Ella

Kobe is a sweetheart. Still a puppy and high energy but has never shown aggression to animals or people. He gets along with another dog and cat in the house. I am sadly looking to rehome him because he deserves a yard to run around in, and we are currently in a townhome where he has to remain on a leash. Kobe is smart and trainable. He knows sit, lay down, and “go lay on your bed” commands. He is mostly potty trained, but I imagine having a yard will solve that issue. We hate to let him go but know he deserves better.

Teddy is a very sweet boy! He is very good with our 3 year old son. He has a lot of energy so would do best in a home that can provide a PPO ace to run and play. He’s very snuggly and wants to be with his people.

Tom is a delightful puppy that loves dogs, loves to play, and loves belly scratches. Tom and his brother Jerry were dumped in a field with three other littermates. I have fostered them for the last three months. They have all of their vaccines, they are microchipped, and are neutered. These boys are bonded and i would love to keep them together. They are smart, sweet, they know sit, lay down and stay. They are playful and loving and deserve the best home.

Chief is a fun, goofy, and affectionate dog. He loves walks and being outside. He was born as a stray "boonie dog" on the island of Guam and was adopted when he was about 1 year old. Because of his history, he has some anxiety around new places and people and should not be placed in a home where there are young children. He generally gets along well with other dogs after an initial introduction. Chief would do well in a home where he can receive lots of love and affection. He is house and crate trained and does fine in the home for longer periods of time if he can get a good walk and snuggles at the end of the day. The reason for rehoming is that he does not do well around children.