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Rainey is a sweetie who loves to play especially in the sprinkler. This is why she got the name Rainey! She is always ready to play and snuggle! She loves people!

Whiskey is a sweet and very loving, playful mini Australian Shepherd. He loves showing his affection to his humans and is an amazing family dog:) we had rescued whiskey when he showed up to our home, and have been taking care of him for about 1 or 2 months. Unfortunately, with our current living situation we are no longer able to take him on and want to give him the best life possible. We would love to see this sweet boy go to an amazing home!! What we have done for him: *got him fully up to date on shots *Got him neutered *got him microchipped(can be transferred to you) *doctors check up(he is in good health!) What he will come with: *large bag of food *bed *toy *collar

Ruffis is full of energy and love. He is looking for his forever home. He loves to play and snuggle. He loves people and other dogs!

Maverick is a handsome 1 year-old Australian Shepard with soulful eyes and a heart full of love—just waiting for the right human to give it to. Life hasn’t always been easy for Maverick, and as a result, he struggles with anxiety, especially in new environments or when left alone for too long. But once he bonds with you, he’s fiercely loyal and never far from your side. Mav thrives in a calm, structured environment and needs a patient, experienced adopter who understands that trust takes time. But the reward? A companion who will love you deeply, greet you like a hero every time you walk through the door, and stick by you through thick and thin. This boy has energy to burn and would do best in a home with a large, secure yard where he can run, play, and explore safely. He’s not a fan of long hours alone—Maverick really flourishes when he has company and a routine. If you work from home or have a flexible schedule, he’d be thrilled to be your new coworker (though he might snore through your Zoom calls). Maverick is great with other dogs, although sometimes he doesn’t understand boundaries. He hasn’t spent much time around young children, but when he has, he has been great other than the occasional jump on them because he doesn’t understand how little they are. Transitions can be tough for him, and he does need time and patience to adjust to new environments. Ultimately, the decision to rehome him has not been easy, but he deserves a companion who can spend more time with him and a bigger yard/more space for him to be a dog!