Dogs for Adoption in Pelican Rapids, MN: 19 Dogs Looking for a Home

10/31/26 Volunteer Feedback:Accountant is a gentle girl with a calm and easygoing personality. Despite having a lot of strength, she walks beautifully on a leash and doesn't pull very hard, making her a joy to take out for strolls and adventures. Accountant is the perfect mix of laid-back and curious. She's just as happy relaxing quietly by your side as she is heading out to explore the world around her. Whether you're looking for a walking buddy, a couch companion, or both, Accountant is ready to fit right into your lifestyle. She has a sweet nature and a wonderful attitude. She is the kind of dog who makes everyone feel at home. She would love to join your family!

11/30/23 Foster Feedback: Accountant has been in our home for over 2.5 months now and this girl is just fantastic!

This girl is the most social and confident dog in my house; she can easily navigate any public outings and is incredibly social with dogs of all shapes and sizes! As she has grown up in our care a little more, she has less and less of the puppy energy and more of the energy of an adolescent young dog. So she takes cues better from other dogs who don’t want to play and loves to play with the ones who do want to play with her!

Now, don’t get me wrong, this girl is busy. She is a high energy pup who needs the right amount of physical and mental exercise! She loves other dogs and playing with another playful dog is helpful for her day to day energy, but she’ll need the right dedication from her humans as well!

If you love to run? She’s the girl for you, she’d love it! If you are an avid hiker or outdoorsman? Right again, she’d love it! Want to train a dog to do agility or other sports? I think she’d excel! Especially in dock diving, since she loves the water. Even daily long walks and perhaps a trip to doggy daycare now and then would be amazing for her!!

For her mental stimulation, this girl loves to work and train. We’ve been getting in to a good schedule of training in order to get our foundational commands down and then we are going to move on to some fun trick training! She also loves to do doggy puzzles, getting Kongs, etc.

Even still, she always has a bit of spunk and character to her that just makes me laugh! You’ll have to learn to love her for the quirks, but trust me, it’s not hard. She currently thinks she’s part cat, so I added a dog bed on the top of her 48” kennel that she jumps up to lay in, ha!

She is such a wonderful and fun dog who will make an amazing companion for an active family. It has been such a joy to have her in my home and be the constant in her young adult life. I want nothing more than to see her succeed happily in a family that loves her as much as we do!

Consider giving this girl a forever home for the holidays! She’ll make it memorable by her adorable antics in the snow!

10/02/23 Foster Feedback: We discovered today that this girl ADORES the water!! She absolutely loved splashing around in the little puppy pool we put out today. If you want a dog to have fun at the lake, she would definitely be your gal.

She made her new best friend in another adoptable dog here at the rescue, Persephone, and they love to play together! I think this girl would really thrive in a home with another dog who wants to be her playmate.

I’ve been so proud of her, as we have been working

10/31/26 Volunteer Feedback:Rowena is an absolute sweetheart! Even though she's all grown up, she still has the soft, adorable eyes of a puppy that will melt your heart the moment you meet her. She's a wonderful walking companion who does well on a leash and enjoys exploring the world around her. Rowena especially loves using her nose to sniff out all the interesting scents she can find. When she's not out exploring, Rowena's playful personality shines through. She's a big fan of chewing on bones and loves toys. She'll happily entertain herself tossing her toys across the floor, then running to catch them. She has a wonderful personality, a perfect combination of affectionate, playful, and easygoing. Rowena is ready to find a family who will appreciate all the love and joy she has to offer!

10/31/26 Volunteer Feedback:Matrix is a very happy guy who enjoys spending time outdoors. I recently took him for a walk at Orchard Glen. He makes a great walking companion and enjoys getting out to explore. While he can be a little vocal when he spots people along the way, he can be redirected and loves being part of the action. This friendly guy has an easygoing personality and approaches life with a cheerful attitude. Whether he's out on an adventure or just hanging out by your side, Matrix is happiest when he gets to spend time with the people he loves. If you're looking for a fun, affectionate dog who will bring plenty of smiles and enthusiasm to your days, Matrix would be the perfect match for you!

