Dogs for Adoption in Humnoke, AR: 20 Dogs Looking for a Home

Leo currently lives with two other Rotties, one male and one female, and his foster mom. They all get along well unless his canine friends try to take his treats or favorite ball. Leo seems to like the companionship of other dogs but would do just as well with an owner who has lots of time to devote to him. He’s looking for people to trust but meets everyone with curiosity and a tail wag. Having experienced neglect in the past, Leo is very food driven. At 90 lbs., he’s at a good weight and some care will need to be taken that he isn’t allowed to routinely overeat.

Leo is a gentleman in the house, never having accidents and not chewing on anything except his own toys, even if out of his crate unsupervised. He behaves pretty well on a leash but will need work on that. He does know basic commands and learns household routines quickly.

While Bobo enjoys going for walks, he’s really a homebody at heart. His perfect day includes playing with his toys, chewing on a favorite bone, curling up for snuggles, and simply spending time with his people. He is the ultimate cuddle bug and loves being part of the family.

His foster family has cherished every single day with him and say that they feel so lucky to have been part of his journey. Now, he’s ready for the next chapter—finding the loving family and forever home he deserves.

If you’re looking for a loyal companion, a best friend, and a world-class snuggler, this boy may be the perfect match.

From that broken beginning, what he's become is nothing short of remarkable. He arrived heartworm positive, dangerously underweight, and battling a nasty respiratory infection, and he's spent every month since in foster care doing the hard work of getting healthy. Through all of it — every vet visit, every setback — he never stopped being sweet, trusting, and gentle. He came out the other side with his nub wagging.

These days, Santa is exactly what you'd hope a young Rottweiler would be: a big, sweet, affectionate boy with a playful streak. He's got energy to burn when the fun starts, but he gases out quick — a good romp and he's ready to flop down and relax. His happy place is the pool: he loves stretching out on the step to cool off, and he's even started venturing into the water (his swimming's a work in progress, but he's game).

He's a ball dog through and through — give him a ball to chase and carry around and he's a happy guy. He also does wonderfully with other dogs; he's playful and a great fit with our own pack, so a confident canine sibling would suit him well.

But more than anything, Santa is pure affection.
He's got what we call a smooshy face — super squishy and sweet — and he knows how to use it. He'll do the classic Rottie lean, putting his full weight against the people he loves, and he wants nothing more than to be in your arms or laid against your side getting pet. A ball and a spot next to you out in the sun is, hands down, his favorite thing in the world.

She's active and playful in the mornings, always up for a game of zoomies or a gentle game of fetch with her favorite toy, the Kong. But as the afternoon rolls around, Remi transforms into a laid-back and gentle dog, content to snuggle up in her bed and enjoy some quiet time. She's a smart cookie, too, and knows basic commands like sit, come, and stay. One of Remi's unique quirks is her love for soft toys, but be warned she tends to confuse them with tasty treats!. Remi is good in the car, does not bark, unless warranted, is not afraid of thunder or loud noises and walks good on a leash. She prefers her bed or the floor and does not get up on furniture. She is crate-trained and house-trained and does best with a consistent schedule. She's also up to date on all her vaccines and heartworm/flea treatments, so you can rest assured that she's a healthy and happy girl. What sets Remi apart is her sensitivity and responsiveness to gentle correction. She's a gentle soul who thrives with positive reinforcement.

Adoption fees vary, please contact us for more information. Please note that heartworm testing is administered to dogs 7 months of age or older. Booster vaccinations or any follow-up veterinary care post-adoption is not included with the pet's adoption fee.

Adopter must be able to pick up or arrange for someone to pick up for them on Saturdays in MD, PA, NJ, or CT
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He's a sweet, good boy. He needs to work on house training-unfortunately it sounds like due to his owner's depression, she does not take him outside when he needs to go and therefore he is having accidents. He is fully vetted. Please help. These are the most recent pics that were sent to us. This is very URGENT. Please reach out if you can help. More detailed info on Noli below.
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Noli's owner had him enrolled in some training classes to help him be the best well rounded boy he can be. Here is info from the trainer:"Noli is very social with people and loves being part of whatever is happening. He is highly food motivated, learns new patterns quickly, and bonds closely with his person. He settles well once he has had a chance to take in a new person or place. During his consultation he was able to calm down and fall asleep while we talked, even with a visitor in the home. What he has learned: -Name check-ins: he turns back to his person when his name is called, and this was one of his fastest skills.-Hand target (touch): he touches a hand with his nose on cue.-Sit: offered often and reliably at home.-Greeting routine: person arrives, he says hello, then he comes back to his person for another activity. This is trained and still needs practice with new people.-Loose leash basics: he understands that a tight leash stops the walk and a loose leash keeps it going. He pulls when something exciting catches his attention, mostly smells and people.-Settling on a tether or leash setup indoors: he settles and has fallen asleep in this setup, and he has put himself to bed on his own.-Crate: he will go in willingly with a chew or food toy. He needs a larger crate than the one he started with, big enough to stand, turn, and stretch out on his side.

