Dogs available for Foster or Adoption

  • Sadie

    Hi there! I’m Sadie — a smart, strong, petite (just 30 lbs!) and sweet 2-year-old Pointer mix.
    I’m an e-list survivor who got a second chance at life, and I’m determined to spend it making my forever family laugh, smile, and stay active! I’m a joyful little athlete who loves long walks and runs, shredding my favorite toys, and—of course—peanut butter Kongs. I’ve also graduated from a 3-week board and train program where my trainer has offered to continue working with me when I’m adopted!

    🌟 My Personality & Skills

    Kid-Approved:
    I love kids of all ages—from tiny newborns to teens. I have plenty of energy, but I'm gentle and respectful around babies.

    Wiggles & Cuddles Expert:
    Treat-catching? Check. Toy-fetching? Absolutely. Full-body tail wags and warm snuggles? That’s my specialty.

    Crate-Trained Queen:
    My crate is my cozy safe place. I sleep there at night and settle in nicely when left alone.

    Good House Manners:
    I’m potty trained, though I may have the occasional young-dog oops. I try really hard to be a good girl!

    🐾 Important Adoption Notes

    Slow, Thoughtful Intros:
    I warm up beautifully, but I need slow and structured introductions to new people and dogs.

    Adventure-Ready… with a Secure Leash!
    I’m great in the car, but my Pointer instincts mean I have a strong prey drive. If something moves, I want to chase it! A secure leash and harness are an absolute must.

    🩺 Health & Basics

    I’m healthy, spayed, microchipped, and up to date on all my vaccines. I’m 35 lbs of happy energy wrapped in the cutest little body you’ve ever seen.

    ❤️ Why You’ll Love Me

    I was saved because someone believed I deserved a chance—and they were right. I’m loyal, playful, affectionate, and ready to be someone’s best friend. If you’re looking for an active, loving, fun-filled companion with a heart of gold, please consider adopting me.

    Let’s start our adventure together. Love, Sadie 🐶❤️

  • Raisin

    Raisin is a 4-year-old, pint-sized black lab mix with the softest heart. She’s a sensitive, loyal girl who’s come a long way after a tough start and is blossoming more each day. Raisin has spent the past month working with Paw Creek Training, where she’s learned that with clear communication, steady leadership, and a predictable routine, she can truly relax and shine.

    She does best in a calm, peaceful home and would love an adopter who’s patient, gentle, and willing to move at her pace. Raisin enjoys the company of balanced, easygoing dogs, but busy or chaotic environments can feel overwhelming for her. A quieter household—especially one with dog-respectful kids—would be her perfect match.

    Once Raisin feels safe and understood, her true personality comes out: affectionate, cuddly, and deeply devoted to her people. She just wants to belong. 💕

    To set her up for success, her adoption includes free ongoing training support, so her transition into her forever home is as smooth as possible.

    If you’re looking for a loving companion who will bond deeply and reward your patience with endless loyalty and snuggles, Raisin may be your girl.

  • Roxy

    Roxy has been through so much and deserves so much love. She was abandoned by her original "family" in September 2024, but now, she is ready to meet & love her forever family!

    We just found out through a DNA test that she is half Great Pyrenes and half American Staffordshire Terrior. At 72 lbs, she doesn't realize how big she is however, she walks well on a leash and loves attention and cuddles. She is estimated to be born in May 2024. She went through a 4-week board and train as of May 28, 2025.

    If you’d like to learn more about her, please contact us!

How our adoptions work

We understand that bringing a new dog into your home is a big decision. That is why we recommend meet and greets with any current animals prior to starting an adoption trial. If everything goes well, we will start the 2-week trial period to see how the animal fits in with your family. Please understand that it takes more than two weeks for a stray/street dog to decompress and feel safe. This is more for puppies who don’t have as traumatic of a past. We have many resources to help you with your new family member, including trainers (obedience and behavioral), veterinarians, and more.

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