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Adoptable Dogs
Adoption Fees:
Adult Dogs $150*
Puppies $175*
Honor Farm Dogs $200
*An additional $50 refundable deposit may be added for animals that are not yet fully vaccinated or spayed/Neutered. Deposit is refunded once required Veterinary care is completed and records are submitted
**Please Note: Paws for Life Animal League makes no guarantees regarding the breed, adult size, or future temperament of any dog. Many of our animals come from unknown backgrounds. Behavioral assessments are based on the dog's conduct while in our care and may change as the dog adjusts to a new home environment.
Raisin Bran "Rae"
Adoption Fee $200
Estimated DOB: 2-5-25
Shepherd/American Staffordshire Terrier Mix
Female : Spayed
HONOR FARM TRAINED
Meet Raisin Bran, a shy first impression wrapped around an endlessly wiggly little personality.
When meeting new people, Raisin Bran can be incredibly timid at first. She’ll often stay toward the back of her kennel, bark nervously, and act like accepting a treat from a stranger may be the most suspicious activity she has ever witnessed. She much prefers taking a moment to observe new people before deciding whether they pass her very serious emotional background check.
But once Raisin Bran realizes she’s safe, everything changes.
Suddenly, the timid little wallflower turns into an excited, squirmy, happy little chaos noodle that seemingly never stops moving. She absolutely loves interacting with people and has the cutest habit of doing a tiny little army crawl while wiggling herself across the ground in excitement.
One of her favorite games involves jumping up as close as possible for attention, only to bounce away the second you try to pet her, before immediately coming back to do it all over again. It’s less “avoiding affection” and more “this is now a game and we are all participating whether you were ready or not.”
Raisin Bran is also an Honor Farm graduate and did wonderfully in her training program. She walks beautifully on a leash, has excellent recall, picks up on routines and habits very quickly, and keeps an exceptionally clean kennel. She genuinely enjoys structure and seems to thrive when she understands the routine around her.
With other dogs, Raisin Bran can be selective and definitely enjoys talking a little smack from a comfortable distance, but she is not nearly as confrontational as some dogs can be. She did successfully coexist with multiple other dogs during her Honor Farm training, which shows she absolutely has the potential to thrive in a multi dog household with proper introductions, patience, and compatible personalities.
As for cats, Raisin Bran mostly seems uninterested if they are calmly existing and minding their own business. A lounging cat or a cat simply walking around casually does not appear to bother her much. However, if a cat suddenly runs, she does show curiosity and interest, so adopters should keep in mind that her full reactions in a home environment are still somewhat unknown.
Underneath her nervous first impressions is an incredibly fun, affectionate, intelligent little dog with a huge personality and an even bigger heart. Raisin Bran is looking for someone willing to give her a little patience upfront so they can experience the goofy, wiggly, lovable dog waiting underneath.
Fidget
Adoption Fee $200
Estimated DOB: 11-7-2023
American Staffordshire Terrier/Labrador Mix
Female : Spayed
HONOR FARM TRAINED
Meet Fidget, a stunning girl with bright eyes, built in mascara, and a colorful coat that somehow matches her larger than life personality perfectly.
True to her name, Fidget is playful, energetic, and always ready to be involved in whatever is happening around her. She loves staying busy, exploring, and adding her own creative touch to her kennel setup by enthusiastically rearranging blankets, bedding, and occasionally conducting a little unauthorized interior decorating project of her own.
But underneath all that personality is also an incredibly affectionate dog who absolutely loves people and settles into a world class snuggler once she’s had the chance to burn off some energy.
Fidget also completed training through the Honor Farm program, where she did very well working on basic manners and structure. She walks nicely on a leash, though she may spend the first few minutes a little excited and eager to get moving before quickly settling into a much calmer rhythm once she realizes she’s in it for a nice long walk. She also has wonderful recall and genuinely enjoys engaging with her people.
While Fidget can be selective with other dogs, she has shown that she is capable of doing very well with proper introductions. During her time in training, she successfully lived and played alongside a group of three other dogs without issue once everyone had the opportunity to settle in appropriately. Because of this, slow and respectful introductions to potential canine companions will be important for her continued success.
