I'm a very petite girl - I weigh about 5 1/2 lbs. I'm big on sweetness though! In my former home I found myself in a bad situation with some dogs in the home, so I was being kept outside. They took me to the vet to be euthanized, and thankfully the vet called Freedom Fences and they agreed to take me in. I have some dental issues and may end up having my teeth removed but that shouldn't affect me much. I've adjusted well here very quickly, and I'm sure I would do the same once I have my own home and family. Is it you?
Beautiful Willow is a 6 month old lab mix. Found as a stray. Verrry sweet and friendly. Loves dogs and kids. Look at that sweet face. Can Willow be your new loyal companion?
I'm a petite mini-panther, and a real sweetheart. I have a small patch of white on my chest. I would love to find my forever family, so I can lavish my love on them. Is it you?
Tucker is a one year old mix, around 60 lbs. Loves people and especially older children. Loves to run and play, play and play. Needs room to run in a fenced yard. He can climb a fence if left alone. He wants to be with people. He would do best with another playful dog his size to avoid boredom. He is a loud player and barks when he wants to play. He won't jump up on you but will lunge and bark and wants you to chase him. He is a chewer but will listen when you say drop it! Favorite toy is a plastic bottle. Semi potty-trained but tries his best. Tucker needs slow introductions because he is still scared and he will need time to adjust. Very sweet and not aggressive.
Moose was found wandering around. Someone has him temporarily, but can’t keep him much longer because they don't have a fenced in yard, and they recently had hip replacement surgery. Moose is about 2 years old and around 45 lbs. He is dog-friendly but has not been tested around cats or small dogs. He is on heartworm prevention and is current on his shots. He's a sweetheart and is looking for a soft place to land where he can live and love.
Ralphie came to us around Christmas time. He was taken to a vet to be euthanized because his owner was unable to care for him. We were able to help out and get him to a foster home. The vet discovered Ralphie had a prior injury crushed pelvis that didn’t heal properly and needed surgery. He's had the surgery and is doing well. Ralphie is about 8 months old, and he’s now neutered. He’s such a sweet boy and will be a wonderful companion.
