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  Meet Jack A Handsome Terrier-Shepherd Mix Ready for His Forever Home! Name: Jack (Macho) Breed: Terrier / Shepherd Mix Gender: Male | Age: 4 Years DOB: 10/27/2022 Weight: 14.5 kg / Approximately 32 lbs Good With: Dogs ✔️ | Kids ✔️ | Cats: Unknown Personality: Individual temperament and activity preferences to be confirmed Medical: Neutered ✔️ | Vaccinated ✔️ | Flea Prevention Administered ✔️ | Distemper Screening ✔️ | 4DX Testing ✔️ Location: Los Angeles, California Transportation: Safe transportation coordinated for approved adopters throughout the United States. ❤️ Personality & Breed Information Meet Jack, a handsome 4-year-old Terrier-Shepherd mix weighing approximately 32 pounds! This wonderful boy is searching for a loving forever family who will give him the stability, companionship, and care every rescue dog deserves. At four years old, Jack is a mature adult with many wonderful years ahead of him. He's past the earliest stages of puppyhood and at an age when dogs can continue building strong relationships with their families while learning new routines and skills. With his manageable medium size and interesting combination of Terrier and Shepherd heritage, Jack has the potential to become a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates intelligent, engaging dogs. Although Jack's individual temperament and favorite activities have not yet been fully documented, his breed background offers helpful insight into the type of enrichment, training, and lifestyle that may suit him. About the Terrier-Shepherd Mix Terriers and Shepherds are two distinctive groups of dogs, both known for their intelligence, enthusiasm, and strong working backgrounds. As a Terrier-Shepherd mix, Jack may inherit characteristics from either side of his heritage. Typical Terrier Characteristics: Curious and alert: Terriers often enjoy exploring their surroundings and investigating interesting sights and smells. Intelligent and determined: Many are quick learners who appreciate engaging activities. Energetic and playful: Terriers frequently enjoy interactive games and daily exercise. Independent thinkers: They can benefit from consistent, positive training and clear household expectations. Typical Shepherd Characteristics: Intelligent and trainable: Shepherd breeds often respond well to structured learning and positive reinforcement. Loyal and people-oriented: Many develop strong attachments to their families. Active and athletic: Shepherds generally benefit from regular exercise and mental stimulation. Observant and attentive: Their working backgrounds can make them especially aware of their environments. Because Jack is a mixed breed, his individual personality may differ from these general breed tendencies. His future family should be prepared to learn about his unique preferences, activity level, and behavior as he settles into his new home. At approximately 32 pounds, Jack is a medium-sized dog who may fit comfortably into a variety of living arrangements, provided his exercise, enrichment, and companionship needs are met. Jack deserves a family who will get to know him as an individual, appreciate his unique personality, and give him the opportunity to enjoy a happy, secure life. Training, Adjustment & What to Expect At four years old, Jack is an adult dog who will benefit from a consistent routine, positive reinforcement training, and patient guidance. Rescue dogs may arrive with basic training at best, so adopters should be prepared to continue working on house training if needed, leash manners, basic obedience, recall, calm greetings, household boundaries, and appropriate socialization. Terrier-Shepherd mixes can be intelligent and curious, making mental enrichment an important part of their daily routine. Jack's future family should use patience, encouragement, and consistency to help him understand what is expected in his new home. Exercise & Daily Activities Depending on his individual energy level, Jack may enjoy: Regular daily walks and opportunities to explore. Interactive games and supervised playtime. Positive reinforcement obedience training. Puzzle toys and scent-based enrichment activities. Spending quality time with his family. A consistent routine that balances exercise, learning, and relaxation. His exercise routine should be adjusted to his individual fitness, preferences, and veterinary recommendations. Living With Other Pets Jack is considered suitable for homes with other dogs and children, with appropriate introductions and supervision. His compatibility with cats has not yet been confirmed. Because some Terriers have strong chasing instincts and some Shepherd breeds have herding tendencies, introductions to cats and other small animals should be approached carefully. All introductions should be gradual, supervised, and respectful of each animal's comfort level. The 3-3-3 Rule Every rescue dog needs time to adjust to a new environment. 3 Days: Time to decompress, observe his surroundings, and begin feeling safe. 3 Weeks: Time to understand his new household routine, build confidence, and become more comfortable. 3 Months: Time to strengthen his bond with his family, settle into daily life, and begin feeling truly at home. These are general guidelines rather than strict deadlines. Every dog adjusts at their own pace. Jack deserves a family who will provide patience, stability, encouragement, and reassurance as he settles into his forever home. Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care Jack has received important veterinary care and preventive treatment in preparation for his next chapter. His reported medical information includes: Neutered: Jack has been sterilized. Vaccinated: His vaccinations have been administered. Flea Prevention: Jack has received anti-flea treatment. Distemper Screening: A distemper check has been performed. 4DX Testing: Jack has undergone a 4DX screening, commonly used to check for heartworm disease and certain tick-borne infections. Important: The results of Jack's distemper screening and 4DX test have not been provided. His future adopter should review the veterinary records to confirm the results and determine whether any follow-up care is needed. Important Terrier-Shepherd Health Considerations As a medium-sized Terrier-Shepherd mix, Jack will benefit from preventive healthcare and regular monitoring throughout his life. Depending on his individual genetics, some potential considerations include: Joint and orthopedic health: Certain Shepherd breeds may be predisposed to hip or elbow concerns, making healthy weight management and appropriate exercise important. Skin and coat health: Some Terriers can be susceptible to skin sensitivities or allergies. Dental health: Regular brushing and veterinary dental evaluations help prevent periodontal disease. Weight management: Maintaining a healthy weight supports mobility, cardiovascular health, and overall well-being. Parasite prevention: Continued flea, tick, and heartworm prevention should be discussed with a veterinarian. Routine wellness screening: Regular examinations help identify potential concerns early. These are general breed-related considerations and should not be interpreted as diagnosed conditions in Jack. Daily Care & Owner Responsibilities Jack will need: High-quality nutrition appropriate for his age, weight, and activity level. Regular veterinary examinations and preventive healthcare. Daily exercise and mental enrichment suited to his individual needs. Routine grooming, dental care, and nail maintenance. Consistent flea, tick, heartworm, and parasite prevention as recommended by his veterinarian. Continued training and positive socialization to support good household manners. A safe, secure living environment with appropriate supervision during outdoor activities. Plenty of companionship, patience, and affection as he adjusts to his new family. Adopting Jack is a lifelong commitment that includes providing proper nutrition, veterinary care, training, exercise, safety, companionship, and unconditional love. Adoption Information If you are interested in adopting Jack, please complete an adoption application: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptions Ozzie and Friends Rescue is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit dedicated to rescuing dogs in need and helping them find safe, loving forever homes. While based in Southern California, we coordinate safe transportation for approved adopters throughout the United States. Our goal is to give every dog the best possible chance of finding the right family and a home where they will be loved and cared for throughout their lives. Adopting Jack means committing to his continued training, veterinary care, exercise, safety, companionship, and lifelong happiness. Jack is a handsome 4-year-old boy with a bright future waiting ahead of him! At approximately 32 pounds, he's ready for the opportunity to become a cherished member of a loving family. He deserves a home where he'll be treated with kindness, given the time to adjust, and supported as he learns to trust and enjoy his new life. Whether it's sharing daily walks, discovering new activities, or simply having a comfortable place to rest, Jack is ready for a fresh start. Could you be the family who gives this wonderful boy the forever home he deserves? 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  Meet Jack A Handsome Terrier-Shepherd Mix Ready for His Forever Home! Name: Jack (Macho) Breed: Terrier / Shepherd Mix Gender: Male | Age: 4 Years DOB: 10/27/2022 Weight: 14.5 kg / Approximately 32 lbs Good With: Dogs ✔️ | Kids ✔️ | Cats: Unknown Personality: Individual temperament and activity preferences to be confirmed Medical: Neutered ✔️ | Vaccinated ✔️ | Flea Prevention Administered ✔️ | Distemper Screening ✔️ | 4DX Testing ✔️ Location: Los Angeles, California Transportation: Safe transportation coordinated for approved adopters throughout the United States. ❤️ Personality & Breed Information Meet Jack, a handsome 4-year-old Terrier-Shepherd mix weighing approximately 32 pounds! This wonderful boy is searching for a loving forever family who will give him the stability, companionship, and care every rescue dog deserves. At four years old, Jack is a mature adult with many wonderful years ahead of him. He's past the earliest stages of puppyhood and at an age when dogs can continue building strong relationships with their families while learning new routines and skills. With his manageable medium size and interesting combination of Terrier and Shepherd heritage, Jack has the potential to become a wonderful companion for someone who appreciates intelligent, engaging dogs. Although Jack's individual temperament and favorite activities have not yet been fully documented, his breed background offers helpful insight into the type of enrichment, training, and lifestyle that may suit him. About the Terrier-Shepherd Mix