Age: 10 years
Sex:Male
 

Meet Reese , a golden-hearted gentleman with the soul of a puppy. Dumped from a car at 3 a.m. in Kingwood, this brave boy was rescued by a Good Samaritan and hasn’t stopped wagging his tail since. Though his microchip says he’s 10, Reese didn’t get the memo, he plays, runs, and loves like he’s 2! He adores car rides, belly rubs, and making friends with every dog he meets. House-trained and in excellent health, Reese’s vets were shocked to learn his age. This boy shines with love and gratitude, proof that second chances can be pure magic. 

Age: 2-3 years
Sex:Female
 

Ariel is a little princess of whom we are especially protective.  She is a curious mixture of high energy and timidity.  Ariel is charming and can be the life of the party.  On the other hand, loud noises and quick motions frighten her.  She often cowers when you try to pet her yet she loves the attention.  Ariel is extremely playful and can be a bit annoying to older, less playful dogs.  She is  2-3 years old, black and white, has a natural tail, probably has a low maintenance coat and weighs about 22 pounds. 

Age: 3-5 years
Sex: Male
 

Beaux is a little butterball with a big heart who’s ready for his forever home! When he came to us before the holidays, he was in rough shape after being surrendered to a shelter due to health issues. Thankfully, he’s all healed up now and feeling great!  
 

This sweet boy is about 3-5 years old, crate- and house-trained, and working on his manners. While he can be a little chatty when guests arrive, he’s learning to settle quickly. Beaux has made amazing progress in trusting people and loves soaking up affection from his foster mom.

 

He’d do best in a home with at least one other dog and a patient family ready to help him continue blossoming.  

Age: 8 years

Sex: Female

 

Pretty Girl might’ve started as a nickname, but she truly lives up to it!

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This beautiful 8-year-old was once a backyard dog with her companion Cotton, who we believe served as her guide, as she’s completely blind due to glaucoma.

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Now adjusting to life indoors, Pretty Girl navigates her foster home with confidence. While she isn’t fully house-trained yet, she’s improving and is crate-trained. She’ll need two types of eye drops daily and regular visits to an ophthalmologist.

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Pretty Girl would thrive in a home where her owner is often present or with another dog to help guide her.