
Wyatt

Jessie

Hope
1 1/2 years old / Female/ 40lbs /Located in Bonita
Hope is hilarious! She is a happy girl who loves to wiggle her little tail and play, play, play. Whether she is making up her own game or removing the squeaker in her favorite toys, this girl make you laugh. Originally rescued from a commercial puppy mill, Hope still has a lot to experience but she is making up for lost time with her goofy personality. She will need someone with the ability and willingness to help her learn new things like going for a walk, getting in/out of a car, enjoying the luxuries of freedom within her house and yard etc. Hope has been very responsive in learning to come when called, fetch a toy (takes it to her own spot), sit and get pets. She is also crate trained. Because of her fearfulness, she will need a home with a fenced yard, no young children or other pets. With some time and comfortability, we think she will be fine around other dogs but she needs to get her own feet under her first.
If you are up for helping sweet goofy Hope, please complete an adoption application.
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River

Jax

Duma
Female / 10 months old / 27lbs / Located in Oceanside
“Duma is a very fun dog that loves to play and will be your best friend! She gets along very well with other dogs and loves to explore, go for long walks, and give snuggles. She is micro-chipped, current on shots and spayed. She should go to a home without young children as she is possessive of her food/treats. Duma has not ever bitten anyone to the point of injury, but she can be snippy if she thinks someone other than her main caretaker is trying to take her food away. We are confident that in the right home (without small children) she will thrive and bring loads of joy to your home.”
If you are interested in adopting Duma, please fill out our application and we will forward to her owner.
Duma requires a home with a fenced yard and someone able to engage and train with her. She does bark when people scare her. Respectful introductions are needed.