10/23/26 Foster Feedback: Hi! I’m Matrix! I think I would be a perfect addition to any home. I currently live with my foster mom and 2 golden retrievers who I love to play with and cuddle! I take redirection very well from any dog who has had too much of me. I know "sit" well, and can catch tossed treats in my mouth! I don’t mind my kennel, but I mind when my foster mom leaves! I will bark for a little bit before I nap. I also do very well being left out to roam when she leaves for periods without getting into anything I shouldn’t. Oh, and I’m potty trained. I have slept in my kennel at night and in bed cuddled up to my foster mom. I do well with both, but I bet you can guess which one I prefer! I also love going on walks, but I do sometimes bark for no reason and want to chase everything (mainly bunnies and people on bikes), but luckily I’m small and easy to redirect! Overall I’d say I’m pretty easy going :) I’d love to find a forever family of my own to love on!

10/22/26 Foster Feedback: Mark is a happy, well-mannered gentleman. He knowns a handful of commands and is smart, treat motivated and quick to catch on. Mark is dog and cat friendly. He walks very nicely on a leash. His favorite things are being with you, going for walks, and playing ball. He is potty trained and rides very nicely in the car. He is not a jumper and has done well with the few kid interactions he has had. Mark would make a great addition to any family.

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Mark is Lyme and Anaplasmosis positive. These are tick-borne illnesses, and he is currently being treated with Doxycycline.

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8 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo & Bordetella Vaccinations. 4 Luv of Dog Rescue completes these vaccinations before adoption.

12 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo Vaccination completed at the veterinarian of adopter's choice.

16 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo & Rabies Vaccinations completed at the veterinarian of adopter's choice.

6 Months: Spay/Neuter surgery.

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Yearly thereafter: All dogs need yearly wellness exams performed by a veterinarian as well as booster vaccinations.

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Spay/Neuter surgeries cost between $200-$400 for a neuter surgery and $400-$600 for a spay surgery in the FM Area. Wellness visits can run from $75 to $150 for each visit. If you are thinking of adopting a puppy, it's a good idea to research these costs before adopting by calling the veterinarian of your choice.

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At the time of his wellness exam Moe only had one testicle descended. It should be monitored by his vet and if it is not descended by the time of his neuter he will require cryptorchid surgery to remove it from the abdomen or inguinal area. This will add $100-$200 on to the cost of the neuter depending on the vet. This will be done at the adopter's expense.

Moe would love to explore with you!

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10/7/2026 Foster Feedback: Moe is a sweet, pretty well-rounded little guy. He’s a bit more reserved than Eeny, but he’s still social and outgoing once he’s comfortable. He doesn’t mind being picked up or handled and seems pretty easygoing with people.

Moe is playful, curious, and acts like a very typical 7-week-old puppy — exploring, playing, chewing on things he probably shouldn’t, and then crashing when he’s tired. He doesn’t seem especially pushy or especially timid; he’s kind of happily right in the middle.

Overall, Moe seems friendly, easygoing, playful, and adaptable, with a slightly softer personality than some of his siblings.

8 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo & Bordetella Vaccinations. 4 Luv of Dog Rescue completes these vaccinations before adoption.

12 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo Vaccination completed at the veterinarian of adopter's choice.

16 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo & Rabies Vaccinations completed at the veterinarian of adopter's choice.

6 Months: Spay/Neuter surgery. **

Yearly thereafter: All dogs need yearly wellness exams performed by a veterinarian as well as booster vaccinations.

**Spay/Neuter surgeries cost between $200-$400 for a neuter surgery and $400-$600 for a spay surgery in the FM Area. Wellness visits can run from $75 to $150 for each visit. If you are thinking of adopting a puppy, it's a good idea to research these costs before adopting by calling the veterinarian of your choice.

Rupee would love to learn new things with you !

