Cane Corso puppies and dogs in Audubon, New Jersey

*UTD/MICROCHIPPED/ ON MONTHLY FLEA AND TICK AND HEARTWORM PILL/SPAYED *good with cats *no kids under 12 ( she is very fast when she runs) *non- reactive dogs are best to pair her with *loves chew toys and tennis balls!! On Feb 08, 2024, Beauty was found wandering all alone in Sweetwater, TN near the dump by a Good Samaritan who posted on Facebook in a lost and found group but no one came forward to claim her. :( Our animal control officer, reached out to us for help with this situation and connected us with the finder. At the time, the Monroe County shelter was over capacity and euthanizing on intake. When she arrived at woofwoof fosters it appeared something strange was going on with her eyes. Turns out, she had a condition called Entropion which caused her eyelashes/eyelids to grow inwards! We scheduled her for surgery ASAP as this can lead to blindness if left untreated! Beauty has since recovered from surgery and is now ready for adoption! We have dog tested Beauty at our dog trainers place in Athens, TN and found out that she is good with non-reactive dogs ( we have been pairing her up with non- reactive dogs at our rescue for play) .She would do best in a home without young children as she has a LOT of energy, young kids could unknowingly get in her way. She loves to run and play and will require mental stimulation in her new home as well as frequent physical stimulation. We think some simple scent trail training or possibly snuffle mats may help meet her needs as she has a curious snout! Her most favorite toy is a tennis ball! if you have two, that would be great or else you WILL go through ALOT of them because she will chew them up right away! We are teaching her to bring it and leave it and wait for us to toss her second ball. sometimes, we will work with her on just one ball....but that is a lot more work vs having a second one ready haha! We do believe she is house broken as she has not made any messes in our home or the dog building. **We do offer foster to adopt to do a trail run** ( PLEASE ASK US FOR MORE INFORMATION AS WE TAILOR TO YOUR NEEDS/ REQUESTS AS NEEDED, THE BEST WE CAN) If you have any questions, please feel free to get ahold of us through here, or through our website at www.woofwooffosters.org . Thank you, woofwoof fosters -team This animal is being fostered in the South but transport to a location near you is included in your adoption fee. We use Rescue Riders Pet Transport, (www.rescueridersllc.net), the most animal-friendly transport on the road.

Meet Celeste!Celeste is a sweet and spirited with a fun like puppy-like personality. She’s full of energy, loves to stay active, and is always excited to meet new friends both humans and other dogs! Celeste is affectionate, social, and ready to charm everyone she meets with her happy attitude. She’s looking for a home that can keep up with her playful energy and continue helping her thrive. If you’re looking for a loving companion who’s always ready for fun and adventure, Celeste may be the perfect match for you!---If you are interested in adopting, please come prepared --bring a photo ID, proof of address, and everyone in the home including resident dogs with vaccination history._______________The Pennsylvania SPCA350 E Erie Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19134Kennel #3079

