Loc has blossomed in his foster home after being pulled from a shelter. He has proven himself to be great at catch, and was quickly promoted to "trusted" status by his foster family because of his exceptional house manners. He is looking to capitalize on this experience by landing a family of his own. He is house and crate trained, knows basic obedience, is good with other dogs and great with puppies. 

Loc does have a high prey drive for small critters, so he is not compatible with cats. He would be fine with older children, but his natural exuberance (when not napping) would be too much for toddlers. Loc is about 2 years young and already has a story to tell. Loc is up-to-date on shots, neutered, microchipped and has been treatment by GCDR for heartworms He is kennel trained but also house trained . He is on the small side for a Doberman but there are a lot of great things packed in there. 

Meet Mr. Zeus. He's our 6-7 year old BIG OLE BOY. Zeus is an "over-sized" Doberman meaning he is larger than the breed standard. He weighs around 95-100 pounds depending on how generous you are to him with food. He is neutered, up-to-date on shots, & heart worm free. He is also house trained and sometimes wears PJs. Zeus does not like to be shut in his crate - although he will go in himself if the door is left open. Zeus is a fantastic companion, but he does have separation anxiety, so we are looking for a home where someone is home most of the time. He gets along well with other dogs and has lived with a cat. We are not going to place him in a home with another large male of a dominant breed. The only dog Zeus has ever had a problem with is another large male Doberman, and to be fair, Zeus didn't start it. If you are interested in a fierce looking, sometimes pajama wearing boy, please fill out an online application. 

Dante has had a rough start to life. He spent the first 6 months of life on a chain, suffering a broken leg that was not treated until being dumped at an animal shelter. The shelter workers saw a great dog and get him to a vet. Dante's delays in treatment meant a longer road to recovery with complications. Luckily, he is coming along great, learning how to be a regular dog in his foster home, and soaking up all the attention and love he can get. Curious about all things, he knows how lucky he is. This beautiful affectionate boy is going to get the life he deserves. He will be available after his leg heals. He is learning house manners after life on a chain and significant time kenneled as he healed. He loves people and other dogs. A house without very small children would be best due to his excitement as he learns how to be a regular dog. Get your apps in now for when he is ready to go to his forever home!

2 year old Titan is looking for his forever home. Titan is healthy, crate trained and has lived with an professional trainer for a number of months working on Issues born out of his youth and exuberance that we felt would hinder him in a successful transition to a new home. We're proud of our boy who is now a year older, a year wiser, and has some professional training on his resume. Titan would do best in a home without small children. Interested? Fill out an application! 

Meet two-year-old Toby. He is heartworm free, neutered and up-to-date on shots. He just moved into a new foster home, where he will be learning manners 101. He's an excellent car rider and loves people. Due to his age and excitement level, he would not be good for a children under teenage years. When he gets a chance to play, he gives it his all! He would do best in a home where he can continue training, and enjoying an active lifestyle. Looking for a jogging partner? Toby could definitely be your boy!!!