Boxer puppies and dogs in Haddonfield, New Jersey

Randall is a young, beefy bully mix looking for his forever home. This happy, friendly boy loves everyone he meets and greets new friends with his signature full-body wiggle that starts at his nose and goes all the way to his tail.Randall is a social guy who enjoys being around people and is dog friendly, too. He brings a lot of joyful energy wherever he goes and would thrive with a family who’s ready for a lovable, friendly companion.He is still working on his manners and would benefit from some basic training to help him channel his excitement. Sometimes he forgets just how big and enthusiastic he is! Because of his bouncy personality, he’d do best in an adult-only home or with dog-savvy kids over 10.If you’re looking for a chunky, happy boy with endless wiggles and lots of love to give, Randall might be the perfect addition to your family.

This sweet 9-year-old boy has spent over a year living in a kennel, watching as people walk past him to adopt younger dogs. Don’t let his age fool you — he’s full of life and love to give! ❤ Despite his long stay, Block Head has kept his spirits high and his tail wagging. Why Block Head will steal your heart: 🧡 Gets excited every time he sees you❣️ 🧡 Very affectionate & loves being petted ❤ 🧡 Loves showing off his commands like sit, stay, down & paw (his favorite!) 🧡 Takes correction well & is eager to please 🧡 Enjoys playing with toys 🥎 🧡 Walks great on the leash 🐾 🧡 Enjoys splashing around in the pool 💦 🧡 Would love to be your one & only furry companion 🐶

MEET Bridget — our 9-year-old sweetheart with a heart of gold Bridget has a very special fan who loves senior dogs but can’t adopt right now — so she’s doing the next best thing and sponsoring Bridget’s $400 adoption fee! &#226&#157&#164&#239&#184&#143 Don’t let that powder-sugar-speckled face and “serious” photo pose fool you — Bridget is pure sunshine! &#226&#152&#128&#239&#184&#143 This cobalt-colored Lab mix lives for gentle walks, lazy naps in warm spots, and being near her person. She’s calm, kind, and the easiest housemate you could ever hope for — dog- and cat-friendly, house and crate trained, great on leash, and so respectful of your space (and your snacks!). If you’re looking for a quiet, loyal companion who will fill your home with peace and love, Bridget’s your girl. Apply to adopt this gentle gem today at oneloveanimalrescue.orgTo be considered as this pet's adopter, please go to  https://oneloveanimalrescue.org/adoption-applications/dog-application/ to complete your application. March 15, 2026, 6:53 am

PT (short for Part Time, Pinky Toe, Public Transit, etc.) was born in October 2024 and adopted in January of 2025 Gainesville, FL, and then moved with her family to Philadelphia, PA in July of 2025. She has all of the personality and puppy energy you could ask for, while noticeably chilling out as she grows older. She loves going to the dog park and has incredible agility- truly a graceful freak of a dog! My partner and I have had increasingly busy schedules, and on top of that recently separated. This has put a strain on the amount of time we are able to spend going on long walks, to the park, and focusing on PT's needs in general. While the decision to rehome her has been incredible difficult, ultimately we want to find a home for PT where she can receive all of the attention she deserves.