Fidget is the kind of dog that fills a room with personality the moment she walks into it. She’s goofy, loving, expressive, and endlessly entertaining while still being incredibly loyal and affectionate with the people she trusts.
If you’re looking for a beautiful best friend with a huge personality, a playful spirit, and plenty of love to give, Fidget may be exactly who you’ve been searching for.
Aladin
Adoption Fee $175
Estimated DOB: 11-18-2025
Black Mouth Cur Mix
Male : Neutered
PARTIAL HONOR FARM TRAINING
Meet Aladin, our chaotic little goblin prince, part-time cuddle bug, full-time chicken nugget investigator, and one of the funniest dogs you will ever meet. This boy is absolutely overflowing with personality. If there is fun to be had, Aladin intends to be directly in the center of it, preferably carrying a stick twice his size while making questionable life choices at full speed.
Aladin LOVES people. He loves attention, loves snuggles, loves adventures, loves walks, loves car rides, and very strongly believes personal space is a fake concept invented by cowards. During one of his shelter outings, he rode beautifully in the car and acted like he had been preparing emotionally for a road trip montage his entire life.
He is also deeply committed to the pursuit of chicken nuggets. Not casually interested. Spiritually connected. If nuggets exist nearby, Aladin somehow knows. He will locate them. He will manifest them. Honestly, we respect the dedication.
This goofy little man has all the makings of an absolutely wonderful companion. He’s clingy in the best way, incredibly affectionate, playful, hilarious to watch, and packed full of puppy energy and enthusiasm for life. He genuinely wants to be involved in everything his people are doing at all times.
Now, with that being said, Aladin does come with one very important note. Unfortunately, he was unable to complete his Honor Farm training because of behavioral issues around other animals. While he often appears to begin interactions playfully, he can become overly intense and escalate in ways that are not safe for other pets. Because of this, Aladin will need to be the one and only animal in the home, and we do not believe a home with cats would be the right fit for him either.
We also believe Aladin could greatly benefit from continued work with a professional trainer who specializes in behavioral challenges and overstimulation during play. He is still very young, incredibly smart, and very eager to engage with the world around him, so having the right structure, guidance, and boundaries could make a huge difference for him moving forward.
The important thing to understand is that Aladin is not mean spirited. Honestly, half the time he seems genuinely confused that everyone else is not enjoying the chaos as much as he is. He is still mentally very puppy-like, incredibly emotional, extremely people-oriented, and has a huge heart underneath all the gremlin energy.
For the right home, Aladin is going to be an absolute blast. He’s the kind of dog who will make you laugh daily, follow you from room to room like a devoted little cryptid, aggressively supervise snack time, and then curl up beside you afterward like he has never done anything questionable in his life.
He may need to be your one and only pet, but Aladin has enough personality to fill the entire house all by himself.
Clyde
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 11-8-2021
Staffordshire Bull Terrier Mix
Male : Neutered
Meet Clyde, one of those dogs who desperately needs people to understand that kennel behavior is not the same thing as real life. Inside the kennel, he can sound big, loud, and opinionated about absolutely everything happening around him. Outside the kennel? Completely different dog.
Once Clyde is out and comfortable, he turns into a giant goofy companion who loves being near his people and takes his job as “professional fetch enthusiast” very seriously. If there is a ball involved, Clyde would like to formally volunteer for the activity immediately. He loves walks, yard time, hanging out with his humans, and supervising daily life like a very large emotional support coworker.
Clyde is a big, handsome boy with a stunning coat and an even bigger personality, but underneath all the noise and bravado is a genuinely affectionate dog who bonds deeply with the people he trusts. He enjoys structure, routine, and having the chance to settle in at his own pace. Once he does, you start seeing the softer side of him very quickly.
He is dog-selective, so slow and respectful introductions with other dogs are important. Clyde does best with people who understand that not every dog walks into a room acting like a social butterfly immediately, and that is perfectly okay.
Truthfully, Clyde is one of those dogs who becomes incredibly rewarding once you stop judging him by his kennel presentation. Give him a ball, a little patience, and a chance to decompress, and suddenly you realize this giant “scary shelter dog” is actually just a goofy man built like a linebacker with very strong opinions and a soft spot for fetch.