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10/11/26 Foster Feedback: Rupee is doing great and settling in well. She’s working on potty training and making steady progress. She gets along with every person, dog, and cat she meets. Rupee also enjoys watching our chickens run around.

She does well in the kennel overnight but will bark when she needs a potty break. She has a very cute puppy howl. Rupee is still a young puppy and will benefit from a forever home willing to put in the continued training she needs.

8 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo & Bordetella Vaccinations. 4 Luv of Dog Rescue completes these vaccinations before adoption.

12 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo Vaccination completed at the veterinarian of adopter's choice.

16 Weeks: Distemper/Parvo & Rabies Vaccinations completed at the veterinarian of adopter's choice.

6 Months: Spay/Neuter surgery. **

Yearly thereafter: All dogs need yearly wellness exams performed by a veterinarian as well as booster vaccinations.

**Spay/Neuter surgeries cost between $200-$400 for a neuter surgery and $400-$600 for a spay surgery in the FM Area. Wellness visits can run from $75 to $150 for each visit. If you are thinking of adopting a puppy, it's a good idea to research these costs before adopting by calling the veterinarian of your choice.

Talia would love to be your new walking partner!

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10/30/26 Foster Feedback:Talia is doing good in my home. She sleeps in her kennel all night with few accidents. She plays well with my dog and kids but also likes to snuggle once she gets some of her puppy energy out. She is doing good with potty training when she is let out consistently.

11/2/26 Foster Feedback: Hey there! I finally figured out how to bark-to-text, so my foster human is letting me type my own bio! I’m Ray, and honestly, I’m basically a giant ray of sunshine wrapped in a big puppy body. I don't have a mean bone in my body, though I do have a tail with a mind of its own. Seriously, I love following my humans from room to room so much that my tail thumps against the doorframes like a heavy-metal drum solo. You will literally never lose me in the house. I just LOVE you so much and I LOVE to follow you everywhere you go! Did I mention that I love you?

Oh, right, I'm supposed to be telling you about myself! Sometimes I have a hard time staying calm and focused so my foster mom says I am kind of like Dory from Finding Nemo. To be completely real with you, my brain runs super fast!! But hey, my daily meds and a solid routine are helping my brain realize that having an "off switch" and taking power naps is actually pretty awesome. And I get my medicine in this yummy peanut butter treat sandwich so I don't mind taking it.

I am still learning that I don't always have to be on high alert and while I am still adjusting to hanging out with my foster humans on the couch, I am learning that it's ok and resting helps my brain feel better! Plus, they watch some funny TV shows. Foster mom says it's time to start watching holiday movies...whatever that means as long as I get to lay on the couch pillow next to her!

I've been working super hard on my manners! I used to be a bit too mouthy when playing with other dogs, but I’ve gotten a tiny better at reading my foster siblings’ body cues when they tell me "dude, chill." I’m also walking better on a leash, I ride like a total champ in the car, and I actually love hanging out in my kennel. I will happily rest in there during the night or while the foster humans are at work (8-9 hours). They tell me that I am a really good boy which makes me so happy because I just want to make people happy!

As far as tricks go, I’m practically ready for Harvard Paw School. I’ve already mastered sit, down, leave it, and shake, and I’m currently putting my last two brain cells together to learn the touch command. When I’m off the clock, my absolute favorite hobbies are playing for as long as my doggy roomies will tolerate me, entertaining myself with toys, and crunching on ice cubes like they’re gourmet delicacies. Sometimes I do get into mischief but hey, I'm still a big puppy and just trying to learn what this whole "living in a house" deal is.

I’m still very much a puppy at heart, so I’m looking for a patient human who will keep up with my training and celebrate all my big wins with me. If you’re ready for endless love, a few good laughs, and a lifetime supply of tail-thumping joy, come meet me! My foster mom says that I have really cute wrinkles on my face and I even let her paint my nails last week for Halloween! I am ready for my fur-ever home and I hope you will apply to adopt me. I promise I will make you giggle! I know I have a lot of energy but life is just SO exciting!