Nelda is very sweet and good with other dogs. She does tend to boss her sister around. She has not been around cats or kids. We do believe she would be fine with kids. She seems very gentle and friendly.
Nelda has started at the Paws in Prison program this week. This is a wonderful 8 week program where each dog is paired with inmate trainers. The dogs live at the prison with the inmates. The inmates work on the basics with the dogs (house training, crate training, leash walking etc.) as well as basic commands and sometimes some tricks! They meet weekly with a certified dog trainer. This is an amazing program! When the dogs graduate they have all the skills needed to pass the Canine Good Citizen test.
Nelda will graduate from Paws in Prison the week of 12/14. She can be pulled from the program sooner if her adopter wants her sooner. No matter what, we hope to have an adopter ready and waiting for her by 12/14.
From Paws in Prison:
"Whoa now, we need to pause and marvel at who just walked in the door! Her name is Nelda, and she’s the gorgeous daughter of a dog that was dumped on a veteran’s property. She is friendly, sweet, and has a touch of bossiness to her. That’s probably directly tied to the wired hair on her. Wired hair and sassy seem to go hand in hand! Nelda is a mixed breed…we’re talking a buffet of breeds. And she’s adorable. From the extra fancy feet to the scruffy face to the coppery eyes, Nelda is a masterpiece. She’s uniquely beautiful. This baby is 8 months old. No weight yet, but my guess is 35-40 pounds. Two insider tips…first, Nelda is gonna light the world on fire with her smarts and abilities. She has all the makings of a standout student. And second, she has an equally amazing sister named Cammie who is also available for adoption."
She is spayed, UTD on age appropriate vaccines, microchipped, and on flea/tick and heartworm prevention.
Located in Arkansas, but transport is available. Adopter must be able to pick up or arrange for someone to pick up for them on Saturdays in MD, PA, NJ, or CT
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We only have her looks/size to go by. Great Dane, Catahoula, Lab? We dont know for sure but we do know shes a beauty!Shes about 80 pounds, one and a half years old. We have so many more pictures and videos but can only put 4 on this website. Please email us or visit our Facebook to see more pics and videos. Link to our facebook:https://www.facebook.com/adoptastrayrescueorg?mibextid=wwXIfr&mibextid=wwXIfrShe is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and is current on flea/tick/heartworm prevention. Located in New England.
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He is a little leery of going up and down the stairs right now. He slept all night in the crate without a peep. Doing great with house training! He can sit for treats. Overall a great little guy!
He is neutered, UTD on age appropriate vaccines, microchipped, and on flea/tick and heartworm prevention.
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Loves to play with other dogs. He does chase the cats and needs to learn a little bit of his boundaries with them. He also is doing great in the crate with very little whining.
He is neutered, UTD on age appropriate vaccines, microchipped, and on flea/tick and heartworm prevention.
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I believe in a few months, some these issues will resolve but in the meantime he needs a new home with a family who will be patient but will also take the lead with training him and giving him lots of exercise. He is leash trained and fully vetted. In New England.
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If she develops the tendency to herd, this can be hard for toddler age kids to understand and can viewed as "biting."
She is a medium to high energy pup. She is on the go making it hard to get good pictures She sleeps most of the night but wakes up a few times. She loves to play and absolutely adores Nova (her Great Dane foster sister). She weighs maybe 20-25 pounds and you would think she was the same size as Nova with the way they play. She barks a little bit. She has nipped a few times when she is getting excited and playing. Again, she’s not being mean, but it’s that herding instinct.
She will cuddle when she is ready to settle in for the night. She is making progress with learning to walk on a leash. She is also working on house training, she can go about 6 hours alone at home before having an accident (her foster mom works long hours some days). She’s a sweet girl with a dash of sass!
Clara Belle needs a home with a family who is committed to giving her plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. She is a very beautiful little girl and has great potential in the right home.
Her story of how she came into rescue- She was being given away in a parking with the caption "I'm feeding her one last meal. If no one takes her by the time she's finished, I'm dumping her somewhere because she's not going home with me." Turns out the guy is a backyard breeder and his female got out and came back pregnant with mixed breed puppies. He was mad that he couldn't sell the puppies and make some quick money. Thankfully a Good Samaritan took her in.
She is spayed, UTD on age appropriate vaccines, microchipped, and on flea/tick and heartworm prevention. In New England.
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She does get a little vocal while playing tug, but that's just her being a dog. She loves toys. Her favorites are chew toys. She would probably love stuffies but I think they would get destroyed very quickly . Subaru is kennel trained. She does whine when she is left alone in her kennel while we are away. But, I think she will grow out of this. She doesn't whine in her kennel while she is sleeping at night when we are home. It feels like Subaru has lived at our house her whole life because she learned our routine really quickly and sleeps in and stays quiet until we are up in the morning. She hasn't had any accidents in her kennel but has had a couple of potty accidents in the house. So we think she is really close to being potty trained but we are still working on it. Subaru is still learning puppy manners. She will currently jump to put her front paws on you to get your attention, but we are working on this and we are currently working on learning to sit. We haven't seen any food aggression towards humans or animals, she takes treats very gently from your hand and she seems to ignore my outdoor cat. I'm not sure how she would do with an indoor cat because she would probably try to play with it and most cats wouldn't understand that. She does like to bark at new things when she is confused by them, like sheep and cats, but you just have to reassure her that these things are ok. She takes direction and correction from humans and dogs very well. She is eager to please and learn. I already love this sweet girl so much. She is the best! A couple funny things I've noticed about Subaru are...she doesn't seem to like pumpkin and she is still trying to figure out if she likes peanut butter. Things my dogs love, but she eats around the pumpkin on her food and will only lick a little peanut butter out of a bowl .
Subaru is located in Arkansas, but transport to the New England area is available. Adopter must be able to pick up on Saturdays in MD, PA, NJ, or CT.For questions or more info, email apps.aasr@gmail.com. To apply to adopt, You can find my form "ADOPT A STRAY RESCUE" at: https://form.jotform.com/212690945239059

For questions or more info, email apps.aasr@gmail.com.
To apply to adopt, click here:https://form.jotform.com/212690945239059