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I am a fun loving guy and my foster mom says I am the most mature of all of my littermates. I enjoy my own quiet space to nap, but I love a good game of fetch with a ball. This is one thing my foster mom and I enjoy during our quiet time. I don't always bring it back, but I do enjoy the thrill of being able to run and go get it, but mom says I am getting much better. I enjoy exploring my outdoor space and finding a nice cool spot in a dirt hole in the shade. I get super excited to see my foster humans, especially when it's food and treat time... bedtime cookies are my favorite way to take a nap. I also enjoy romping around with the other dogs in the house. I am a pretty independent boy but my mom says that I still have a lot of experiences to learn about in the world, and I am a little shy as we are starting to discover the world. I enjoy a nice chew on a bone and my toys, but I also like to have a nice quiet rub down from my foster mom.
We have adoption clinic on the 1st Saturday of each month from 11a-2pm at 6300 San Mateo (along the grass next to Academy Rd) in the southern end of the Spouts Market parking lot volunteer staffing/weather permitting.
We can also make arrangements for a Private Meet-and-Greet with the foster parent and your household with approved applications. You can complete and easy online application here:
https://form.jotform.com/222028369049155
The $250 adoption fee covers S/N, microchip, vaccines and heartworm/tic borne illness testing.
I am a fun loving guy and my foster mom says I am the most mature of all of my littermates. I enjoy my own quiet space to nap, but I love a good game of fetch with a ball. This is one thing my foster mom and I enjoy during our quiet time. I don't always bring it back, but I do enjoy the thrill of being able to run and go get it, but mom says I am getting much better. I enjoy exploring my outdoor space and finding a nice cool spot in a dirt hole in the shade. I get super excited to see my foster humans, especially when it's food and treat time... bedtime cookies are my favorite way to take a nap. I also enjoy romping around with the other dogs in the house. I am a pretty independent boy but my mom says that I still have a lot of experiences to learn about in the world, and I am a little shy as we are starting to discover the world. I enjoy a nice chew on a bone and my toys, but I also like to have a nice quiet rub down from my foster mom.
We have adoption clinic on the 1st Saturday of each month from 11a-2pm at 6300 San Mateo (along the grass next to Academy Rd) in the southern end of the Spouts Market parking lot volunteer staffing/weather permitting.
We can also make arrangements for a Private Meet-and-Greet with the foster parent and your household with approved applications. You can complete and easy online application here:
https://form.jotform.com/222028369049155
The $250 adoption fee covers S/N, microchip, vaccines and heartworm/tic borne illness testing.
Dog Adoption Clinics are held on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays of each month (weather and volunteer staffing permitting) by the Sprouts Market on San Mateo & Academy NE, along the grass. Come by and see us!
Hours are 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
If you would like to adopt an dog from PACA please call:
(505) 255-0544
Our cats are at Petsmart, Academy/Wyoming, 7 days a week.
Dog Adoption Clinics are held on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays of each month (weather and volunteer staffing permitting) by the Sprouts Market on San Mateo & Academy NE, along the grass. Come by and see us!
Hours are 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
If you would like to adopt an dog from PACA please call:
(505) 255-0544
Our cats are at Petsmart, Academy/Wyoming, 7 days a week.
More about this rescue
People’s Anti Cruelty Association / Albuquerque Animal Rescue (PACA), a No-Kill rescue group, was founded in 1973. Our main mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehouse homeless dogs and cats. PACA has no shelter facility and relies on an organized network of foster parents who graciously take animals into their homes and hearts until permanent homes are found.
People’s Anti Cruelty Association / Albuquerque Animal Rescue (PACA), a No-Kill rescue group, was founded in 1973. Our main mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehouse homeless dogs and cats. PACA has no shelter facility and relies on an organized network of foster parents who graciously take animals into their homes and hearts until permanent homes are found.
