Frida is a happy, friendly, energetic, 1-year-old Bull Terrier who gets along well with everyone, including children, other dogs, and cats. She is a sweet dog who is full of energy, and will require a loving, active home.
Oreo is a happy, active, 4-month-old Pomeranian and Siberian Husky mix, or Pomsky, who gets along well with everyone. In keeping with his Siberian Husky genes, Oreo is not trustworthy off of the leash, and will require a knowledgeable home.
JoJo is a happy, friendly, energetic, 5-year-old Boxer / Pit bull mix who gets along well with people and other dogs. To give full disclosure, JoJo does suffer from separation anxiety and is not house trained, so she will require a patient, knowledgeable home.
Princess is a quiet, sensitive, 7.5-year-old Pit bull / Lab mix who gets along with other dogs. She is wary of strangers, but warms up once she is comfortable with new people.
ZG is a gentle, sweet, affectionate, 9-year-old Australian Shepherd / Cattle dog mix who will do best in a home without children. Similar to many other herding dogs and herding dog mixtures, ZG is protective and possessive of her people and her property. For the most part, ZG does well with people and other dogs, but due to the depth of her personality, she will require a responsible, knowledgeable home that sets her up for success and opposed to failure.
Bambi is a sweet, solid, 5-year-old Pit bull mix who gets along well with people and other dogs. She is athletic and playful, but not overwhelming.
Roxie is an energetic, playful, 2-year-old Pit bull. She is good with people, but is not trustworthy with other dogs. Roxie will require a responsible, knowledgeable, active home.
Uno is a 2.5-year-old Pit bull mix who is initially a bit apprehensive when meeting new people, but slowly transforms himself into a happy, affectionate companion once he gets to know you. Due to his wariness of strangers, Uno will require a knowledgeable, responsible home.
Bear is a large, 6-year-old, Rottweiler / Lab mix who gets along with people and some other dogs. He is a big boy who doesn’t necessarily understand his size and appearance. In short, Bear’s presence can be intimidating, so he will 100% require a knowledgeable, responsible home.