Our Beagle, Doxie, Pomeranian, Poodle, and Pug Adoptees
If you see a dog that interests you, please be sure to fill out our application. You must submit an application and be interviewed before you can adopt a dog.

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LAUREN, DACHSHUND, Female
Lauren is a wire-coate mix Dachsund who is less than a year old. How did something this cute, and sweet end up at the shelter?

Who knows...but the shelters are often full of cuties like this adorable girl. She is small, sweet, has adorable wiry coat and loves to be touched and held. She is an armful of adorable little dogness. Clearly, we like this little one a lot, and so will you. She is not noisy and gets along with other dogs. At under 12 lbs, she is a very special find. The bonus is that she is cuter than her picture.
Most small breed dogs are not suitable for children under six years of age, older kids would be fine.

POMELO, Pomeranian, Male
Pomelo is a very small (about 5 lbs), purebred Pomeranian, about 2 years old.
This pup came from a shelter, little is known about him other than he is not an appropriate pet for a home with young children. His fur is scruffy, he has seen some hard times, but it will grow in nicely, He is a nice color, and is a little shy of people. He has not had much attention. This little guy is more than likely the victim of an impulse buy and then discarded.

Pomelo would like to have someone's attention and he will respond by coming out of his shell and being an darling little companion. He is not high strung and does not bark needlessly. He is simply shy.
What's he missing? A person who wants a tiny dog and has time to give him some TLC. He might be worth it, we are guessing he is.

SNOOP, Chocolate Beagle, Male
male/neuter 18 month old
Snoop ( aka Hairy Beagleman) was rescued from the Moreno Valley shelter where he was left for several days with a compound fracture of his hind leg. His former owners said he was tied up in the front yard and someone came by and hit him with a pipe.
We don't know abut the authenticity of this story, and clearly this guy has had a rough time, and the shelter really did not treat him.....But, things are looking up. He has had surgery, and his pin has now been removed. He has a limp,it may or may not go away, so he will probably not be a big athlete. He does have a very good heart, however, and WILL be a fine family dog. Loving and quiet when he is happy, this guy would be a wonderful floppy eared companion for your kids or a sole pet for an older couple or single with size restrictions. Snoop needs to be in the company of another dog that is not aggressive. Snoop pretty much likes everyone.

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