AZULA

Azula, aka “Dootie,”  is a sweet 3.5-year-old female pittie who believes 55lbs is definitely not too big for a lap dog! She is high energy and needs to have exercise and play time every day, but by evening she is ready to snuggle up and watch a little Netflix before bed. Azula LOVES people, but will need to be in a home where she is the only pet as she does have a high prey drive and is reactive with other dogs. Azula has had formal training (she scored 100% on basic obedience) and has spent her entire life in a loving home. The ideal home would be an active person (or family), no other pets, a fenced yard, and someone who is not a first-time dog owner. Azula is not a Lucky Day dog, please contact Abbie at abbiefk@hotmail.com for more info.

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Zion is a beautiful, loving, and very smart young Husky mix in need of a forever home. His adorable personality has blossomed even more in his foster home in Boulder, Colorado. 

Zion is a gentle boy who loves other dogs but is also fine to hang solo with his people.

He is always up for an adventure whether it be hiking on trails or riding in the car while you run errands (obviously weather dependent).

He also loves quiet moments at home snuggling, keeping company while you work or do exercises, or just hanging out alone in his own quiet spot. He is both potty and crate trained.

Zion loves to meet new people, but bonds very well and loyally with the people in his life. 

Zion is young, probably around 2 or 3, and is healthy, inquisitive and fun. He sits immediately when asked, and has learned how to come, stay and lie down. 

He enjoys his daily walks and has been walking nicely on the leash (we work a lot on rewarding for desirable behavior, and he responds amazingly well). He’s been well mannered around the kids he’s met. Unlike many Huskies, Zion does not seem to want to escape and is not at all aloof. We joke that he knows he got lucky. 

Zion was scheduled for euthanasia but rescued at the last minute from a high- kill, over-capacity shelter in California and transported to his foster home in Colorado. We don't know his history, but he is thriving now and ready for his forever home. 

He’s up to date on vaccines and routine tests, and is neutered, heartworm negative and microchipped.

His adoption fee is $225.

Zion has so many sweet qualities. He’s eager to meet you and we know he'll win your heart!

For more info and/or to apply to adopt Zion, send us an email at SummitDogRescue@gmail.com, telling us a bit about yourself, your home environment and your lifestyle. A volunteer will get back to you shortly.

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Labrador lady Ellie is looking for her forever home. Ellie was left as a backyard dog for the first 4 years of her life until she was surrendered to her rescuer. Ellie had no life or domestic skills so she went into a live-in training program. She now has skills to calm her exuberance, walk on leash, reside in a home and just be a good girl. Ellie is good with dogs and cats. She would do best in a calmer household with older children, as she can get overly excited with big wiggles that could knock over a toddler. Her adopter will be required to learn her training as to maintain it for a period of time, until she settles in and gets the hang of being part of a family. Ellie is 68 lbs, spayed, UTD on vaccinations, and the vet believes she is around 4-5 years old. To apply, please go to luckydayrescue.org her application will be forwarded to her trainer for review.

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Alex is a 7-9 year old Male Mix.

He is a handsome boy! He loves his walks or playing fetch with a tennis ball. 
He is currently in a foster home with 3 other dogs, a husband and wife. and loves to hang out and play with them or curl up next to his foster mom for cuddles on the couch. 

He is a flexible boy....he does not need a home with another dog....or if you do have one he will love a fur brother or sister. 

Alex is looking for a home that will take him on walks or hikes. He is up for an adventure. 


At night he does sleep soundly in his crate.


Alex would prefer to have someone that works from home so he feels safe and secure throughout the day.  He will come and lay right at your feet while you work.

He would do best in a home that will continue with training, consistency and structure that are all important. GRFR will work with the adopter and will pay for his training

Currently he is on CBD oil because he is a bit nervous. He gets nervous with men so slow introductions are important- having a treat handy will help Alex learn men are ok.  Continued training is important to help him with building his confidence.

Feel free to reach out to us if you are interested in learning more 

staff@goldenretrieverfreeom.com 

or fill out an application at 

https://www.goldenretrieverfreedom.com/adoption-application/

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Hello world. I’m Onyx! My foster mom rescued me from

a shelter, where I was getting very sick, and

they told her my “time was up”.

My foster mom took me to the doctor so that I could get

better. It wasn’t scary at all. The doctor was so nice and said I

was such a good boy. I started feeling so much better, and

every day, I showed her how much I appreciated getting out

of that scary shelter and having a warm and comfy bed,

really good food, a yard to play in, and lots of love. I never

even once messed up in the house. I figured out really fast

that she has this cool door where I can go in and out

whenever I want.

She named me Onyx because she grew up in Mexico City

and says that the colors of my coat remind her of the onyx

chess set she used to have. Since I was very sick when she

brought me home, I didn’t feel much like playing, so she had

no idea how much energy I have when I feel good! She says

she wishes she could bottle my energy, sell it, and then she

could make a million dollars and help so many more of my

friends at the shelter!

She thinks maybe she should have named me Mr. Wiggles or

Velcro since I LOVE being anywhere with her! I also love

playing with other dogs. There are other dogs here, but they are very old and don’t like to play much; they mostly sleep all

day, which is a bummer for me.

