BREED: Yorkie
AGE: 10 years

Who doesn't love a BAGEL?!

Bagel is a spunky, energetic guy who likes lovin' and is up for walks!

He has a mind of his own and will definitely remind you about mealtimes. He does fine with dogs and cats but would really love a home where he doesn't have to share the belly rubs.

BREED: German Shepherd
AGE: 10 years (est)

This big guy is a bear of a love!

He had a really rough start, and we want to give him a chance at the love and affection he never received in his younger years. Benny absolutely love people, although we think he was left alone a lot, so he’s shy meeting people.

Benny needs to be the only pet in the home, but don’t worry - he has plenty of love to give!

BREED: hound mix
AGE: 10 years

This cutie is even more wonderful than we could have dreamt!

Ain’t nothing but a hound dog mix who loves to go on sniffaris, of course. But this sweetie has a softer side looking for cuddles and snuggle time, loves couch and bed time shares but also understands “down” he asked us to add be sure not to forget those butt scratches ❤️ He has great house manners, is potty trained, and will alert when he needs to go out. He’s a tall one and has perfected the counter surfing for tasty morsels so be cautious when defrosting dinner.

This boy will be a WONDERFUL adventure buddy and has a ton of energy. Most likely why he ended up wifh us is his passion for running and has not yet mellowed out with plenty of exploring left in his golden years. We think it best to be only dog unless his new home is familiar with the hound breed and proper introdutions with supervision in place.

BREED: German shepherd x corgi
AGE: 10 years

Hank is a handsome low riding boy who loves his toys, especially the rubber chuck-it balls that can withstand his teeth for hours on end. He is a happy guy that gets along with his pack, listens well, and never has accidents in the house. He has been in the crate but prefers to free range. He watches TV on occasion, and lets the tv dogs know when they are getting too close. We were told Hank had leash aggression, but foster mom is reporting with the right harness this has not been an issue, and we think would completely resolve with the right training. Hank is a terrific dog. Whomever is lucky enough to adopt Hank will have a great buddy.

BREED: American Eskimo
AGE: 10 years

*Exuberant with affection- needs 5 minutes rubs & cuddles when you get home

*will jump up, but is learning "off"

*Vision issues, esp. up close, stairs, dark areas

*Intelligent, learns quickly

*Good with dogs after first meeting; will growl on introduction but no fighting, then part of the pack

*Good with kids, cats unknown

*Likes a lively household.

*Now housebroken! We are so proud of him. Foster homes do wonders so he can fit right in to furever homes!

BREED: chihuahua mix
AGE: 9 years

A total sweetheart. He has made himself a spot on the couch and loves cuddles, move on over and make some room for this guy in your life. Currently getting along with his 2 foster siblings and even started walking on the leash with one, very adorable duo! Loves a good car ride and gentle on walkies. We are working with what is believed as inside home terf marking as he also goes to the bathroom outside the house like normal. Further training will be needed, but we do wonder if he was only dog in house this would stop. Shelter life sometimes gives us some bad habits we are looking to break. This lucky 🍀 boy is looking for his furever home, are you his good luck charm?

BREED: pibble
AGE: 7 years

As seen on social media this here is Minnie. Rescued along with 10 others from an overcrowded California shelter situation we all know the clock ticks faster for older pits. She is a tiny gal at 41lbs a perfect pocketish pibble for your Central Oregon adventures and beyond. She tested well at shelter with a pretty laid back big boy (See Wallace’s bio) but isn’t doing too good with her current foster’s head doggo. We certainly understand wanting space and all dream of our own home at a certain age. Can you open yours to Miss. Minnie? Temporary foster, foster to adopt, or better yet make it furever. Silver Linings can go through the details but a great chance to give it a try if you always thought about it. Best as only dog with no children but folks with dog introduction experience and time for supervision will definitely be considered while she acclimates to her new easy senior years! We believe in the 3 days, 3 weeks, 3 months theory of the dog blossom and Minnie most likely is nervous not aggressive, yup there’s a difference. While nervous is no less of a matter it is super easy to help build her the confidence she needs to trust we have her now! transparency and advocacy, Pibble Nation let’s go!

BREED: poodle x terrier
AGE: 12 years

Everyone needs more Pockets, bring one more into your life today! Foster mom says this little old guy is a hoot! Getting along with his foster furbrother and styles with the cutest of sweaters! Walking well on the leash solo and with another dog is great, bigger dogs can give him a fright but hey he’s a tiny guy!

BREED: chihuahua mix
AGE: 11 years

BREED: English bulldog
AGE: 9 years

Shorty Bully Breeds are the best! Tyler is reported on the homefront to have quite the short spurts of spunk, walking around in the Central Oregon sun, touching the grass, and then the deepest of sleeps that only Bully’s know! This guy is a certified snorer and exceeds at the crate chilling game. He will keep you safe from the scary vacuums and rototillers and then lay down for another nap as designated by the Englsh Bulldog union terms.

BREED: pibble
AGE: 11 years

This guy is an early riser looking for a special home for his fospice sunset era. Taken in as a stray he has been diagnosed with some cancers including an unusually large, yet unremovalble (per doc) mass on back right foot. It’s not keeping him down right now and he loves bringing his foster fam on walks with little trouble keeping up with the pack. Active, listens, loves squeaky balls (albeit a little obsessive), not food aggressive with his foster sibling but we notice he hates spray bottles and does flinch with big hand gestures, we’ll leave that info with you. He has done super well in crowded local watering holes mainly watching not acting in the scuffles of other k9s and prefers being with his humans. He loves some passenger side car riding and walks in town. Tolerates baths but can sing the song of his people. Contact us for info on helping Wallace live out his bucket lists while taking daily meds and listening to his pibble groans.

BREED: Chihuahua mix

AGE: 8

Meet Ziggy! Ziggy is an 8 year old, 7 pound Chihuahua mix who came to us as an owner surrender recently. Ziggy was originally rescued in 2023 as part of a 20+ dog hoarding case. His adopter didn't realize at the time that he is mostly blind and deaf, which has made giving him the best life hard for her so she reached out to us hoping that we would find the perfect furever home for him.

Ziggy is a very sweet little guy who currently gets along with all of the small dogs in his foster home. He is very much a velcro dog, mostly like due to his lack of sight and hearing, so he wants to be near his person/people at all times. Ziggy isn't fully housebroken in his foster home yet but is doing well with a set schedule and learning where the not-so-scary areas of the yard are.

Ziggy is currently up to date on vaccines but still needs to see our vet for a potential dental before adoption.

While mostly blind and deaf, Ziggy doesn't let it affect him at all and is starting to show a happy go lucky playful side to him. He will definitely bring a lot of love and joy to his new family! Could it be you? Please apply today!

BREED: Lab Mix

AGE: 9

Bear is looking for his next adventure, will you be it? Bear’s mom was no longer able to care for him due to health issues and was very sad to give him up. He is a sweet, easygoing black Lab mix that gets along with dogs of all sizes, kids and reportedly chickens, ducks, geese and cats are unknown. He is 9 years old, roughly 65 lbs and has the most beautiful black coat and soulful brown eyes. He is settling down in life and isn’t quite as spry as he used to be. The good news is, this makes him lower maintenance as he will not have the exercise requirements of a young Lab. Bear will still enjoy a good walk or some play time with a canine companion. He even comes with training – come with two claps of your hand, sit, down, stay and shake. He is up-to-date on vaccines and ready to be loved on in his next forever home!