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Rio is a 9‑month‑old brindle boy, and he’s as sweet as he is smart. This mellow pup loves being close to his person, whether he’s learning something new or just relaxing by your side. Rio is eager to please, quick to pick up cues, and always ready for a little playtime. With his easygoing nature and affectionate personality, he’s the kind of companion who fits seamlessly into your life and your heart.
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Male, mixed breed, 6 months old as of 7/17/25 and 54 pounds
Looking for a brave new companion? Look no further than Knight! This young pup is ready to take on the world - or at least your couch - with you. Although Knight hasn't had much time to learn about the ways of the world yet, he's smart as a whip and ready to be trained by his new owners. He's a loving, affectionate, and energetic dog who's always up for a game of fetch or an adventure through the park. He'll need a patient owner who can help him learn how to be a good boy. If you're ready to welcome this adorable ball of energy into your life, stop by the shelter today to meet Knight. He's sure to steal your heart with his puppy dog eyes and wagging tail!
KnightIn foster care since 4.11.26. He's a very smart guy, and picks things up easily.
He's crate trained, house broken, knows basic commands, as well as catching treats in the air, and sitting at the door before going out/coming in. He's very dog social, and loves to play.
Needs some work on leash skills, and can counter surf, but we’ve been working on that, so it’s decreased. He likes to tear his stuff toys apart. Eats out of a puzzle dish to help him slow down. He can be a bit mouthy, but does respond to “stop”.
Knight likes to be busy, so I do a lot of enrichment activities with him. Remember, a bored dog is a destructive dog. There’s a great FB group called Canine Enrichment Ideas. It has tons of activities to keep dogs mentally stimulated which is another way to tire them out. For example, lick mats, snuffle mats, tying treats up in a towel, using empty toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls and put a few treats in and close the ends by folding them. Also, frozen kongs (he gets one for breakfast) or kong wobblers. Freeze bone broth, chicken or beef broth in ice cube trays for him. Take them out one at a time so they don’t melt. He’s a smart guy, so enrichment activities will keep everyone happy!
Meet Daisy! Daisy is a 10‑month‑old German Shepherd mix who already weighs in at 57 pounds of pure sweetness. She’s a bright, eager-to-learn young girl with a heart full of enthusiasm and a tail that never stops wagging.
🌼 Friendly & Social Daisy adores people and thrives on human interaction. Whether it’s cuddles, training time, or simply hanging out by your side, she’s happiest when she’s part of the action.
🎾 Playful & Curious Toys are her love language. Give her a squeaky toy or a ball, and she’ll happily entertain herself—or invite you to join the fun.
🐾 Ready to Learn At just 10 months old, Daisy is at the perfect age to soak up training and structure. She’s eager, attentive, and motivated to please.
🐶 Would Love a Dog Friend Daisy would truly shine in a home with another confident, friendly dog who can help show her the ropes and be her playmate.
If you’re looking for a sweet, playful, and intelligent young companion who’s ready to grow with you, Daisy might be your perfect match.
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Cherry is a 10‑month‑old, 40‑lb sweetheart who came to the shelter as a stray and is still discovering that the world can be a safe, gentle place. She’s a timid, soft‑natured, deeply submissive girl who bonds quickly and strongly with the people she trusts. Once she feels safe, she becomes a true velcro companion—always wanting to stay close, always checking in, always trying her best to please.
Quiet, sensitive, and affectionate once she warms up
Eager to bond and thrives with calm, patient handlers
Submissive and gentle, never pushy
Loves being close—your shadow, your sidekick, your cuddle buddy
Learning how to walk on a leash with confidence
Working on basic commands and responding beautifully to positive reinforcement
Motivated by praise and closeness more than anything else
Would blossom with a routine, gentle guidance, and a secure home
Cherry will do best in a home that understands shy dogs and can offer patience, reassurance, and consistency. She’s the kind of dog who will repay kindness tenfold with loyalty, softness, and quiet devotion.
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