If you are looking for a loyal companion with personality, humor, and a whole lot of heart, Clyde is ready to meet you.
Rudy
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 1-10-2024
American Staffordshire Terrier Mix
Male : Neutered
Rudy is a sweet, intelligent boy with a gentle heart and a personality that truly shines once he feels comfortable. While he may take a little time to warm up to new people and environments, the patience is more than worth it. Once Rudy trusts you, he transforms into a playful, affectionate goofball who loves cuddles, attention, and spending time with his people.
Rudy would likely do best in a calmer home environment with people who understand the importance of allowing a dog to acclimate at his own pace. His comfort timeline can vary depending on the situation, but with patience, kindness, and consistency, he forms strong and rewarding bonds.
He is smart, observant, and responds well to loving structure and guidance. Rudy would benefit from an adopter who understands how to gently redirect behaviors while continuing to build his confidence and trust.
Rudy also has potential to live successfully with another dog or even a feline companion, provided introductions are slow, supervised, and respectful. He tends to do best with animals that respect his boundaries and personal space.
Once settled in, Rudy’s fun-loving side really comes alive. He enjoys adventures, outdoor time, and seems like the kind of dog who would happily join you on hikes, lake trips, or quiet explorations. He also genuinely enjoys simply relaxing in the sunshine and peacefully sunbathing beside someone he trusts. At the end of the day, though, he’s just as happy curling up beside his person for some quiet affection and downtime.
Rudy may be a little apprehensive at first, but underneath that cautious exterior is an incredibly loyal, loving companion waiting for the right person to give him the chance he deserves.
Scoob
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 4-20-2023
Black Mouth Cur/Bully Mix
Male : Neutered
Meet Scoob, a high energy adventure buddy disguised as a dog and powered almost entirely by enthusiasm, questionable decisions, and the overwhelming desire to be involved in absolutely everything you are doing.
Scoob loves being active, spending time with his people, and having room to stretch his legs, but he’s not the kind of dog that needs constant chaos every second of the day. Once he’s had a chance to get some energy out and spend time with you, he settles down nicely and does especially well in calm environments during the evening.
He walks beautifully on a leash, has fairly solid recall once he’s comfortable with his person, and genuinely enjoys being included in whatever you’re doing. He’s eager to engage, loves attention, and benefits tremendously from consistency, structure, and positive interaction.
And as a very important public service announcement: Scoob can clear a 6 foot fence in a single jump like he’s auditioning for the Olympics. Because of this, he will need either extremely secure, tall fencing or a home committed to giving him plenty of structured exercise and supervised outdoor time.
Scoob also does well around other dogs. He’s not necessarily trying to become the life of the dog party, but he comfortably coexists around them and is generally more interested in whatever exciting thing might be happening nearby.
And somehow, despite all the athleticism and gremlin energy, Scoob also has one of the most adorable scrunchy little faces imaginable, which makes it incredibly difficult to stay annoyed with him for more than about three seconds.
Underneath all the personality is a goofy, affectionate dog who simply wants an active, loving home that will embrace both his energetic side and his calmer moments. If you’re looking for a loyal companion that will keep life entertaining without being completely nonstop, Scoob may be your perfect match.
Buddy Baxter
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 1-10-2023
Border Collie/American Staffordshire Terrier Mix
Male : Neutered
Meet Buddy Baxter, a reserved but playful boy with a huge personality once you take the time to get to know him. While he can be a little cautious with new people at first and likes to warm up at his own pace, the moment he feels comfortable, you start seeing the incredibly sweet, goofy dog hiding underneath all that careful observation.
Buddy is very opinionated and has absolutely no problem sharing his thoughts about a situation. One of his favorite activities involves grabbing a rope toy and whipping himself around his kennel like a tiny tornado, fully committed to the performance. He’s playful, expressive, and endlessly entertaining once his personality starts shining through.
With unfamiliar people, Buddy appreciates calm introductions and people being mindful of his personal space. He prefers to approach and initiate interaction on his own terms rather than feeling crowded or pressured right away. He can also be sensitive about direct eye contact from people he doesn’t know yet, so patience and calm energy go a very long way with him.