Terriers and Shepherds are two distinctive groups of dogs, both known for their intelligence, enthusiasm, and strong working backgrounds. As a Terrier-Shepherd mix, Jack may inherit characteristics from either side of his heritage. Typical Terrier Characteristics: Curious and alert: Terriers often enjoy exploring their surroundings and investigating interesting sights and smells. Intelligent and determined: Many are quick learners who appreciate engaging activities. Energetic and playful: Terriers frequently enjoy interactive games and daily exercise. Independent thinkers: They can benefit from consistent, positive training and clear household expectations. Typical Shepherd Characteristics: Intelligent and trainable: Shepherd breeds often respond well to structured learning and positive reinforcement. Loyal and people-oriented: Many develop strong attachments to their families. Active and athletic: Shepherds generally benefit from regular exercise and mental stimulation. Observant and attentive: Their working backgrounds can make them especially aware of their environments. Because Jack is a mixed breed, his individual personality may differ from these general breed tendencies. His future family should be prepared to learn about his unique preferences, activity level, and behavior as he settles into his new home. At approximately 32 pounds, Jack is a medium-sized dog who may fit comfortably into a variety of living arrangements, provided his exercise, enrichment, and companionship needs are met. Jack deserves a family who will get to know him as an individual, appreciate his unique personality, and give him the opportunity to enjoy a happy, secure life. Training, Adjustment & What to Expect At four years old, Jack is an adult dog who will benefit from a consistent routine, positive reinforcement training, and patient guidance. Rescue dogs may arrive with basic training at best, so adopters should be prepared to continue working on house training if needed, leash manners, basic obedience, recall, calm greetings, household boundaries, and appropriate socialization. Terrier-Shepherd mixes can be intelligent and curious, making mental enrichment an important part of their daily routine. Jack's future family should use patience, encouragement, and consistency to help him understand what is expected in his new home. Exercise & Daily Activities Depending on his individual energy level, Jack may enjoy: Regular daily walks and opportunities to explore. Interactive games and supervised playtime. Positive reinforcement obedience training. Puzzle toys and scent-based enrichment activities. Spending quality time with his family. A consistent routine that balances exercise, learning, and relaxation. His exercise routine should be adjusted to his individual fitness, preferences, and veterinary recommendations. Living With Other Pets Jack is considered suitable for homes with other dogs and children, with appropriate introductions and supervision. His compatibility with cats has not yet been confirmed. Because some Terriers have strong chasing instincts and some Shepherd breeds have herding tendencies, introductions to cats and other small animals should be approached carefully. All introductions should be gradual, supervised, and respectful of each animal's comfort level. The 3-3-3 Rule Every rescue dog needs time to adjust to a new environment. 3 Days: Time to decompress, observe his surroundings, and begin feeling safe. 3 Weeks: Time to understand his new household routine, build confidence, and become more comfortable. 3 Months: Time to strengthen his bond with his family, settle into daily life, and begin feeling truly at home. These are general guidelines rather than strict deadlines. Every dog adjusts at their own pace. Jack deserves a family who will provide patience, stability, encouragement, and reassurance as he settles into his forever home. Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care Jack has received important veterinary care and preventive treatment in preparation for his next chapter. His reported medical information includes: Neutered: Jack has been sterilized. Vaccinated: His vaccinations have been administered. Flea Prevention: Jack has received anti-flea treatment. Distemper Screening: A distemper check has been performed. 4DX Testing: Jack has undergone a 4DX screening, commonly used to check for heartworm disease and certain tick-borne infections. Important: The results of Jack's distemper screening and 4DX test have not been provided. His future adopter should review the veterinary records to confirm the results and determine whether any follow-up care is needed. Important Terrier-Shepherd Health Considerations As a medium-sized Terrier-Shepherd mix, Jack will benefit from preventive healthcare and regular monitoring throughout his life. Depending on his individual genetics, some potential considerations include: Joint and orthopedic health: Certain Shepherd breeds may be predisposed to hip or elbow concerns, making healthy weight management and appropriate exercise important. Skin and coat health: Some Terriers can be susceptible to skin sensitivities or allergies. Dental health: Regular brushing and veterinary dental evaluations help prevent periodontal disease. Weight management: Maintaining a healthy weight supports mobility, cardiovascular health, and overall well-being. Parasite prevention: Continued flea, tick, and heartworm prevention should be discussed with a veterinarian. Routine