I got to go to a doggy boot camp where I learned to walk on a

leash, sit, and come when called. That was so easy because I

love being with nice people. They put this collar on me that

gives me a little beep to get my attention in case I get

distracted and to stop me from doing anything they don’t

like. (I get very excited to see humans and like to jump up for

joy, but the guy at the camp says that’s a no-no.) I got to play

with other dogs there. They had this huge yard in the country

where I could run and run and run. The guy at the boot camp

says something about me having the “zoomies”. He said I am

very smart and learn fast.

I go into my comfy crate, which I’m used to doing. I’m super

affectionate and love my cuddles and belly rubs. My foster

mom takes me to the park by her house where I get to

adventure and explore; it’s so much fun!!  

I love it here, but my foster mom has told me that her goal

was to save me, get me well, and learn some manners to find

me my furever home so she can do it again for another

shelter friend. I understand and hope that my furever home

has a buddy and yard for me to play with and/or a human that

loves to exercise a lot and take me with! My foster mom says I have a lot of energy and curiosity and

puts me in her special dog room where I can go outside on

my own or get in my crate. I get bored when no one is around

to be with, and I can get into things that I’m not supposed to.

I’m not sure why; I’m just trying to entertain myself!

Although I’m sad to have to leave my foster mom, I hope that

telling you a little about myself will help me find my furever

home with you.

Woof, woof!

Onyx

2 years old. He's about 55 pounds. Contact info is Lisa Cobb, 214-335-7100 and email is nobighairtex@gmail.com

Onyx is not a Lucky Day dog

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Cachora is a black female, lab mix originally from Chile. She is 6 years old, but everyone thinks she’s a puppy. She is very sweet and loves lots of attention. Going on long walks and playing chase with other dogs is her favorite pastime. When she’s out and about she loves to meet new people and other dogs. Cachora is well trained but needs to work on jumping up and not running up to everyone and every dog she sees. She has plenty of energy and needs at least one good walk a day but would go out anytime she gets the chance. Her current home has a new baby, and they couldn’t give her the attention or exercise she needs. She is currently in a loving foster home in Edwards, CO and is looking for her new forever home. She would be a great for a family with older kids and would fit in with another dog maybe even a cat.

Contact:
Olivia – 970-376-0458
Rich – 970-390-0325
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They can be separated as they need different things.  
Midi is quiet, careful around his surroundings and loyal.
Eiger is like a teenage boy, always on a mission, looking for adventure.  
Both are well behaved. For more info please contact Janet 970-379-0516

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A very special dog looking for his new person. He is a healthy, well adjusted, neutered, vaccinated 42 pound amazing companion. Choco has a happy, playful spirit, socialized to people and other dogs and at least one cat who he lived with for 2 years. He is an excellent exercise buddy and can keep up on all the adventures you want to do. Great off leash with nice recall (once bonded of course). His current owner feels he would be happiest in a home where he could join others in the household on walks, runs and even bike rides. 

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Hey, I am looking for a foster home with lots of room to roam/romp and play.  Would you like to consider fostering me or better yet ADOPT me! Contact eaplevergreen@eapl.com Hi, my name is Shiloh. 14 mo and 93 pounds!  I am a sweet goofy-boy looking for a forever home. I love to be close to you and follow you around the house (after all you need my assistance, don't you?)  I love my dog friends and would love to have a dog friend to call my own,  I might prefer a female.   My foster home tells me that not everyone wants kisses from me (BUT I have sooooooooooooo many to share!). My foster says I am just a happy boy who thinks everyone loves me (they do, I know they do --- LOOK at me!) I am crate and, house trained. My favorite command is "come" because I get all the love and attention as soon as I show up to greet you. I just want a forever home where I can grow and have my own family!  Will you be my new home? My adoption fee is $375  Put in an application at eapl.com

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Meet Gibbs: The Sweet and Goofy Australian Cattle Dog Mix

Gibbs is a lovable 2-year-old Australian Cattle Dog mix who was rescued from the Eagle County Animal Shelter as a puppy. Despite his rough start, he has blossomed into an affectionate and loyal companion who thrives on love and attention.

Personality: Gibbs is a true cuddle bug! Weighing in at 35 pounds, he believes he's much smaller and prefers to snuggle up on laps, no matter how much space he takes up. His goofy nature and sweet temperament make him a joy to be around, and he’s happiest when he's with his people, especially on long walks. Gibbs is a very intelligent dog who loves to learn and is house-trained, leash-trained, and crate-trained.

What Gibbs Needs: While Gibbs is a love bug with people and dogs he’s familiar with, he does have significant anxiety around new faces and can be protective of his people, becoming reactive when scared or startled. He would thrive in ranch setting or in  a calm, stable home with a single person or a couple who can continue working on his training. Ideally, Gibbs should be in a home with a large yard and space to run, without children or other pets. A family who can advocate for him in public and help him manage his anxiety would be the perfect fit.

Why Gibbs is Special: He is not only a quick learner but also a loyal friend. His current family is dedicated to helping him find the right home and willing to contribute financially to his continued training to help him thrive and manage his anxiety.

If you’re ready to give this sweet guy the love and understanding he deserves, Gibbs will be forever grateful and loyal!

He is currently in a home in Eagle, CO 

Contact details Brianna Maher

email BriLhirsch@gmail.com

Phone: 224-628-0340

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