But once Buddy trusts you, he turns into an absolute goober. He becomes affectionate, goofy, loving, and very eager to be close to his people. He’s the kind of dog that will happily climb into your space for attention, affection, hugs, kisses, and quality time once that bond has been built.
Buddy does have some trouble with recall and can become distracted fairly easily, but he is absolutely capable of learning with patience, consistency, and someone willing to work with him at his pace. He isn’t difficult so much as easily sidetracked by literally everything happening around him. Once he’s focused, though, he genuinely wants to engage with his person and has a lot of potential to continue building confidence and skills.
As for other animals, Buddy previously struggled living with another male dog in a home environment. Because of that, careful introductions and thoughtful placement will be important. There is a strong possibility that he may do better with female dogs or calmer companions, but any introductions should still be taken slowly and respectfully. With cats, we simply aren’t entirely sure. We believe all animals deserve thoughtful introductions and the opportunity to adjust properly, but adopters should be aware that there is always a possibility things may not transition perfectly.
Underneath his cautious moments and strong opinions is an incredibly loving dog who simply wants someone willing to understand him, respect his boundaries, and appreciate all the goofy little quirks that make him who he is. Once Buddy trusts you, he becomes an unbelievably rewarding companion with a sweet nature and a lot of love to give.
Gator
Pending Adoption
Estimated DOB: 4-20-2023
American Staffordshire Terrier Mix
Male : Neutered
Gator is the kind of dog who turns heads everywhere he goes, not just because he’s incredibly handsome, but because of his calm, steady presence. He has a gentle demeanor, a playful side, and the kind of intelligence that makes him a joy to work with.
Gator already has a strong foundation when it comes to manners and recall, and he’s proven himself to be eager to learn, especially when treats are involved. Though he would probably argue that belly rubs are an equally important form of payment.
While he may need a short adjustment period in new environments, once he warms up, Gator becomes deeply affectionate and loves spending time with his people. He enjoys attention, cuddles, and being included in the fun.
Gator also shows great potential for living successfully with another dog. He previously lived in a home with another canine companion and has walked surprisingly well alongside other dogs while in our care. On top of that, he’s very clean and seems to enjoy keeping his space tidy.
If you’re looking for a smart, loving companion with a calm personality and a playful heart, Gator may be your perfect match.
Maggie
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 4-1-2023
Shiba Inu/Labrador Mix
Female : Spayed
Meet Maggie
If Maggie were a person, she would not be the one introducing herself at the party.
She'd be standing across the room watching everyone first.
Maggie isn't the type of dog who instantly throws herself into the arms of every stranger she meets. When meeting new people, she tends to be cautious and reserved. If you stop by her kennel for the first time, there's a decent chance she'll be standing in the back telling you exactly how she feels about this whole stranger situation.
The important thing to know is that Maggie's first impression is not her final form.
Give her a little time, a little patience, and maybe a treat or two, and you'll start to see her guard come down. Once she decides you're safe, Maggie becomes a completely different dog. The barking settles, the worry fades, and suddenly you're getting to meet the sweet, playful girl that's been hiding behind all that caution.
Because of this, Maggie isn't really a walk-by-and-fall-in-love kind of dog. She's more of a second-date dog.
The people who tend to appreciate Maggie most are the ones willing to spend a little time getting to know her. The ones who understand that trust is something earned, not automatically given.
Her personality with other dogs is similar. Maggie can be selective and generally seems to prefer male dogs over female dogs. She isn't usually interested in starting trouble, but she is confident enough that if another dog decides to push the issue, Maggie is unlikely to be the one backing down. For that reason, dog introductions should be handled thoughtfully and with proper supervision.
Maggie would benefit from continued training and guidance, particularly when it comes to navigating high-arousal situations with other dogs. She is a smart girl with strong opinions, and like many smart dogs, she does best when given structure, consistency, and clear expectations.
The best way to describe Maggie is that she's worth getting to know.
She's not the dog who's going to charm every person who walks past her kennel.
She's the dog who picks her people carefully and then makes them feel special for being chosen.
Alter
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 9-29-2022
Labrador Mix
Male: Neutered
Meet Alter
Alter lives life with one simple philosophy:
If some excitement is good, then more excitement must be better.
