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We welcome the opportunity to show the dogs outside of adoption days.
To schedule, give us a call at 713-208-1314.
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COMING SOON
The homeless Cocker Kids featured below are safely in our rescue program, but they aren't immediately available for adoption. They are all currently undergoing some type of medical procedure and need to stay with us through recovery. |
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Pearl is truly a gem of a dog. We are uncertain of Pearl's age but she is well mannered,
crate trained and seems housebroken. Pearl had a successful and uneventful recovery from enucleation (removal of an eye).
She probably couldn't see out of that eye for a while because she had no difficulty adapting to being a one-eyed dog.
We suspect it was related to an eye injury because the other eye appears to be in good shape. Pearl loves to sit outside
and watch squirrels. Pearl also loves to eat. She will "woof" at you until her food bowl hits the floor. After heartworm
treatment Pearl will be ready for a new home.
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What's your dream? Holly has a dream. A dream of a new home.
If you are wondering who would make a great companion dog, Holly would!
Holly is a cheerful 2-3 year old red female with a
long natural tail. She is a very happy girl and wants so much to be a lap dog! She gets along well with other dogs and
appears to be house trained. If your dream is to have the perfect family dog with a low maintenance coat, you'll have
many sweet dreams with Holly.
Holly is heartworm positive and is on a waiting list for treatment. After the heartworms have been eradicated, Holly will be ready to join a new forever home. |
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Being happy doesn't mean that everything is perfect. It means that you've decided to look beyond the imperfections.
Rufus is a handsome four year old red male who is looking beyond the temporary imperfections in his life and has
made up his mind to be one happy guy. Though he found himself homeless and living in a cold dark animal shelter, his
bubbly personality disposition was still apparent as he looked forward to the future and having a new family to love
him. Rufus loves to play ball and would love to have someone to throw it for him.
Rufus very suddenly slipped a spinal disc. He's had back surgery and is currently in recovery. |
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