Snowcone (ACCT-A-244639) arrived at ACCT Philly on March 6th after police discovered him and two other dogs tied up inside an abandoned home. Despite this difficult start, Snowcone has shown himself to be a resilient and affectionate young dog who is eager to connect with people and soak up attention. Since arriving at the shelter, Snowcone has consistently demonstrated a loving and people-oriented personality. He happily leans into pets, greets handlers with soft eyes and wiggly energy, and takes treats gently. Volunteers describe him as a “lover” who enjoys being close to his person and will enthusiastically jump up to say hello. Snowcone is still learning some basics like responding to cues and playing with toys—he seems a bit unfamiliar with games like fetch and even flinched when a ball was thrown, suggesting he may not have had much experience with play before arriving. Even so, he shows curiosity and interest and may blossom with patient guidance and positive reinforcement. Snowcone has also shown encouraging social behavior with other dogs. Through the fence and in playgroup assessments, he has displayed loose body language, friendly greetings, and interest in meeting canine companions. While he can pull on leash when other dogs are nearby due to excitement, he has been steerable and warms up quickly after initial tension. During a recent day trip, he reportedly did very well, greeting strangers on walks with loose, wiggly tail wags and friendly enthusiasm. Snowcone also already knows how to give both paws, showing that he is a smart boy who enjoys interacting with people and learning new things. Overall, Snowcone is a sweet, affectionate dog who seems ready for a fresh start in a loving home where he can continue to build confidence, learn new skills, and enjoy the stability he deserves. 📽️Videos📽️ Playgroup 3/11 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfMCm6kgAGI7Vq8Skb-neqaasHwSjId9v Snowcone knows paw and other paw: https://youtube.com/shorts/1ezmwlkoUtY?feature=shared Meet Snowcone: https://youtube.com/shorts/HJvZ-RFDtBE?si=VudYAJ2kI-Wm3p8X Snowcone playing in the yard: https://youtube.com/shorts/CVLLXJznBUM?si=pB1Kc2jGZlTOjJTg ⭐Behavioral Notes⭐ Per volunteer 3/18/26: I took friendly snow cone out who is such a happy dog and so playful! Very easy to leash and walk! Walksheet notes: Snowcone was taken for a walk on March 15th. During this interaction, the handler noted that Snowcone had a medium energy level. The handler reported mild mouthing and moderate jumpiness. No one provided any additional behavioral notes or comments for this interaction. Day trip foster 3/12/26: Thank you again so much for the chance to take Snowcone out yesterday! I’m so grateful to have had a few hours with him and can’t wait to be able to take another dog out! I saw his updated profile and love hearing about his fast progress, especially considering his story and how he was found. I wanted to send over some more pictures of him smiling and happy. I can’t wait for him to hopefully find his forever home!! Also, just wanted to add a few more details about our trip!! He was so well behaved in the car and didn’t seem to have any anxiety at all. Once we were at Wissahickon, at one point he was trying to tug on the lease with his mouth as if he was playing. He seemed to do well with commands like sit, paw, and even stay when he had to wait for his treat. Playgroup 03/11/2026: High rapid tail wags, lip licking stiff at the gate, steerable, ears back, tense at first and then warmed up showing interest in multiple dogs, more relaxed body, high-mid level wags, ears back and then forward, good greetings 03/11/2026 per staff: When returning from day trip, foster indicated did well. Met strangers on walk-greeted with loose and wiggly wags. Upon return to kennel-Snow Cone was assessed in playgroup-spoke to behavior team that was present. Changing eligibility status to foster eligible due to notes and current behavior status 03/07/2026 per volunteer behavioral eval: Kennel Presentation: in crate, when I opened crate door, pawed to come out. I felt comfortable sticking leash in and lassoing. Leash Skills: can pull hard and whip around when a dog is around. Sociability: Snowcone is a lover. Comes over for pets, leans into you. Soft eyes. Gentle with treats. Did not respond to commands. Jumps up to say hi. Play: chased toys but seemed unfamiliar with them or fetching them. Flinched when I threw a ball. Did not retrieve. Dog Interaction: interested through fence. Loose body, neutral tail with medium speed tail wag. Return to Kennel: went back into crate for treats easily. Color Level: exp gold 📃Medical Notes📃 Weight 50.9 lbs – 03/07/2026 Vaccination History Rabies 03/07/2026 – Completed DHPP 03/07/2026 – Completed Bordetella (Kennel Cough), Adenovirus, Parainfluenza 03/07/2026 – Completed Physical Exam History Tech Exam: Intake - Medical 03/07/2026 | 9:58 am – Completed Weight 50.9 lbs Body Condition Score 5 - Ideal Assessment Microchip Found? No, placed here Microchip entered on profile? Yes Found Chip placed on hold? Collar placed? Yes Age- 3y Urogenital- Male Altered- Intact, two testicles Eyes- Clear Ears- Clear Nose- Clear Coat/Skin- Live fleas, healed scars throughout body Teeth- Stained, tartar on molars and gum line Gums- Pink, moist Musculoskeletal- Normal Behavior- BAR, friendly Procedures/Surgeries History Canine Castration (Scrotal, Adult) 03/09/2026 | 3:09 pm – Completed ACCT Philly is located at 111 West Hunting Park Ave in Philadelphia. We are open for adoptions 7 days a week, from 10am to 6pm, and no appointments are needed! Please visit www.acctphilly.org/adopt for details. If you are a rescue interested in pulling this animal, please email our lifesaving team, or visit here if you are not currently a rescue partner: https://acctphilly.org/acct-philly-love-local-partnership-program/ All animals at ACCT Philly are from Philadelphia, as the only open intake animal shelter in Philadelphia, we are not able to accept animals from outside of Philadelphia. ACCT Philly’s Pennsylvania kennel license number is 08313.

Look at this freckle faced babydoll! Highlander came in as a stray and was never reclaimed, so now he is looking for a human to love. He is a friendly, playful, happy boy ready to bounce into your life! seems crate trained and keeps a clean kennel. He does know sit and walks pretty nicely on the leash. Hes all boy so be ready to toss that ball and race around the yard with him. Unsure how he is going to be with other dogs or cats but we always require a dog meet if you already have a dog in the home. Come in and meet this handsome hunk!