This philosophy has led him to become a very happy dog and occasionally the reason we have to say things like, "Alter, buddy, please slow down."
When Alter is excited, his whole body gets involved. He wiggles, he flops onto his back, he leans against you, he tries to participate in whatever you're doing, and if you're not currently doing anything, he'll happily solve that problem by making himself your activity.
Personal space is not something Alter believes in. If you're sitting down, he'd like to be next to you. If he's already next to you, he'd like to be touching you. If he's already touching you, he'd like to know if you've considered additional touching.
Food is another area where Alter's enthusiasm occasionally overrides common sense. Alter is firmly convinced that every meal may be the greatest meal ever served in the history of dogs. As a result, he sometimes eats with the urgency of a dog who has received alarming news about the future availability of kibble. We've found he does best when he takes a moment to settle before meals and treats, otherwise his stomach occasionally reminds him that enthusiasm is not, in fact, a food group.
Walks are much the same. Alter likes to throw his whole heart into them, along with most of his body weight. He's working on leash manners and learning that every destination can still be reached without dragging his human there personally.
One thing we have noticed is that Alter seems like he would enjoy having another dog around. The catch is that his future canine roommate should probably appreciate his particular brand of friendship. Alter believes friends should be involved in each other's lives. Constantly. He wants to know what they're doing, where they're going, what they're sniffing, and whether they'd like company while doing it. Fortunately, most of his interactions come from a place of excitement and enthusiasm rather than conflict. The bigger question is whether the other dog will appreciate having an overly friendly coworker who never takes a day off.
At the end of the day, Alter is just a genuinely happy dog. He wakes up every morning ready to participate in life, preferably with other people, other dogs, and absolutely no unnecessary waiting involved.
If you're looking for a quiet dog who minds his own business, Alter wishes you the best in your search.
If you're looking for a dog who wants to be part of every moment of your day, Alter has already volunteered.
Peter
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 5-12-2025
American Staffordshire/Border collie mix
Male: Neuter scheduled
Meet Peter
Peter approaches life like a detective with absolutely no assigned case load.
Every leaf needs investigating. Every toy needs inspecting. Every new smell deserves a thorough review. If something catches his attention, Peter is going to go find out what it's about.
The funny thing is that he gets genuinely excited about these discoveries. You'll watch him trot over like he's about to uncover one of the great mysteries of the universe.
Most of the time it's a leaf.
Or a toy.
Or something that was sitting in the yard the entire time.
Peter doesn't seem to mind. The investigation itself is the fun part.
This curiosity extends to just about everything he does. We quickly learned that taking photos of Peter is a challenge. Not because he doesn't like people or because he won't cooperate, but because every time he sat still long enough for a picture, he remembered there might be something worth investigating three feet away. If you're hoping for a dog who will pose majestically for family portraits, may the odds be ever in your favor.
Peter is an incredibly friendly, affectionate dog who has not shown any issues with people during his time with us. He enjoys attention, likes being involved in whatever is happening, and generally seems happy to meet new people. If you're willing to accept that your conversation may occasionally be interrupted by an important investigation taking place nearby, Peter is happy to be your friend.
Treats rank fairly high on Peter's list of priorities, though we should mention that he's developed some surprisingly refined opinions on the matter.
Most dogs either eat a treat or refuse a treat.
Peter prefers diplomacy.
If offered a snack he doesn't particularly care for, he'll often take it politely and walk away as though everything is perfectly acceptable. Then, once he believes he is no longer being observed, he'll quietly deposit the offending snack elsewhere and continue with his day.
At least he has good table manners.
One thing we appreciate about Peter is that, despite all of his investigations, he tends to be fairly respectful of his surroundings. He has generally kept a clean kennel and doesn't seem particularly interested in redecorating with shredded blankets or dismantled puppy pads.
For a dog who investigates everything, he's surprisingly respectful of the evidence.
When it comes to other dogs, Peter seems fairly reasonable. He doesn't appear interested in starting arguments and is more likely to react when another dog has already decided to make questionable choices. We believe many animals can successfully share a home when introductions are done thoughtfully, and Peter would appreciate the opportunity to meet any future canine roommates before making any long-term commitments.