wellness screening: Regular examinations help identify potential concerns early. These are general breed-related considerations and should not be interpreted as diagnosed conditions in Jack. Daily Care & Owner Responsibilities Jack will need: High-quality nutrition appropriate for his age, weight, and activity level. Regular veterinary examinations and preventive healthcare. Daily exercise and mental enrichment suited to his individual needs. Routine grooming, dental care, and nail maintenance. Consistent flea, tick, heartworm, and parasite prevention as recommended by his veterinarian. Continued training and positive socialization to support good household manners. A safe, secure living environment with appropriate supervision during outdoor activities. Plenty of companionship, patience, and affection as he adjusts to his new family. Adopting Jack is a lifelong commitment that includes providing proper nutrition, veterinary care, training, exercise, safety, companionship, and unconditional love. Adoption Information If you are interested in adopting Jack, please complete an adoption application: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptions Ozzie and Friends Rescue is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit dedicated to rescuing dogs in need and helping them find safe, loving forever homes. While based in Southern California, we coordinate safe transportation for approved adopters throughout the United States. Our goal is to give every dog the best possible chance of finding the right family and a home where they will be loved and cared for throughout their lives. Adopting Jack means committing to his continued training, veterinary care, exercise, safety, companionship, and lifelong happiness. Jack is a handsome 4-year-old boy with a bright future waiting ahead of him! At approximately 32 pounds, he's ready for the opportunity to become a cherished member of a loving family. He deserves a home where he'll be treated with kindness, given the time to adjust, and supported as he learns to trust and enjoy his new life. Whether it's sharing daily walks, discovering new activities, or simply having a comfortable place to rest, Jack is ready for a fresh start. Could you be the family who gives this wonderful boy the forever home he deserves? Make Jack’s bio much shorterUse only confirmed facts about Jack November 12, 2026, 6:37 pm

Sweet Zeus is a happy and handsome boy! He is fun and sweet. Zeus would benefit from a home with no other dogs and children. He's had a lot of adjustments in his short life he needs someone patient so he can acclimate. Apply online at www.lolasrescue.com   ##2850258##

Adoption fee includes the following: Spay/Neuter Rabies Vaccination Distemper / Parvo Vaccines (includes series of 3 for puppies) Bordetella Microchip with prepaid lifetime registration Deworming ##2893791##

Hi, I`m Malcolm! I`m a fun and playful puppy who is ready for a lifetime of adventures! I can be shy with new people and other dogs so I`d love a quiet home with kids over the age of 8. While I can be shy I have a good history with older kids and living with other dogs after a slow intro. I can`t wait to meet you!

Hi I'm Orbit. I'm a very sweet girl that is looking for a great home. I've lived with my friend Buddy for several years so we can be adopted together, but we can also do well in separate homes. I'm a pretty easy going girl. I like to play a little bit, enjoy going for walks, and like to sit on your lap or next to you on the couch. I love treats and will give you high 5's in exchange for cookies. I do well with big and small dogs, live with cats, and do well with kids as long as they are gentle and respectful.  If I sound like a good match for you, fill out an application and lets set up a meet!  If you're interested in meeting me please fill out an application at www.thegooddogrescue.org (If you already have an approved application, please email thegooddogrescueadoptions@gmail.com with your interest in me!) My adoption fee is $250 and I am spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, and have had a recent dental ##2891588##

Fugal, better known as Fuego, is a sweet, well-mannered boy who is settling into foster life and starting to show us what a good guy he is! He can be a little timid while getting used to new surroundings, but his gentle personality is already shining through. So far, he’s been wonderfully quiet (not a single bark!), sweet with his people, and an easy houseguest. His listening skills are still a work in progress, but we’ll give him a pass while he figures out his new routine. Fuego is already enjoying the finer things in life: a fresh bath, a cozy new dog bed, and plenty of treats. His foster family is smitten with him, and we can’t wait to see him continue to gain confidence and come out of his shell. He’ll also be getting to know the kids in his foster home, so we’re looking forward to learning more about how he does with them!   ##2860954##