** $95 in pledges for the rescue that pulls! ** **NEW NOTES & VIDEO 3/14** Ragtime ACCT-A-243684 is currently considered urgent and at risk of euthanasia due to length of stay and lack of space for incoming dogs. Ragtime must have confirmed placement with a RESCUE PARTNER or ADOPTER by WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH at 10AM. Should Ragtime's medical or behavioral status change, her urgency and timeline for placement may also change. Ragtime arrived at ACCT Philly as a stray after a community member brought her in for help. At intake she was noted to be scared but friendly, and she was suffering from a severely injured right eye that had to be removed. Despite the pain she was experiencing, Ragtime remained gentle and cooperative with staff, showing her sweet nature even during medical handling. Ragtime has proven to be an affectionate, people-oriented dog who loves attention and companionship. Staff and volunteers consistently describe her as wiggly, friendly, and eager for interaction. She enjoys playing fetch, seeking out pets, and keeping close to her handler when out in the yard. Even while adjusting to life with one eye and navigating with a cone during recovery, Ragtime has remained a good sport—chasing tennis balls, wagging her little nub tail, and happily greeting people. Ragtime has also shown polite social skills with other dogs. In dog meets she presented with soft eyes, loose body language, and friendly curiosity, allowing other dogs to approach her first. On walks she can pull strongly towards other dogs, but she maintains a loose body and an interested demeanor. Overall, Ragtime is described as a medium-energy, affectionate “big lap dog” who loves treats, pets, and playtime. She can be a bit jumpy at times, so a home without young children would be ideal. She has already shown resilience and adaptability after losing her eye, and with the surgical site now healed, she continues to approach the world with enthusiasm and trust. Due to her length of stay, Ragtime is urgently seeking placement with a rescue partner or adopter. VIDEOS: **NEW** Playgroup 3/14: Giuseppe, Ragtime [Ragtime overcorrects] https://youtu.be/utpXK6WvqCI Laroo & Ragtime: https://youtu.be/wY-sCVUfBUI Ragtime & Cane: https://youtu.be/tQxfBViO_i8 Pets For Ragtime: https://youtube.com/shorts/XAsnsB7trtA?feature=share BEHAVIOR: **NEW** Playgroup 3/14: Semi steerable with water and shake can. Uneventful, relaxed fence meet with Giuseppe. Once Giuseppe entered the yard, it took some time for both of them to greet each other. Ragtime was focused on handlers near the gate. Almost as soon as they greeted, Ragtime tipped into growls & snaps. Giuseppe initially did not retaliate and she had the opportunity to deescalate. However, after a slip and tumble, Ragtime returned to growling and snapping at Giuseppe. They were steered off each other with pet corrector & air horn and separated, and Ragtime was removed from the yard. Per staff 3/12: Kennel Presentation: Looking out the back part of her kennel. Made a kissy noise and she came over with a loose wiggly body, mid nub wagging, soft eyes and ears to the side. Leash Skills: Tried pushing past the door in excitement. Pulled hard through the kennels towards other dogs' kennels. Outside pulled less until she saw another dog and began to pull hard. It was a little difficult to keep her going until she did not see the dog anymore. Sociability: When I did some light petting she began to jump up on me. She's a big girl, I had to grab the leash and stiff arm for a few seconds. She takes treats gently. Play: Chased after a tennis ball. Dog Interaction: Saw another dog and pulled hard towards them with a loose body. Return to Kennel: Walked right into the kennel and was able to remove leash with hand. Color Level: Blue Per volunteer 3/11: Medium energy. Sweet, big lap dog. Per volunteer 3/10: Medium energy. She was great. She played in yard, loves pets + treats, had a good fence meet. Per staff 3/7: Medium energy. Per volunteer 3/6: Medium energy. Pulls towards other dogs. Hard for her due to 1 eye and cone. Per volunteer 3/3: Low-medium energy. Sweet girl, walks into things because of cone. Per volunteer 2/28: Ragtime was a delight to have out in the yard. She chased after a tennis ball with her one eye and cone and brought it back. Sometimes she would lose track of it but was a good sport and found it fun. She liked to keep her one eye on her handler and would come running over if she felt there was too much distance apart. She was friendly through the fence with people and would wag her nubby tail. She bonked into many things with her cone and one eye. A very sweet, affectionate girl pal to have around. Per staff 2/25: Dog meet notes: Soft eyes, ears to the side, mouth closed, nub mid level wagging. Loose and wiggly with both Cane & Laroo. Allowed both dogs come up to her first and did not push further interaction with Cane when he stayed near his handler. Per staff 2/25: Low energy. Good meet w/ Laroo. Calm, bumped into things, had to help lift into kennel. Per staff 2/24: Came into exam room wiggly, with loose body. Very friendly girl who seeks out attention, leans body into you. Generally allowed all handling and examination aside from staying still to allow for full ocular exam of her painful right eye. Did not show any signs of aggression despite the pain, but turned away. Per finder 2/22: Good around strangers, don't know around animals, good around children. Walked on leash. Scared, dog seems to be good. - Due to being significantly overcapacity with animals and higher than usual intake, extensions are unlikely to be granted. If you are interested in an animal please contact ACCT Philly immediately. Due to limited space, timestamps may also be proceeded with early so it is imperative to let us know if you are considering adopting or tagging an animal. ACCT Philly is located at 111 West Hunting Park Ave in Philadelphia. We are open for adoptions 7 days a week. 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/ Confirmed placement is considered a confirmation of an actual rescue pull. Possible placement, interested parties, and other "TBD" statuses are not considered confirmed and do not indicate an animal is no longer urgent. 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.