Cats are still a bit of a mystery. Peter has been walked through our cat room and has shown a strong interest in the cats, but at this point we're honestly not sure whether that's curiosity, prey drive, or simply Peter doing what Peter does best and conducting another investigation. Because we haven't had the opportunity to properly test him with cats, we can't confidently say how he would do in a home with feline companions. As we learn more, we'll be sure to update his information.
The best way to describe Peter is curious. Not chaotic. Not wild. Just genuinely interested in the world around him. He wants to know what's over there, what that smell is, who just walked by, and whether that object in the corner deserves further investigation.
And if it turns out not to be interesting?
That's okay.
There might be something else worth investigating three feet away.
Shakira
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 5-12-2024
Heeler/American Staffordshire Mix
Female: Spayed
Meet Shakira
You can usually tell how Shakira feels about somebody by watching her butt.
Seriously.
Most dogs wag their tails. Shakira seems to put her entire back end into the process. The moment she spots somebody she likes, the wiggle starts, which is how she ended up with the name Shakira in the first place. It didn't take long for the staff to notice that her hips, in fact, do not lie.
Shakira is a sweet girl who genuinely enjoys being around people. She's happiest when she's included in whatever is going on and would much rather spend time with a person than entertain herself with a pile of toys. In Shakira's world, people are generally where the good stuff happens.
Treats certainly don't hurt, either.
We think Shakira would do especially well with older children. She seems like the kind of dog who would love having a family to spend time with, whether that's playing outside, hanging out in the yard, or simply being involved in the day's activities. She doesn't need to be the center of attention every second, but she definitely enjoys being part of the group.
Like any dog, Shakira will benefit from continued guidance and training, but she already has a lot going for her. She's well behaved, affectionate, and has a personality that tends to win people over pretty quickly.
When it comes to other dogs, Shakira can be selective about her companions. She's not opposed to sharing a home with another dog, but she'd appreciate the opportunity to meet them first. As always, proper introductions are important, and finding the right fit matters far more than simply finding another dog.
We don't know exactly how Shakira found her way to us, but we'd recommend a secure fence and a safe place to stretch her legs. She seems like the kind of dog who would enjoy having room to explore while still keeping an eye on what her people are doing.
The best thing about Shakira is that she's genuinely easy to enjoy. She's sweet, affectionate, happy to be included, and carries herself with the kind of cheerful energy that makes people smile.
And if you're ever wondering whether she likes you, don't bother checking her tail.
Watch the hips.
Honey
Adoption Fee $150
Estimated DOB: 3-5-2022
Labrador/Border Collie Mix
Female: Spayed
Meet Honey
Honey has two settings.
The first setting is FULL SEND.
The second setting is cuddles.
There does not appear to be a third option.
According to her previous owner, when Honey comes inside, there is approximately a fifteen-minute period where she must celebrate being indoors. Every room should be checked. Every person should be greeted. Every exciting thing should be acknowledged. It's less of a homecoming and more of an event.
Then, as if somebody flipped a switch, Honey settles down and becomes a total sweetheart who wants nothing more than to snuggle up with her people.
For all her enthusiasm, Honey is incredibly affectionate. She loves attention, enjoys being included, and seems happiest when she's part of whatever her family is doing.
She also has some very strong opinions about toys.
Specifically, that they should be destroyed.
Most dogs play with toys.
Honey appears to view toys as a challenge.
The toy arrives.
The toy exists.
The toy no longer exists.
Mystery solved.
Fortunately, Honey has shown much better judgment when it comes to hard bones and pig ears, which tend to survive the relationship considerably longer.
She's also reportedly a fan of receiving her own little steak whenever the grill gets fired up. Honey has apparently decided this is a perfectly reasonable arrangement, and honestly, we're not here to argue with her.
When it comes to other animals, Honey has successfully lived with them in the past and did well with her sister. Based on what we've been told, she appears capable of sharing her home with other pets. As with any new relationship, she'd appreciate proper introductions and a chance to get acquainted before making any long-term roommate decisions.
We believe she'd likely do well with children, especially those who understand that sometimes excitement happens first and calm happens later.
