big friendly boy who is looking for a family to take him to training, provide daily exercise and proper care for his lifetime.

Candi and Brandi showed up one day at a construction site, the workers fed and cared for them in hopes someone was looking for them.  They then ended up at a shelter as strays.  We are not sure if they are sisters or mother and daughter, but they do look similar.  They are estimated to be between 6 to 7 years old, Candi does look a little younger than Brandi.  They are both sweet, gentle girls who would love the comforts of a home, and the love and care of a family. 

Olaf found his way to us after being surrendered to a shelter by his former family.  Olaf has some open sores on his body which are being treated.  The vet feels they were caused by a flea allergy and had not been properly treated.  The area on his back, base of tail and tail had to be shaved so that administration of topical medication can be applied properly.   We are hopeful with the care he is receiving that he will be healed.   Through all of this Olaf has been nothing short of wonderful.  He is such a sweet boy that deserves a chance to have a family who will provide proper care for him and lots of love.  He is in a loving foster home living with other dogs and children.

Adorable Corina found herself at a shelter as a stray and her time was up.  She was just too loving to leave behind to face being put to sleep.  She is all puppy, she may be younger than 8 months.  She is full of tail wags and puppy kisses with everyone she meets.  She of course will need training and a family that has the time to deal with puppy antics.  Yes, she will have potty accidents in the house and may even chew on things she shouldn't but that's what puppies do.  It is up to her family to provide guidance and teach her good manners.  Ask to meet our sweet Corina