by The Ark Manager | Jul 8, 2020 | Successful Dog Adoptions
Beautiful and adorable Lola is very shy and timid. She has lived in a home before and was very destructive and demonstrates severe separation anxiety. Lola would thrive in a home where her new “parents” are able to consistently and patiently work with her on her challenges by taking recommendations from shelter staff and veterinarians and implementing them to help Lola feel comfortable and safe. Time will certainly be something that we are going to expect her new family to give her, rather than giving up on her.
If you’d like to have a conversation with us about Lola, please do not hesitate to give us a call!
We feel that Lola might be a chihuahua and cattle dog mix. She is about 1.5 years old.
by The Ark Manager | Jul 8, 2020 | Successful Dog Adoptions
This tiny man is finally ready to go home! Cutie’s FAVORITE thing to do is be babied. He likes being spoon-fed his soft food, but he WILL eat hard food, which is a little scary, as he only has one tooth after his dental work was done! He will need supervision when eating hard food.
Cute will need to be adopted with his friend Dalton, as they are very bonded. For the perfect family, we will offer a special dual-adoption price on both of these cuties!
Do you think you might be the one who can give this little sweet old man a home to live out his golden years? Cutie is around 15 years old and weighs in at about 3 pounds.
by The Ark Manager | Jul 8, 2020 | Successful Dog Adoptions
Dalton is SO cute and sweet! He is very friendly, and also quite talkative. He makes a lot of noises, grunts, groans, and a yip here and there. Dalton will need a belly band and some work around his “marking” with urine.
If you are interested in providing this little pup a home, give us a call today and make an appointment to meet him!
Dalton will need to be adopted with his friend Cutie, as they are very bonded. For the perfect family, we will offer a special dual-adoption price on both of these cuties!
Dalton is about 8 years old.
by The Ark Manager | Jul 8, 2020 | Successful Dog Adoptions
Binkie would love a to curl up on a lady’s lap! She is not comfortable with men and will need a woman-only home. She is so stinking cute! She will need a fenced yard as well. Do you think you could be the one who might make the perfect home for this little love? Binkie is two years old and ready for her next adventure.
by The Ark Manager | May 26, 2020 | Dogs, Successful Dog Adoptions
Meet 2-year old Odin, who is just as beautiful on the inside as he is on the outside. Some dogs just have it all, and Odin is one of them. He does wonderful with people. His favorite hobbies include: Swimming, cuddling, playing fetch, and hiking. Odin always wants to be with his person, and he loves to ride in the vehicle! He is house trained, and doesn’t need to be in the kennel. He needs to be on a leash, and in a home with no other dogs. Odin loves fruits and veggies as treats! He eats 1 cup of food for every meal. He needs a slow feeder or he ‘frows up his yummies because he loves his food SO much that he eats it too fast!
Odin will also need to be in a home with OLDER children, 11 years or up as he can get overly stimulated and a little nippy with young ones!
If you think you might be the active, loving and one-dog family who could meet Odin’s needs, please give the shelter a call. He is waiting to snuggle WITH YOU, after playtime.
by The Ark Manager | May 24, 2020 | Successful Dog Adoptions
Meet 2.5 year old Klaus, who is currently in foster. His foster family loves him so much and are going to continue fostering him until Klaus finds his perfect match. Here is what is wonderful foster family has to say about him:
“First he is sweet and very lovey. He gets along well with our dog as well as others we have introduced him to. (he does get barky at new dogs but he gets over it pretty fast). He is also good with our cats but he sometimes does like to try and get playful with them. He has been around indoor birds and chickens and done well with that too.
We have been crating him when we leave the house which he does well with but he does sometimes bark and whine.
He is pretty high energy and will likely do well in a home where they can regularly exercise him with walks or ball or just a good romp in the yard. He eats any toys he’s given so its best to give him ones that are hard for him to destroy but he loves a good chew bone.
He may also do best in a home that has a consistent schedule. His biggest problem is that he is not easily house broken. He will be good for a few days but then will randomly poo in the house. He may need to be crate trained for night time as that is when it is happening the most at this point.
Klaus being energetic is working on boundaries and jumping but he’s pretty smart and knows how to sit, lay down, and spin. He is very food motivated (but hasn’t been food aggressive). Because of his energy bigger kids may be better. (if not perfect for him). “
