Heidi - Female Young Anatolian Shepherd for Adoption in Orange County, FL

Super sweet girl. She’s curious and very playful she loves to play with stuffed animals. She loves her sister maya and they play all the time.

Very young easy going and wants to be held.

Meet Bambi – Your New Best Friend! Bambi is a 10-month-old German Shepherd/Labrador mix with a big heart and even bigger energy. She’s smart, loving, and loyal — already potty trained and knows basic commands. Bambi thrives on playtime and would do best with an active family who can give her the time, exercise, and attention she deserves. She’s been raised in a caring home, and it’s with heavy hearts that we’re looking for a new family for her. We’re moving, and both adults in the household are starting college, which means we can’t give her the life she needs. She’s a wonderful companion who will return your love tenfold — she just needs the right family to match her energy and spirit. If you think you can give Bambi the forever home she deserves, please reach out.

Duke has been my best-friend since the day I adopted him. This was a very hard decision I have to make to re-home him, still is, and probably will always stick with me. I have never re-homed a animal and never thought I’d be in the position where I had to. He is truly a sweet heart, he is the best cuddle buddy and loves his naps. He also loves his peanut butter kongs. Duke is a rescue, and like all of us he definitely has his quirks. He is reactive to strangers and other dogs/animals. He DOES have a bite on his record from before I adopted him. Under my care, he has no bites as I have done a fair job at taking the time to understand him and handle him properly. He does get along with other dogs, but he is leash reactive to them. Currently I feel that I cannot provide what he needs anymore, I am hoping to find an adopter who can love him as much as I do, while being able to provide him what he needs which I no longer can. He is a smart dog and picks up training quick. He knows all of his commands and is crate trained. My only requirements for an adopter would be listed below - 1. Love him and care for him endlessly 2. Keep my contact information handy, as if you decide he is not the right fit for you - I will take him back and try again. 3. Allow me to visit once in a while. Not alot just a few times a year. I would also like to be completely transparent so Duke can find the right adopter for him. He is a bit of a challenge, but once you get over that hump of trust it is the most rewarding thing. He is the most loveable and sweetest dog I have ever came across, and thats truly unbiased. I suggest an experienced adopter for Duke, someone who understands reactivity and fear aggression. Someone who has the means to make sure he has a good amount of stimulation, and possibly hire a behavioural trainer so he can proceed in his training. I will send the adopter home with a 40 pound bag of dog food, his toy and crate along with his flea, tick and heart worm medication.