10/11/26 Temporary Care Feedback: Meet Ray, a 1-year-old, 50-pound bundle of love who is 100% convinced he is a tiny lap puppy—and that every dog he meets is an interactive chew toy!

Ray recently took a 4-day kennel break, and his foster family reports that he is all gas, absolutely no brakes! He is goofy, uncoordinated, ridiculously sweet, and powered by pure joy an

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Needs a dog buddy to feel comfortable

7/22/26 Temporary Care Feedback: Mahina is a very sweet, shy girl who just needs a moment to feel comfortable — but once she does, get ready for kisses. She’s treat‑motivated, loves to snuggle on your lap, and will happily nap right beside you. At heart she’s still a big puppy who enjoys being outside or staying close to her person.

With a little patience, Mahina becomes the best buddy you could ask for. She’d thrive with a single person or an active couple who can give her the gentle reassurance she needs.

If you have room in your heart for this honey of a girl, please apply. Thank you for looking.

7/5/26 Temporary Care Feedback: Mahina is one of the dogs I will never say no to babysitting. She is an absolute sweetheart and has so much love to share. Mahina may take a bit longer to show you that love, but once she trust you, her love is no question.

While babysitting Mahina, I got to take her to an adoption event at Natural Pet Center. She came with me and my current foster, Dale Doback, who is also a bit anxious around new friends. Mahina and Dale gave each other so much confidence. Mahina showed Dale at the beginning of the event it’s okay to take cheese from strange ladies. Dale showed Mahina by the end of the event it’s okay to also accept pets from the strange ladies. Both dogs are still a bit weary of the strange men, but slowly are coming out of their shells more and more.

Mahina has been one of the easiest to care for dogs to come into my home. She listens, eats all her food immediately (slow feeder necessary), and kennels amazing. It should be noted Mahina is easy as long as you have the right household setup. Mahina’s dream home would be one with her main caregiver(s) being a female, a house that has limited foot traffic of new people, another dog companion, a predictable schedule, and a fenced in outside area (for her zoomies!).

Mahina gets to hang out with a guinea pig while at my house. After the first 20 minutes, Mahina couldn’t care less about the guinea pig. Mahina will randomly go peek into his cage if he is running around, but always walks away after a few seconds and ignore him again. No barking, no obsessive staring, just a quick “you okay dude?” and it’s back to normal life.

Mahina is an angel. If you have patience, love, and string cheese, Mahina could be your new best friend.

6/30/26 Foster Feedback: Mahina continues to make gains in building her confidence in meeting new people. She has been in a shared foster situation to give her the opportunity to meet a variety of people and learn that people are kind and want to help her feel safe. Mahina warms up fairly quickly now to women that are new to her. If she is allowed to approach on her own, she will come and take treats and may even allow some petting within a short period of time. She is still quite cautious when meeting new men, but we have seen great improvement on this skill. While she may growl or cowers initially, if they do not approach her and give her space, she has been able to take treats from them eventually.
Mahina continues to need a home that will go at her pace and make new and scary situations feel safe and secure. She does well in a home that is quieter without a lot of people coming and going. She continues to be anxious in many situations, however we have seen a d

11/3/26 Volunteer Feedback:Poof is the happiest boy you will meet! Right when you walk in the room he lights up with a smile, and wants to climb up to give you a hug (he could use some work on boundaries with this!). He does not pull on walks, but does get sidetracked by smells or bunny sightings! So getting him back on task on a walk could be another thing to work on with him if you like a fast walk. Poof can keep himself busy for long periods of time with a bone or toy, you do not have to give him attention all the time. He is an independent guy. He would be a great addition to any dog loving family!

