Posted 1 month ago | Updated over 3 weeks ago
Interview
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
Home Check
Meet Anchovy/Hazel!
Hazel is a 1-year-old, energetic, sweet girl with a big personality. After being saved from the E-List, she has blossomed. She loves people and other dogs and will happily take all the attention you’re willing to give. She enjoys walks, playing with dog friends, and being close to her humans. When she cuddles, she likes to place her paw on your arm—her little way of staying connected.
She’s still young and needs some training, but she catches on quickly with consistency. Because she can get excited and jump, she’s probably not the best fit for a home with small kids right now, though training can definitely help with that.
Hazel would be great for someone who wants an active, affectionate dog and doesn’t mind putting in a little training. She’s loving, fun, and ready for a family of her own—and she’ll be the most loyal companion you could ask for.
Meet Anchovy/Hazel!
Hazel is a 1-year-old, energetic, sweet girl with a big personality. After being saved from the E-List, she has blossomed. She loves people and other dogs and will happily take all the attention you’re willing to give. She enjoys walks, playing with dog friends, and being close to her humans. When she cuddles, she likes to place her paw on your arm—her little way of staying connected.
She’s still young and needs some training, but she catches on quickly with consistency. Because she can get excited and jump, she’s probably not the best fit for a home with small kids right now, though training can definitely help with that.
Hazel would be great for someone who wants an active, affectionate dog and doesn’t mind putting in a little training. She’s loving, fun, and ready for a family of her own—and she’ll be the most loyal companion you could ask for.
Interview
Since we are in Mexico, our typical adoption by pictures/videos on social media. We respond to email/calls
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
Visitors/vacationers/volunteers meet a dog and want to adopt we interview and ask for home pictures
Home Check
If adopted locally, in Mexico, we do a home check. If we feel a home check is needed in the states we have a volunteer conduct
