Ready to make one of our dogs part of your pack?

Male, 3 years old, 12 lbs

Adoption fee: $550

Reuben was one of a group of dogs we rescued from a hoarding situation, and this sweet boy is ready to find his person. He's friendly, loving, and genuinely just wants to be wherever you are — which, fair warning, includes the bed. If you're the kind of person who doesn't mind a warm snuggle buddy at night, Reuben might just be your perfect match.

Once he settles in, his personality really shines. He loves people, enjoys chasing balls and playing with toys, and is happiest when life feels calm and predictable. He does well with dogs of a similar size and energy — high energy or chaotic housemates tend to overwhelm him. He's house trained and doggie door savvy, good with older kids, and rides through life at a lovely, easygoing pace. Just keep an eye on your blankets, collars, and harnesses — Reuben is a chewer, and anything left within reach is fair game.

A few things to know going in: the kennel is a firm no (he'll make sure you know it and will do his best to Houdini his way out), leash walking is a work in progress, and he does have some separation anxiety, so long days alone aren't really his thing. He's also got a voice and he's not afraid to use it, so a home without shared walls is a must.

Reuben would thrive in a home with someone who's home more often than not, a calm canine companion to keep him company, and a person willing to let him sleep close. 

Female, 5 years old, 10 lbs

Adoption fee: $550

Grizzy is a lover, a shadow, and a world-class counter surfer — in that order. She came to us as an owner surrender, and like a lot of dogs who've had a rough transition, she's a little shy and barky at first. But give her some time and she will blossom into the sweetest couch companion that gives kisses freely. She loves to be right next to or on top of you.

Once she's comfortable, Grizzy is full of personality. She's independent enough to entertain herself with toys and will happily chase a ball, but she's also deeply attached to her people and loves nothing more than attention and quality couch time. She listens well, is food motivated (vegetables included — yes, really), and is making real progress on walks, even if new noises and unfamiliar situations still give her pause. Just lock down your counters, secure the trash can, and don't leave anything edible within athletic-dog reach — because Grizzy is resourceful and she will find it.

She's house trained on pee pads and doing well, though leash work is still a journey. She tolerates other dogs but would genuinely thrive as an only dog with all the attention to herself. She does well with older kids. We have not observed her around cats. The kennel is a hard no.

Grizzy's ideal home is a patient one — someone who'll give her space to come out of her shell, keep a tidy kitchen counter, and isn't looking to share her with a houseful of other pets. In return, she'll give you loyalty, kisses, and the very best kind of clingy.

Male, 7 years old, 12 lbs

Adoption fee: $550

Parker was one of a group of dogs we rescued from a hoarding situation. He's been through a lot, but he's got a whole lot of love to give to the right person. He just needs a little time to show you. At first he's shy, timid, and will absolutely announce your arrival (and your neighbor's arrival, and probably a leaf blowing by), but once he decides you're safe? He's your guy. Full shadow mode, lap dog, velcro companion — the works. He loves to sleep in bed with his person.

He's house trained with a doggie door and does just fine in a car, so the basics are covered. That said, Parker is a project in the best way — leash walking is a work in progress, he's still learning his manners around other dogs (he will nose his way into another dog's bowl if given the chance), and he's undersocialized enough that new people and big dogs can feel overwhelming for him. He does best with small dogs and is fine with cats, though he'd prefer to be fed separately and skip the rambunctious roommates.

Parker doesn't need a lot — just someone who isn't gone for long stretches, a calm home with a house and yard (no apartments or condos), and the patience to let him settle into his new normal. He can thrive with or without a dog sibling, as long as any canine housemates are small and easygoing. He's not much for toys or dog play, but give him a couch and his favorite human and he is absolutely living his best life.

Female, 3 years old, 19 lbs

Adoption fee: $575

Ruthie isn't your "run up and kiss a stranger" kind of girl — and that's okay. She's more of a slow burn. Give her a few days, earn her trust, and you'll have yourself the most devoted, velcro companion you've ever met. We're talking full shadow mode. Lap privileges. Unsolicited snuggles. The whole deal. She came to us as an owner surrender, and like a lot of dogs in her shoes, she's still figuring out that the world is safe again.

Ruthie is house trained on a schedule, doggie door savvy, and walks nicely on leash. At home she's sweet and loving — but she does take time to warm up to new people, and can be nippy with strangers until she decides you're one of the good ones. She's not a fan of kids or unpredictable energy, and she has feelings about being left alone (she'll let you know). A home without shared walls is a must.

She doesn't play with other dogs, but she loves the quiet comfort of having a calm canine companion nearby — it helps her relax and come out of her shell. Her dream home has another chill, confident dog, a quiet environment without a revolving door of visitors, and a human who's around more often than not.

Female, 6.5 years old, 18 lbs

Adoption fee: $525

Honey is half of an inseparable duo with her beloved Bear. These two came to us through an owner surrender and must be adopted together, as their bond is truly something special.

Honey is a friendly, happy, easygoing girl who adores her people. She’s the type who needs to sit right next to you, follow you from room to room, and soak up every bit of attention she can get. She’s fully house trained, leash trained, doggie-door trained, and overall just an easy dog to have around. At night, Honey snuggles up with Bear on the couch, using the ramp like a champ, and she’ll happily make sure your mornings start promptly at 6 a.m.