Meet Sandy! ❤️ A Friendly Little Cairn Terrier Mix Ready to Find Her Forever Home! Breed: Cairn Terrier Mix Gender: Female Age: Unknown Weight: 16 lbs Good With: Dogs ✔️ | Kids ✔️ | Cats: Unknown Personality: Friendly, Sociable, and Sweet Medical: Vaccinations in Progress | Spay Status Not Confirmed ❤️ Personality & Breed Information Meet Sandy, a delightful 16-pound Cairn Terrier mix with a friendly personality and a wonderful opportunity for a fresh start! This lovely little girl is searching for a family who will welcome her into their home and give her the love, security, and companionship she deserves. While Sandy's exact age is unknown, one thing we do know is that she's a friendly girl! Her welcoming nature makes her a promising companion for someone looking for a small dog to share everyday life with. About the Cairn Terrier Mix Cairn Terriers originated in Scotland, where they were bred to hunt small animals among rocky terrain. These little dogs are known for their intelligence, determination, lively personalities, and affectionate relationships with their families. As a Cairn Terrier mix, Sandy may inherit several wonderful characteristics: Friendly and Affectionate: Many Cairn Terriers enjoy companionship and family interaction. Intelligent and Curious: They often enjoy learning new skills and investigating their surroundings. Playful and Spirited: Their Terrier heritage can bring enthusiasm for toys, games, and outdoor activities. Confident and Independent: They may have a determined streak that benefits from patient training. Alert and Observant: Cairn Terriers are often attentive to activity around them. These are general breed tendencies, and Sandy's individual personality and energy level will guide her needs. Sandy's Ideal Home At 16 pounds, Sandy is a convenient size for a variety of living arrangements, including apartments or houses, provided she receives appropriate exercise and attention. She would be a lovely match for an individual, couple, or family seeking a friendly companion who can participate in everyday activities. Sandy is considered suitable for homes with other dogs and children, with proper introductions and supervision. Her compatibility with cats is currently unknown. Sandy deserves a family who will appreciate her friendly spirit and make her a cherished part of their lives. Training, Adjustment & What to Expect Because Sandy's age and previous training history are unknown, her adopter should be prepared to help her learn household routines and reinforce basic manners. Rescue dogs may arrive with basic training at best, so patience and positive reinforcement are important. Sandy may benefit from: Consistent house training and bathroom routines. Gentle leash training and basic obedience. Daily walks and supervised outdoor exploration. Interactive toys, scent games, and mental enrichment. Positive introductions to new people, pets, and environments. Cairn Terrier mixes can be clever and independent, so short, enjoyable training sessions will help encourage cooperation. The 3-3-3 Rule Every rescue dog needs time to adjust to a new home: 3 Days: Decompress and begin feeling safe. 3 Weeks: Learn household routines and develop confidence. 3 Months: Build trust and feel more comfortable with the family. These are flexible guidelines rather than deadlines. A predictable routine and gentle encouragement will help Sandy settle in at her own pace. Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care Sandy is currently in the process of receiving her vaccinations. Her future family will need to review her medical records and complete any outstanding vaccines or boosters according to veterinary recommendations. Her spay status has not yet been confirmed. If she has not been spayed, her adopter must follow the rescue's sterilization requirements and veterinary guidance. Cairn Terrier Health Considerations Cairn Terrier mixes may have inherited predispositions to certain conditions, including: Skin Allergies: Some Cairn Terriers are prone to environmental sensitivities and skin irritation. Patellar Luxation: A kneecap condition that can affect mobility. Dental Disease: Regular tooth brushing and dental examinations help maintain oral health. Eye Conditions: Certain inherited eye disorders may occur in the breed. These are general breed-related considerations, not diagnosed conditions in Sandy. Grooming & Lifelong Care Depending on her coat type, Sandy may need regular brushing and occasional professional grooming to keep her coat healthy and comfortable. Her future family should also provide balanced nutrition, parasite prevention, routine veterinary examinations, dental hygiene, nail trimming, and appropriate exercise. Because her exact age is unknown, a veterinary assessment can help determine her individual health needs and the most suitable care routine. Adopting Sandy means providing the stability, companionship, and lifelong care every rescue dog deserves. Adoption Information Ready to welcome Sandy into your family? Ozzie and Friends Rescue is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit dedicated to rescuing dogs in need and helping them find safe, loving forever homes. We coordinate safe transportation for approved adopters throughout the United States, subject to veterinary and travel clearance. Because Sandy's vaccinations are still in progress, any outstanding medical requirements must be addressed before transportation arrangements are finalized. Sandy is a friendly little girl with so much companionship to offer! At 16 pounds, she's a wonderful size for someone looking for a loving canine friend. Her age may be a mystery, but her future doesn't have to be. With a family who will cherish her, Sandy can begin a beautiful new chapter filled with comfort, kindness, and happy memories. Could you be the one to give Sandy the forever home she's been waiting for? ❤️ Apply to Adopt: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptionsNovember 12, 2026, 6:37 pm