10/24/26 Building Volunteer Feedback: As a volunteer that gets to spend time with the building dogs. I was able to take Poof (Poo Fighter) on a nice nature walking.
We went to Viking Ship park and walk the trail along the river. Poof is a good walker who really enjoys sniffing all the sniffy stuff. He can pull a bit when really wanted to sniff a spot or if a critter is about. He redirects back to you well with a click sound and treats.
We took the opportunity to turn the walk into a photo shoot so you can see how handsome he is. He photographs well! Poof has the sweetest personality. If he has picked you as a favorite, he won’t let you get too far away. He will make a wonderful heated “blanket” this winter.
I adore this big silly guy and I know if you meet him you will fall hard for him too.

9/5/26 Building Volunteer Feedback: Poo Fighter (also known as Poof) is a happy‑go‑lucky sweetheart who loves to be anywhere you are. When you first greet him, he sits down like a gentleman and doesn't jump up. If you find a comfy seat, he’ll be right there beside you, leaning in for pets and soaking up every bit of affection you’re willing to give.
Poo Fighter is a wonderful walking buddy. He hardly pulls, keeps a nice pace, and loves exploring the world with his people. He is a little unsure of doors, so when you call him through from the other side, he does a cute little run to hurry through to the other side.
He’s gentle, social, and easy to enjoy. He's just a genuinely sweet dog who wants to be close, loved, and share life with someone who appreciates his big heart. Poo Fighter would love to meet you!​

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Isadora has been diagnosed with Cushing's disease (hyperadrenocorticism). This is a disorder where the pituitary gland produces excess cortisol. This requires daily medication to keep regulated. Isadora is on Vetoryl 10 mg once a day. This medication costs about $71 per month. She will also require an ACTH stimulation test every 6-12 months depending on the veterinarian, to make sure her condition is regulated.

Isadora would love a new best friend!

Foster Home Feedback

10/4/26 Foster Feedback: Isadora continues to make wonderful progress with her mobility and energy. While she still occasionally leaks in her sleep, she has improved tremendously with her bathroom needs and rarely requires a wipe-down anymore. Her physical therapy has helped her hold her body up much better, and it’s been so wonderful to see her becoming stronger and more comfortable.

Isadora is also very food motivated. She may not make a peep, but if you have a yummy bite of food, you can bet she’ll be sitting nearby, staring you down with those sweet eyes! She knows exactly when it’s time for meals and when it’s time for her pills (aka treats), and she’ll even get a little case of “reserved zoomies” when she’s excited.

Recently, Isadora attended her very first adoption event at Hollands! She spent most of the visit curled up comfortably in her bed, happily accepting head pets from everyone who stopped by like the little queen she is.

She continues to be a quiet and sweet angel who deserves a loving, calm retirement home where she can spend her days feeling safe, cherished, and adored.

9/15/26 Foster Feedback: We’ve had the absolute pleasure of fostering Isadora for the past month, and she is truly the sweetest little girly. She is calm, quiet, incredibly gentle, and seems completely unphased by most things around her. In fact, we have never heard her bark, except for one tiny, quiet bark in her sleep, which was pretty adorable.

Isadora is dog friendly, although she is mostly indifferent to other dogs. She would likely be perfectly happy as an only pet. Given her very mild and gentle temperament, we suspect she could do well with cats too.

Her favorite things are getting lots of head pets, curling up in a fluffy dog bed, enjoying soft treats, exploring the backyard, and soaking up the sunshine. She also loves going for walks in her dog stroller and seems to enjoy taking in the world from the comfort and safety of her ride.

Isadora is potty trained, but because she is a senior, she benefits from having more frequent opportunities to go outside to help prevent accidents. She does have some mobility challenges. She cannot safely navigate stairs and needs to be lifted and kept away from them. She also has low vision due to cataracts, so her environment should be kept safe and predictable.

Because of arthritis and low muscle strength, Isadora currently needs a little extra help with bathroom cleanup, as she isn't always able to hold herself fully upright while peeing. We use wipes to clean her afterward. She can also occasionally leak while sleeping, so we keep washable pads or blankets underneath her bed for easy cleanup. The good news is that this seems to be improving with medication and gentle physical therapy exercises at home to strengthen her back legs and hips. We’ve also noticed an improvement in her energy level.