Honey does have leash reactivity that will require ongoing training and management. She can have strong reactions to other dogs while on leash, so her adopter must be committed to working with her to help her feel more confident and improve her behavior over time. 

She enjoys toys and will happily show off her playful side. She rides well in the car but would very much prefer to be on your lap, so that’s another area where some gentle consistency will help her adjust.

One of Honey’s most endearing quirks is her tendency to snort randomly—earning her the affectionate nickname “Piggy” from her foster. It only adds to her charm and is guaranteed to make you smile. Honey loves cuddling, giving affection, and simply being close to those she trusts.

Honey and Bear are looking for a home where they can be the only dogs and where there are no children, allowing them the calm and consistency they need to feel secure. Their ideal home is with someone who is around more often than not and eager to give them the time, attention, and guidance they need.

Male, 6.5 years old, 16 lbs

Adoption fee: $475

Meet Bear, the ultimate Velcro dog with a heart as big as his name. Bear is part of a bonded pair with his best girl, Honey, and the two must be adopted together. They came to us through an owner surrender and are ready to find their new forever home.

Bear is an easygoing, happy guy who thrives on being close to his humans. He’s house trained, leash trained, doggie-door savvy, and rides well in the car, though he would much prefer to be in your lap. At night, Bear and Honey curl up together on the couch, using their ramp like pros, and Bear will happily make sure you’re up and ready to start the day by 6 a.m.

Bear does have leash reactivity that will require ongoing training and management. He can have strong reactions to other dogs while on leash, so his adopter must be committed to working with him to help him feel more confident and improve his behavior over time. 

He doesn’t have much interest in toys but will occasionally join Honey for a bit of play. His true joy comes from companionship, affection, and feeling included in whatever you’re doing. Bear can be a little jealous when Honey gets attention—he loves being the center of your world—but it’s all part of his affectionate, devoted personality.

Bear and Honey are looking for a home where they can be the only dogs and where there are no children, allowing them the calm and consistency they need to feel secure. Their ideal home is with someone who is around more often than not and ready to give them the time, attention, and guidance they need.

Male, 9 years old, 15 lbs

Adoption fee: $400

Gilbert is an owner surrender with a heart full of love. He's a sweet, grateful boy who wears his emotions openly. He wants nothing more than to be near you and make you happy.

Gilbert is a velcro dog through and through. He'll follow you from room to room, sleep in your bed, and consider himself an essential part of the couch. He loves toys, loves food, and the company of other dogs. He loves to curl up in bed with his dog siblings. He bonds quickly to people (especially women) and he tends to show his enthusiasm through barking.

Gilbert does come with a little baggage — the kind that tells a story. It appears he spent a significant amount of time kenneled, which has left him with reduced muscle tone in his legs. His legs can buckle, he can't manage ramps or stairs, and he'll need someone to physically lift him when needed. The good news is that he needs only home physical therapy exercises and patience to build his strength back over time. Walks will be limited for now, but that just means more couch time together, and Gilbert is absolutely fine with that arrangement.

He also has a few quirks worth knowing. He'll duck when you go to pet him and pancake if you try to pick him up — classic signs of a dog still learning that hands mean good things. He can't be kenneled. He's great with dogs and respectful older children. His behavior around cats is unknown.

Gilbert's ideal home is someone who is around more often than not, has another dog for him to buddy up with, and is ready to be patient while he finds his footing — literally and figuratively. He'll repay you in kisses. Lots and lots of kisses. 

Female, 14 years old, 15 lbs

Adoption fee: $250

Belle is 14 years young and ready to prove that senior dogs are absolutely worth it. She came to us as an owner surrender, and now this sweet girl is looking for a loving home to spend her golden years being exactly who she is — dignified, independent, and quietly charming.

Belle has figured out exactly what she likes and what she doesn't, and we respect her for it. She enjoys a good petting session, a leisurely short walk, and a comfortable spot on her own bed. She's more of a classy floor-lounger than a snuggler, and thinks of herself as a refined roommate who appreciates your company without needing to be in your personal space. Her hearing and vision aren't what they used to be, but she gets around just fine on her own terms.

Belle is potty trained via dog door, and doesn't like to do her business on leash, so a securely fenced yard is a must. If you have a pool with a dog door, it will need to be secured, as her limited vision makes open water a safety concern. She takes her doorbell duties seriously — visitors get a bark or two — but she settles quickly. She's not much of a barker otherwise, unless other dogs get something going, in which case she'll happily join the chorus. She rides well in cars and a dog stroller. 

Now for the honest stuff. Belle has allergies and a thyroid issue that are well managed with medication, regular baths and prescription food. She also has kidney disease (Proteinuria) managed with medication, and will need periodic urine testing in the short term to dial in the right dosage. She needs an adopter comfortable with vet visits and a simple daily medication routine.

She'd thrive in a calm home with someone comfortable with her medication routine. Other dogs or cats are welcome — she's happily indifferent to them. She's not a velcro dog, but if you want a sweet, low-drama companion who just needs a safe yard, her meds, and a cozy bed, Belle might be exactly right.