Lucy (ACCT-A-244881) is a 5-year-old Cane Corso who was surrendered to ACCT Philly when her owner was no longer able to care for or walk her due to their own health issues. Despite the sudden change in her life, Lucy arrived at the shelter showing just how affectionate and people-oriented she can be. During intake she greeted staff with wagging tails and eagerly sought out pets and attention. In her previous home, Lucy lived with adults, another dog, and a cat. Her former owner described her as a loving dog who enjoys being around children, gets along with other dogs, and even likes cats. She is reportedly housebroken, crate trained, and knows commands like “sit,” “come here,” and “lay down.” Lucy has a playful, energetic side and especially enjoys running outside, chasing birds, and playing with toys. Since arriving at the shelter, Lucy has shown that she enjoys moments of activity, like short bursts of running after a ball in the yard, but the shelter environment can feel overwhelming for her at times. Volunteers note that while she can be a bit unsure in new spaces, she has also allowed gentle affection and scratches and has shown curiosity and playfulness during outings. Lucy may benefit from a patient adopter who can give her time to settle in and decompress while helping her regain confidence. With space to run, enrichment, and a loving home, Lucy has the potential to thrive. 📽️Videos📽️ ▪️Lucy's short bursts of energy, running after the ball: https://youtube.com/shorts/rnxbA7A008U?si=FztS0K33kIrmBYh- ▪️Playgroup 3/11 Lucy, Daria: https://youtu.be/rS5dc_K4-X4?si=hGlRKkPkvmTxk3S2 ⭐Behavioral Notes⭐ Per volunteer 3/13: Lucy hadn't been out in a couple days, so I wanted to give her some time outside. When I opened the kennel door shutter, my lease, she retreated to the backside of the kennel. She wasn't interested in any the treats I tossed and didn't come forward. I lowered the divider, stepped in and looped her to get her to come forward. She misjudged the step, so when she stepped down, she wobbled. Lucy did not appear to be comfortable in the small yard. She was looking to exit. She showed no interest in treats or toys. She's supposed to be housetrained, but she didn't relieve herself. She just paced in the yard. I took her back to her kennel, but returned a little later to take her out again. I had no issue leasing her this time, she came right to the front and allowed herself to be leashed. We went to a larger yard, and she actually had small bursts playful running after a ball. And she did come to me a couple of times and allowed some scratches on her back. She still wasn't comfortable and she pushes on the the gate to leave. I had no issues returning to her kennel. Playgroup Notes 3/11: Lip licking, stiff at the gate, avoidant, open mouth, panting, mid level tail, Fearful 03/10/2026 per staff: She's very sweet. Was all wags during intake and was looking for pets and love from everyone 📃Medical Notes📃 Weight: 107.7 lbs (03/10/2026) Body Condition Score: 7 – Overweight Vaccination History Rabies 03/10/2026 – Completed DHPP 03/10/2026 – Completed Bordetella (Kennel Cough), Adenovirus, Parainfluenza 03/10/2026 – Completed Physical Exam History Vet Exam: Vet Exam 03/11/2026 | 3:12 pm – Completed Exam Reason General Medical Concern/Other Subjective: Check eye Objective Eyes - blepharospasm, conjunctivitis and focal region of corneal edema/neovascularization OS. OD WNL Ears WNL Mouth - fractured 104 and 204 Skin, LN WNL Heart, lungs auscultate WNL Abdomen - unable to palpate given BCS Normal mammary and vulva Assessment Corneal ulceration OS Fractured 104, 204 Plan Fluorescein stain OS: positive Neopolybac ophthalmic OS BID x 7 days Carprofen 150 mg PO SID x 3 days Ok to remain available w/ a dental and medical waiver. Recheck/re-stain left eye in 7 days if still in our care. Tech Exam: Intake - Medical 03/10/2026 | 1:06 pm – Completed Exam Reason: Needs Initial Exam Weight 107.7 lbs Body Condition Score 7 - Overweight Assessment Microchip Found?none found Microchip entered on profile?n Found Chip placed on hold?n Collar placed?y Age-5 Urogenital-female Altered-to heavy couldn't see Eyes-squinting pink o/u Ears-clean Nose-clear Coat/Skin-clean Teeth-stained Gums-red moist Musculoskeletal-good Behavior-BAR friendly Procedures/Surgeries History Previously Altered 03/10/2026 | 3:49 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.

This big, handsome goofball is looking for his forever family! He's a Rottweiler/Corso mix with a heart as big as his paws. Full of personality, Bruno is loyal, affectionate, and loves being around his people. He thrives on attention so would do best in a home where someone is around often to give him the love (and belly rubs) he deserves. If you've got room in your heart (and home) for a goofy loveable giant, Bruno might just be your perfect match.

Hi, my name is Cammie and I am a 6-year-old Cane Corso mix. Please visit our website www.homeatlastdogrescue.com for more information, our complete listing of available dogs, and to submit an application. PA kennel license #5310 100 W Main St Lansdale, PA 19446