Despite her age and physical limitations, Isadora has so much sweetness and

Sweatpants wants to bring a warm, familiar comfort to your life

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Older/Considerate Children Only, Resource Guarding

10/23/26 Foster Feedback: Sweatpants is a sweet, affectionate, and bright girl who is settling beautifully into apartment life. She does wonderfully in elevators, is comfortable in her crate, and is a happy little passenger who loves feeling the wind in her face. She adores cuddles, has the cutest little conversations, and doesn’t bark indoors.

She’s eager to learn, has a fantastic sit, and is making progress with her other commands and recall. She’s also working on sharing her toys and Kongs. Sweatpants loves meeting new people when given enough space and time to feel comfortable.

Sweatpants will thrive with a family who understands her need for personal space and can thoughtfully manage introductions to unfamiliar dogs, children, and outdoor distractions like cats and wildlife. Her strong prey drive means she’ll need supervision around small animals and continued guidance with leash skills and recall.

With patience, understanding, and a little room to shine, Sweatpants is a fun, loving companion with so much to offer. She’s a special girl who deserves a home that will celebrate her progress and help her continue to grow!

9/26/26 Volunteer Feedback: Sweatpants is a sweet, affectionate girl with a warm and loving personality. She loves her many walks and looks forward to getting out and exploring! She walks nicely on leash and enjoys taking in all the sights and smells along the way, especially when there are squirrels and rabbits to watch. She also absolutely loves playing with her soccer ball!

Sweatpants is a smart girl who is eager to please and enjoys being with her people. She has learned that her crate is a cozy place to relax, and she happily goes in when asked for some quiet time or a nap.

With her loving nature, gentle spirit, playful personality, and beautiful blue eyes, Sweet Pants is sure to make a wonderful addition to a family looking for a devoted and affectionate companion.

8/28/26 Volunteer Feedback: I played chaperone for Sweatpants at the Tractor Supply event recently, and I also spent time with her during a recent shelter shift. She responded well to sit, lay down, and shake, and was very motivated by treats as rewards. She played a little, but treats were definitely her priority. Sweatpants also wanted hugs and is a big nuzzler.

She seemed to respond better to adults than kids in the store, though I’m not sure if that’s a pattern or just how she felt that day. She was great in the car—she liked looking out the side window or watching the front view. Sweatpants jumped into my Jeep as soon as I opened the door and waited for the okay before jumping back out again. She was well‑behaved while driving and stayed calm the whole time.

She was easy to walk on the leash, didn’t pull, and frequently checked in with me. Today we watched a large rabbit come close, stop, then hop across the road. Sweatpants paused, watched it, then checked in with me again. She got a reward, we watched the rabbit leave, and continued our walk with no pulling or barking.

8/15/26 Volunteer Feedback: Sweatpants is a gorgeous and lively girl who looks forward to a family and home of her own. She is an excellent walker on leash, never getting distra

Quinta is a sweet lady looking for her forever home take her on new adventures!

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10/18/26 Foster Feedback: We have been to a few events now with Quinta and everyone's feedback has been super positive about her demeanor and her personality during these events. During these events she will meet various families, kids and sometimes even other dogs are there and she always holds her composure so well. A lot of the feedback is that Quinta looks a lot smaller in person than she does on the website. She has been with us now for a couple of months and has settled in perfectly. While we are out of town she has been with a couple of different babysitters and a variety of dogs and both of the sitters have had raving reviews about how she acts in the house. Quinta is fully kennel trained and even though she would prefer to not be in the kennel she goes in without questions asked on our way out the door for work and she sleeps through the night. She has had no accidents inside the house and is always up for playing if anyone will play with her. I would say the one thing that she doesn't like is taking photos. As soon as I get my phone out during a very cute pose Quinta looks away so I'm trying my best to be a sneaky photographer to show how absolutely adorable and kind this sweet soul is.

