Senior Dog Adoption

BREED: Yorkie mix

AGE: 7 years

Good with dogs.

BREED: Chow

AGE: TBD

Chavey (male), likely bonded with Rocket (female). We haven’t tested them apart so I’m not sure if they could be separated or not. It’s really hard to tell if they are bonded as they both just kind of do their own thing. The only thing I would add is how anxious Rocket gets being in a new home with people she doesn’t know - Chavey might be her comfort in that situation.

With them both being chows and having a stereotype I wanted to express how gentle and well behaved they are. I have not seen any aggressive behaviors from either of them towards new people, dogs or children. Even with Rocket being scared of my young daughter, she's never shown any aggression toward her. They are even excellent at the vet's office. Their previous owner also said they were good at the groomers.

Chavey is a very “easy” dog and goes with the flow. I believe he would be great in many types of homes.

Loves to sleep all day. He seems to be great with everyone. He is very mellow with children and doesn’t mind them (currently living with a toddler).

They seem to like dogs, Chavey just has to be reminded to give space because he’s a bit of a space invader upon first introductions. I have also noticed recently that Chavey will bark if another dog gets near his food, although he will let Rocket eat out of his bowl. Rocket gives plenty of space and watches from a distance. They have been great with my two medium sized dogs. I waited quite a while before full on introducing them. They also did good with my mom’s small dog when she came to visit. Livestock I have no idea. They will likely chase cats as they seem reactive on walks.

They can make it through the night. They both will whine when they have to go outside.

No health issues other than some eye medication for Chavey. He currently gets an eye ointment that is once a day but may change in the future, as well as a medicated ear cleaner that is one to two times a week for life. He may need an eye procedure but that is still undetermined at this point.

They definitely need regular grooming at the groomers but I think they also need some in between brushing to take care of their coats properly. Chavey will just lay there to be brushed. They also need regular ear cleanings (1x/week).

They don’t seem interested in toys. They are both food motivated, love snuggles and scratches, they play together sometimes. Chavey’s favorite thing seems to be sleeping. They both also really enjoy going for car rides and do excellent in the car. 

Neither of them bark much at all, just a little bit if someone’s at the door. They do like a whining/grunting thing mostly.

They sleep in their dog beds, on the floor or on the couch. 

During the day I’m at work so I’m sure they sleep all day. When I’m home Chavey is still sleeping, Rocket follows me around. When I feed them, they have to be fed separately because Chavey will just eat his and Rockets food.

I take Rocket for a walk every evening, she walks 1-2 blocks a day. Chavey walks down the street and back a couple times a week. It kinda seems like he just likes to lay outside and people watch. He needs someone who can handle his strength although he seems perfectly happy not going for daily walks. During walks he will just refuse to move and then lay down.

Do they have a prey drive? (Chasing after squirrels, cats etc.) Yes, cats

How long have they been left alone? 8-9 hrs

Please inquire if you are interested in one or both of these lovebugs!

BREED: German shepherd

AGE: 9 years

Claymore is good with other dogs, animals and chickens. He is neutered and utd on shots. He is smart, brave and loyal.

BREED: Heinz 57
AGE: 10 years

BREED: Bluetick Coonhound mix

AGE: 10 year

Good with dog and kids

BREED: Chi mix

AGE: 12 years

Good with cats and dogs.

BREED: lab/terrier

AGE: 12+ years

Junior’s (also available for adoption) dad.

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!

*diabetic

BREED: lab/terrier mix

AGE: 11-12 years?

Jasper’s (also available for adoption) son.

Junior is doing great. He does great on walks, loves to play with toys, and loves belly rubs. He wants to be by your side and always greets you when you come home from work with a squeaky, happy hello and a big tail wag.

His favorite hangout is in the kitchen so he can easily accept snacks/treats.

BREED: Beagle mix

AGE: 10 year old

BREED: Chihuahua mix

AGE: 10 years

Lily is a very lovely little lady, who hopes for nothing more than a warm lap to curl up on, and someone who can let her know the world isn’t scary! We are still finding more out about her personality, but she is guaranteed to make a family Very happy!

BREED: Chow

Age: 8 years (est)

Rocket (female), likely bonded with Chavey (male). We haven’t tested them apart so I’m not sure if they could be separated or not. It’s hard to tell if they are bonded as they both just kind of do their own thing. The only thing I would add is how anxious Rocket gets being in a new home with people she doesn’t know - Chavey might be her comfort in that situation.

With them both being chows and having a stereotype I wanted to express how gentle and well behaved they are. I have not seen any aggressive behaviors from either of them towards new people, dogs or children. Even with Rocket being scared of my young daughter, she's never shown any aggression toward her. They are even excellent at the vet's office. Their previous owner also said they were good at the groomers.

They are both very sweet, gentle, and love to be petted and loved on. They love to be outside exploring the yard or just sunbathing. They have shown no aggression towards people, children or dogs.

She is a bit of a nervous, jumpy dog and takes a long time to settle into a new home with new people. When she first arrived to me and her previous owner left she wouldn’t come near me and wasn't comfortable coming in the house. I believe she needs an adopter that understands she needs time and space to feel safe, as well as a quiet mellow home…without cats.

Rocket is scared and nervous around children and runs from them (currently living with a toddler). She would do best in a home with older/calmer children (10+) or a house with no children.

Rocket loves to walk and will pace around if she’s not walked everyday. She will bolt out the front door and does not have recall. Both of them walk really well on a leash with no pulling, it’s just when there is a dog or cat nearby that they pull.

They seem to like dogs. They have been great with my two medium sized dogs. I waited quite a while before full on introducing them. They also did good with my mom’s small dog when she came to visit. Livestock I have no idea. They will likely chase cats as they seem reactive on walks.

They can make it through the night and they both will whine when they have to go outside to go potty.

They definitely need regular grooming at the groomers but I think they also need some in between brushing to take care of their coats properly. Rocket will tolerate it but it’s a little difficult to get her to stay for longer periods. They also need regular ear cleanings (1x/week).

They don’t seem interested in toys. They are both food motivated, love snuggles and scratches, and they play together sometimes.

Chavey’s favorite thing seems to be sleeping and Rocket's is walking. They both also really enjoy going for car rides and do excellent in the car. 

Neither of them bark much at all, just a little bit if someone’s at the door. They do like a whining/grunting thing mostly.

They sleep in their dog beds, on the floor or on the couch. 

During the day I’m at work so I’m sure they sleep all day. When I’m home Chavey is still sleeping and Rocket follows me around. When I feed them, they have to be fed separately because Chavey will just eat his and Rockets food. She is hesitant to eat her food when other dogs are present.

Please inquire if you are interested in one or both of these lovebugs!