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Peter's adoption fee has been Sponsored, in Honor of Sadie & Avery!
Peter is very confident. If he doesn't get attention, he will make his own fun, whether it be untying your shoelaces or jumping around your feet. Peter likes giving lots of kisses while his siblings are piled up asleep.
Broccolini has been Sponsored, Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Broccolini is pretty shy but does warm up after a little while. He is very sweet and curious. Broccolini really likes to cuddle with other puppies.
Fitz has been Sponsored, Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Fitz is starting to become more social. He tends to be a bit shy with new people but will come up to sniff. He likes to play with his sibling and cuddle with them.
Zoey's adoption fee has been Sponsored in hopes it helps her get adopted quickly.
Zoey is very lovable and loves to play. Her favorite toys are tennis balls and soft toys. Zoey is really friendly with other dogs and is always excited to meet new friends. She is not picky with treats. Zoey will provide the perfect amount of entertainment and love to her new home.
Lola has been Sponsored, Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Lola is described as friendly. We had the best time with her during photo time. She is so friendly and happy to be around people. Lola loves squeaky toys and spent most of the photo time making her own fun. She gave us kisses and wagged from the tip of her nose to the tip of her tail. Lola has lived with people of all ages, cats, and other dogs. Lola's playful and affectionate nature truly shines through in every interaction. Her presence added so much joy and positivity to our photo session.
Kane has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Kane loves getting attention. He especially likes belly rubs and will return the favor with plenty of kisses. Kane will run around and play in our fenced area and loves to go for walks. He is a social butterfly and enjoys meeting new people and other dogs. Kane's energetic and affectionate personality makes him a great companion for anyone looking for a playful and loving pet.
Hot Diggety Dog has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Hot Diggety Dog is a very sweet boy. He is easy to walk on a leash. He loves to give kisses and loves to be petted. He has plenty of energy, so he would make a great hiking buddy.
Oreo has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Oreo is a very nice girl. She is described as friendly and playful. She has lived with cats and dogs and is said to be great with children. Oreo is said to be crate trained and house trained. Here Oreo is alone for 16 hours in her kennel and does not have an accident. Oreo is very friendly with other dogs here and will nose her way into your lap when you sit in the kennel with her.
Teddy has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Teddy knows commands come, down, off and no. She will sniff and whine when she needs to go out but still needs house training. Teddy is used to sleeping in a crate and is said to be great with children. She has lived with both cats and dogs.
Pinto Bean has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Pinto Bean is a little shy,but very sweet. She is still adjusting to walking on a leash. Although baby talking her seems to be helping her find her courage Pinto Bean was found stray and brought in for adoption. The person who found her kept her for a month. She said that Pinto is super friendly and great with children. During photo time Pinto stood in front of me with her head down, absorbing all of the petting and sweet talk I would give her. She took treats gently from Melissa's hands. What an incredible girl.
Pupward Scissorpaws has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Pupward Scissorpaws was found stray and brought in for adoption. This boy was obviously someone's baby at some time. He is extremely friendly with people. I feel someone taught him to jump up for treats because if you hold a treat in your hand, he jumps straight up in the air and then sits to get one. I honestly think he believes he is doing a great trick. We hope to work on this a little while here because jumping can keep a dog from being adopted. He really is a good boy and trying to please. Pupward Scissorpaws is a quick learner, and with some training, he will make a wonderful companion for someone. He just needs a little guidance to show off his true potential and charm.
Rookie has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Rookie is the sweetest love pup around. His fur is so soft and he loves a good snuggle. This pup wiggles from nose to tail when you talk to him. He has been fine with our other dogs and is great with people.
Millie has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Millie was brought in because her family does not have time to care for her. She has lived around farm animals, cats, and people from teenage and up. Millie loves to chase balls almost bigger than she is. She will chase tennis balls but will not bring them back. Millie is house-trained. While in our care we have noticed that Mille has tried "Herd" a dog smaller then her, but not a dog her same size or larger. it usually isn’t meant to be harmful at all. Herding is an instinct that’s deeply built into breeds like Heelers, Border Collies, and Australian Shepherds. For generations, these dogs were bred to control and move livestock, so the behavior comes naturally—even when the “livestock” happens to be another dog. When a cattle dog herds a smaller dog, you might see them circling, nudging gently with their nose, or guiding the other dog from behind. These are the same techniques they’d use to move cattle or sheep. They aren’t trying to dominate or hurt the other dog; they’re just using the skills they were born with. As long as both dogs are comfortable and no one is getting overwhelmed, this behavior is usually normal and harmless. It’s simply a cattle dog’s instincts coming through in everyday play.
Veya has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Veya is a quiet and loving girl. She enjoys spending time with her puppies, grooming them and keeping them safe. Veya's calm demeanor and nurturing instincts make her the perfect mother for her little ones.
Bell has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Bell was brought in because she did not get along with the other female dog. She did fine with her brother and other dogs. Bell slept in a crate at night and has lived with cats. She is house-trained and lived with older adults. Bell gives the sweetest, most gentle kisses ever.
Ruby Roo has been Sponsored. Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
Ruby will mostly go into a crate when asked to. She knows commands sit, stay, and down. Ruby behaves when left alone and whines when she needs to go outside. This girl is a protective and wonderful mommy to her litter of puppies and is said to absolutely love people.
Hazel has been Sponsored, Merry Christmas Kay Falls, in Memory of Avery.
From Hazel's foster family: "We are honored to have been able to spend the last 10 days fostering Hazel. She responds well to her name. She has been going potty outside and ringing a bell with minimal accidents. She does fairly well on a leash with some pulling. She has gotten braver with outdoors and decided she really likes it. She enjoys relaxing on a porch or running around outside. Hazel also has very high energy and could use a safe place to run. She responds to the words sit, down, no, potty, toy, and outside. She loves to grumble when playing this is not a growl. She does not bark often. She puts her nose against everything including humans. She does jump very high and was learning the down command. Holding things high makes her want to jump out of curiosity, so it is best to hold things around waist level so she can see what is going on. She sleeps through the night and wakes between 7/8am. Her feeds were twice a day Purina pro plan puppy food. She had organic treats as rewards and a chew stick. She also had a lick pad for crate training. She LOVES toys and will keep one with her. She crates well for sleeping and while doing chores." The foster family mentioned that Hazel does have some anxiety when left alone at home.