The best way to describe Honey is that she loves life with her entire body.
She gets excited with her entire body.
She cuddles with her entire body.
She destroys toys with her entire body.
And if you're lucky enough to earn her affection, she'll love you with her entire body too.
Just maybe don't leave the squeaky toy unattended.
Peaches
Adoption Fee $200
Estimated DOB: 4-15-2025
Labrador/American Staffordshire Terrier Mix
Female : Spayed
CURRENTLY TRAINING AT HONOR FARM: Returns 6-25-26
Meet Peaches, a stunning gray girl with striking golden eyes, endless personality, and the confidence of someone who absolutely knows she is the prettiest dog in the room at all times. Seriously, Peaches carries herself like she expects paparazzi, and honestly, she has the face to back it up.
Peaches is currently training at the Honor Farm, where she’s working hard on structure, manners, and channeling all that big energy in productive ways. While she is away training, we wanted to share a little bit about the goofy, chaotic, and lovable personality she showed during her time here at the shelter because Peaches definitely left an impression.
Before heading to the Honor Farm, Peaches was extremely energetic, incredibly smart, and always ready to turn an ordinary day into some kind of adventure, whether you asked for one or not. This girl was FAST. If a door opened unexpectedly, Peaches fully believed that was a formal invitation to begin a dramatic sprint into the horizon. She was never much of a fence climber once properly secured, but she absolutely knew how to take advantage of opportunities when they appeared.
She also had a hilarious little habit of making rounds past other dogs’ kennels just to stir the pot and involve herself in business that absolutely did not concern her. Peaches has the energy of somebody who needs to know what everybody else is doing at all times. Curious, social, mischievous, and just a tiny bit dramatic, she kept us entertained constantly.
Despite all the chaos, Peaches was also incredibly affectionate, playful, and full of charm. She thrives on activity, attention, and enrichment, and underneath all the gremlin energy is a dog who genuinely enjoys people and loves being involved in daily life.
The good news is that we have already received updates that Peaches seems to be adapting very well to her Honor Farm training and is acclimating well around other dogs while continuing to work on structure, self-control, and consistency. We are incredibly proud of the progress she’s making and very excited to see how she continues to grow with guidance and training.
With her intelligence, beauty, huge personality, and ongoing Honor Farm training, we have very high hopes for Peaches moving forward. The structure she’s receiving now will hopefully help shape all that enthusiasm into an even more confident, well-rounded companion while still keeping the fun, goofy personality that makes Peaches so memorable.
Baymax
Adoption Fee $200
Estimated DOB: 1-5-2024
Staffordshire Bull Terrier Mix
Male : Neutered
CURRENTLY TRAINING AT HONOR FARM: Returns 6-25-26
Meet Baymax, a very large boy with the soul of a stuffed animal and the emotional energy of somebody who just discovered friendship for the first time every single morning.
At first glance, Baymax can look a little intimidating simply because of his size, but the second you interact with him, it becomes very obvious that this dog is basically the Winnie the Pooh of the canine world. His greatest passions in life include cuddling, playing, receiving attention, and being involved in absolutely everything his humans are doing.
Baymax is currently training at the Honor Farm and has been doing wonderfully with structure, routine, and continued learning. He’s an incredibly people oriented dog who genuinely wants to engage, make friends, and be told he’s a good boy approximately every five minutes for morale purposes.
He’s playful, energetic, and always excited when it’s time for fun, whether that means walks, games, adventures, or simply bouncing around the yard carrying his happiness physically in his entire body. But despite all the excitement, Baymax also has an incredibly soft, affectionate side and settles into cuddle mode very easily once he’s had the chance to burn off some energy.
Honestly, Baymax approaches life with the emotional confidence of a toddler carrying a dandelion they picked specifically for you.
He thrives on love, interaction, and quality time with his people, and he would do wonderfully in a home that enjoys affectionate, goofy dogs with big personalities and even bigger hearts.
Underneath the size and excitement is an incredibly sweet, loving dog who truly just wants to be somebody’s best friend. If you’re looking for a loyal companion that can keep you laughing one moment and act like a weighted blanket the next, Baymax may be your perfect match.
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