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Male, 10 months old, 14 lbs

Adoption fee: $650

Murphy came to us as an owner surrender. He is kennel trained and sleeps in his kennel at night. House training is still a work in progress, and Murphy can be a sneaky and have accidents, but when kept on a strict and consistent schedule he does much better. He is currently working on his leash skills and will continue to improve with patience and practice.

Murphy can be shy at first and will bark at new people until he feels comfortable. Once he warms up, he shows his true colors as a very sweet, affectionate boy who loves cuddling on the couch with his people. He has typical puppy energy and a playful spirit. Murphy absolutely loves toys, though he tends to destroy them, and he enjoys playing fetch and chewing on a good Nyla bone. He is playful with other dogs and thrives on canine companionship.

He does well with other dogs and older children. We have been told he is good with cats, though we have not seen this ourselves. Murphy has a high-pitched bark, so he is not a good fit for apartments or condos. A home with a backyard is important so he has space to burn off energy and continue learning appropriate behaviors.

Murphy’s ideal home is with someone who is home more often than not and willing to continue working on house training and all the typical puppy skills. He needs a patient adopter with puppy experience and would do best in a home with another playful dog to help keep him engaged and confident. 

Female, 10 months old, 12 lbs

Adoption fee: $675

Lucy came to us as an owner surrender. She is kennel trained and leash trained, and while house training is still a work in progress, she is learning and will do best with consistent management, routine and an adopter committed to continuing her training.

Lucy is shy and timid when first meeting new people and needs a little time to feel comfortable. Once she does, she completely blossoms into a total snuggle bug. She loves curling up in laps, soaking up attention and being close to her people. Verbal praise means the world to her, and she thrives on positive reinforcement. Lucy enjoys all kinds of toys, especially her Nylabones, and has typical puppy energy that keeps her curious and playful. She loves to explore and will happily entertain herself, though she will chew on things and shred paper products if given the opportunity, so supervision and appropriate outlets are important.

She is playful with other dogs and does best with dogs similar in size, especially those who enjoy playtime. Lucy would thrive in a home with another playful dog to help burn off energy and build confidence. She has done well with older, respectful children. We were told she is good with cats, though we have not personally observed this. Lucy does get car sick, so shorter rides or management strategies will be needed for travel.

Lucy’s ideal home is one where someone is home more often than not and willing to continue working on house training and all the typical puppy basics. A home with a backyard would be perfect for her to explore, play, and continue learning. 

Male, 6 years old, 19 lbs

Adoption fee: $500

Rocky came to us as an owner surrender and is now searching for a quiet, understanding home where he can feel safe and respected. He is house trained, kennel trained, leash trained and comfortable using a doggie door. He also rides well in the car.  

Rocky will do best with a predictable routine and a calm environment. He is a shy and timid boy who was not properly socialized early in life, so he needs a slow, thoughtful approach when meeting new people. He will let you know when he is ready to interact, and it is important that his boundaries are honored. An adopter who understands this type of personality will be key to his success. Once Rocky feels secure, he truly shines. He becomes a typical dachshund who wants to be close to his person, offering gentle kisses and happily settling in as a loyal couch buddy.

Rocky does well with other dogs when properly introduced, though he is not playful. He prefers calm dogs and will happily lay alongside them, especially those similar in size or larger. He can live with or without another dog. He is not good with cats due to his prey drive and is not suitable for a home with young children, though older, respectful kids may be a good fit.

Rocky will need an experienced dachshund owner who understands the breed and his specific needs. He currently has no interest in toys and finds comfort more in companionship than play. His ideal home is one with minimal coming and going and a patient, calm atmosphere. If there is not another dog in the home, someone who is home more often than not would be best for him.

Male, 4.5 years old, 11 lbs

Adoption fee: $600

Red is an owner surrender who is ready for a patient, loving home where he can continue to grow in confidence. He is good with other dogs and older kids. Cats are unknown.

Red is house trained when kept on a schedule, and he is both kennel trained and leash trained. At first, he can be shy and reserved, but with time and patience, he turns into a very sweet, affectionate companion. Once he feels safe, Red loves sitting with you on the couch, following you around the house, and simply being close to his person. He is very food motivated and loves treats, which makes training and bonding easier.

As Red becomes more comfortable, he can be barky, especially when he is excited or trying to communicate. He also does not go to the bathroom during walks, so he will need a home with a backyard rather than an apartment or condo.

Red enjoys the company of other dogs and thrives as a follower. He will do wonderfully with a confident, welcoming dog who can show him the ropes. He is playful with other dogs and is learning to enjoy toys. He rides well in the car and sleeps in his kennel, though it’s very likely he would prefer sleeping with his person. Red will need ongoing monitoring and care for his ears due to a history of infections, including a previously ruptured ear drum.

His ideal home is with someone who is home more often than not, with another friendly and confident dog, and in a house with a backyard. Red will flourish in a calm, supportive environment where he can continue to become the loving, loyal companion he is meant to be.

Male, 3 years old, 18 lbs

Adoption fee: $525

Ferguson was surrendered by his previous owner and is now looking for a calm, loving home where he can feel safe and adored. At first, Ferguson is shy and timid, but once he feels comfortable, he becomes a stage 10 clinger—he just wants to be with you always. He’s incredibly sweet, snuggly, and the ultimate shadow dog. If you’re looking for a loyal companion who will stick by your side, Ferguson is your guy.

He’s house trained on a schedule, kennel trained (though it’s not his favorite), and leash trained. Ferguson loves to play with toys and is absolutely obsessed with fetch. He also loves water and will happily join you in the shower or bath! While he tends to bond more quickly with women, he does warm up to men with time and patience.

Ferguson is a double dapple, which means his vision is limited and he is deaf—but don’t let that fool you. It doesn’t slow him down one bit! He does have some separation anxiety, so walking him before you leave helps. He’s good with other dogs but not good with kids or cats, so an adult-only home is best. 

His ideal home is calm and quiet, with someone home more often than not, and with or without another dog.