8/31/26 Foster Feedback: Quinta has been with us a couple weeks now and still the best girl. Now that she is in a routine with our work schedule the kennel has not been a problem. She goes right in when we have to leave for work and even waits for me by the door. Quinta loves to play tug-of-war and still loves her tennis ball. She has met lots of new people and has been so great to each one. She gets very excited to see you and still greets with a hug. Quinta just wants everyone to know how sweet she is.

8/30/26 Volunteer Feedback: Quinta recently stayed with me for a week. She is the sweetest girl who loves cuddles, fetch, and being in your business.

Quinta did great with my small dog. Quinta played so gently with her and made sure to play in a way that my dog was comfortable. It mainly involved Quinta running back and forth on the couch while my dog barked at her.

Quinta also did great with my foster, Dale Doback, who is about her same size. Quinta matched Dale’s energy and rough play style. Quinta and Dale both needed reminders when it was time to settle down. If I had let them, I think they would have played for the entire week without a break.

Quinta is an angel on a leash and completely ignored the dogs we passed on our walk. She had no hesitation when meeting new people and wanted to give them all hugs.

Quinta knew the basic commands (sit, shake, lay down, stay, etc.).

If you have the space in your heart and home, Quinta would love to help fill it with her toys.

8/17/26 Foster Feedback: We have had Quinta for three days now and she is truly the sweetest. We picked her up from the building and drove two hours to the lake. She did great in the car the whole way.

Upon getting to the lake we wanted to see how Quinta liked the water - she unfortunately jumped into the 'mud' side of the dock and sprang out of the water like a kangaroo... So her very first experience made her hesitant but she tried again and didn't mind when it was the nice part of the water.

Quinta met eight different adults and one very high energy eight-year old

Kojak is potty trained. He kennels well. But doesn't like to be in there too long. He likes people, and dogs. He would do well with another bigger dog someone to play with. A tall wood fenced in yard, would be great for him it would give him room to run around get some of that energy out. He loves to be outside. Likes the sprinkler in the summer time and a pool.

Kojak would do well in a home that keeps him busy, long walks play ball, and Frisbee.
Come and meet your new best friend!

Kojak is waiting for his family or special person.

8/25/26 Foster Feedback: Kojak is a sweet, energetic little (well not so little anymore) husky mix puppy. He’s 5 months old and very smart — always willing to learn new things. He knows how to sit, shake, and lay down… for a treat, of course.

He would probably do well with someone active who likes to take walks or maybe even run. Kojak kennels well, though he’ll bark to let me know when he wants out. He is mostly potty trained, and at night he barks when he has to go outside — and he really does have to go.

Kojak would do well with older kids right now, just because he still jumps on people when he gets excited. We are working on this.

Kojak would love to go on some adventures with you.

8/11/26 Temporary Care Feedback: We recently babysat Kojak, and he was the sweetest little man with typical puppy energy. He took correction well from our dog and settled in quickly. He was a little jumpy around the kids, but he didn’t bother them otherwise. Overall, Kojak was an easy, enjoyable guest.

6/11/2026 Foster Feedback: Little Kojak isn’t so little anymore, he’s growing fast! If you want to enjoy some puppy time you must adopt him soon.
He's playful, funny to watch outside exploring the world around him.
Kojak enjoys playing with the bigger dogs. I sit outside and watch them just because he's still little...
We are working on potty training.
Kojak is teething, so he really likes to chew on bones and sometimes my hands and ankles too.
He does kennel well.
He likes to bark to get my attention.
Kojak would love a home to call his own with a family that will love him forever!

5/18/26 Foster Feedback: Kojak likes to be held, and his foster mom is enjoying that. He’s doing well in his kennel, he’ll bark a little before settling in.

He likes being outside and wandering around, but he doesn’t go far from his foster. Once he goes outside, he potties right away. He watches the other dogs play — he’s just too little to join in right now.

Kojak is ready for someone who wants a small, sweet puppy to grow with.
Who’s ready to adopt this little guy? Kojak would love to go on some adventures with you!