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

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 help make sure your mornings start promptly at 6 a.m.

She does well with kids, cats, and other dogs with proper introductions and a calmer energy. Honey enjoys walks, though she can be quite barky when she sees other dogs, so continued guidance and reassurance will be important. 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 an area where her future adopter will want to continue working with her.

One of Honey’s most endearing quirks is her tendency to snort randomly—earning her the affectionate nickname “Piggy” from her foster. Honey loves cuddling, giving affection, and just being close to those she trusts.

Honey and Bear are looking for a home with someone who can give them the time, attention, and closeness they crave—ideally someone who is home more often than not. They can thrive as the only dogs in the home or alongside another calm companion. 

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. If you’re sitting down, chances are Bear will be right next to you, leaned in for cuddles or gently asking for kisses. He’s house trained, leash trained, doggie-door savvy, and rides well in the car but prefers to ride on 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.

He does well with kids, cats, and other dogs with proper introductions and calmer energy. On walks, Bear enjoys getting out and about but can be barky when he sees other dogs, so a confident handler who can help guide him through those moments will set him up for success. 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—after all, he believes cuddles should be shared equally—but it’s all part of his charming, affectionate personality. The best home for Bear and Honey is one where their people are around more often than not and eager to give them the love and closeness they crave. They would be happy as the only dogs or with another calm canine companion.

Female, 3.5 years old, 11 lbs

Adoption fee: $600

Pepper came to us as an owner surrender. She’s shy and timid at first and will bark at new people until she feels secure. Trust doesn’t come quickly for her, but once it does, she is an incredibly sweet, loving, and devoted companion. Pepper is a true shadow dog and lap dog who wants to be wherever you are, preferably under the covers at night, pressed right up against you.

She’s smart, curious, and observant. Pepper enjoys going for walks, spending time outside, and exploring her surroundings. She’s house trained, doggie door trained, and leash trained, but she’s not a fan of being kenneled. Car rides aren’t her thing either. Toys don’t really interest her right now, but another playful dog definitely does—she does well with other dogs and would love a canine friend to help build her confidence.

Pepper will need a patient, experienced home that understands shy dogs and respects her boundaries. She is not a good fit for a home with children or cats. She also needs someone who can help her work on not jumping off furniture and keep the trash safely away from her because she loves to dig into it if given an opportunity. She is also very clever and has learned how to push a chair to reach the table.

Her ideal home is calm, predictable, and loving, with someone home more often than not, a backyard to enjoy, and another friendly dog to show her the ropes.