My name is Billy!

I am about 10 years old and 70 lbs of cuddle bug! Even though I’m a senior boy, I still have some spunk! I’m friendly, affectionate, social, active and playful. Here is what my foster said about me:

Billy is a very sweet, older guy who still has a playful side! He loves playing tug of war or chewing on bones to pass the time. He'd probably still love fetch, but his back legs aren't the strongest and sometimes needs someone who can remind him to slow down.

When he does get sleepy, he'll want to be snuggling right next to you as he snoozes! He loves spending time with his person and wants to get in as much cuddling as possible. He has a couple manners he could work on (pulling on the leash, using dirty socks are fun toys), but he's very treat motivated and a quick learner. He's got sit down pat and already working on down! At the end of the day, he loves his person and just wants to make them happy (even if it means giving up his toy sock).

My name is Phoebe and I have a very sad story to tell.

It's one some senior dogs know only too well.

I was locked in a crate and abandoned with my brother by a tree.

My brother was adopted but they didn't pick me.

I sat scared and alone on a shelter concrete floor.

Very frightened that no one would ever love me anymore.

Then a rescue said sweet girl, we will help you.

We are sorry for everything you've been through.

We will get you all the vet care that you need.

And find you a family of your own to meet.

Don't worry pretty lady, we won't leave you alone.

We will do our very best to find you a forever home!

Phoebe is about 10 years old and 72 lbs. She likes to lay in the sun and be a couch potato. She walks nicely on a leash and tends to ignore other dogs (prefers those that aren't in her face but gets along well with other calm pups). Phoebe will need some time to feel safe and loved and may be shutdown until she decompresses because she's been through a lot in a short time.

My name is Lloyd and I’m a Redbone Coonhound! They say we make amazing family dogs or companions and I can prove it, just give me a shot!

I’m about 2 years old, 50 lbs and really I’m a very good boy. I’m playful, sweet and a bit of a goofball and I’ll keep you smiling! I’d make a perfect companion to take on adventures, hikes or walks or a great family pup playing in the yard with kids!

My name is Cricket!

My life didn’t start out very well.

I was found stray with rope around my neck attached to a heavy chain.

I was rescued with a very deep wound in my neck. I’m recovering now and hoping for a forever home with people to love me.

The shelter thinks I may be a shelter mix. I’m a smaller guy and will probably be around 40 lbs tho no one knows for sure! I’m about 4 months old and safe at a foster home where I’m learning all about house living! I’m playful, friendly with pups and people, and I have an adorable puppy energy. I’m also crate trained, learning about potty training and I love toys!

My name is Molly.

I thought I had a forever home but they returned me after 3 months saying I would make a "great dog for some family, just not theirs". You see, my past life was pretty rough. I loved outside my whole life so never learned about house living and potty training. I've come a long way but I still have accidents. I also have some food aggression because my past life was one of food scarcity.

I'm about 5-6 years old so not a true senior but I was treated for heartworms and unfortunately there may have been lasting damage to my heart so I may not have years and years left. But the rescue hopes there may be someone out there looking for a companion who might love me for whatever time I do have. I do get along with other pups but because of my food issues, a solo dog home may be best for me. Someone, kind, patient and lonely like me.