Cane Corso puppies and dogs in Hammonton, New Jersey

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.

My family got Luna as a puppy, she was a gift for my dad who always wanted a cane corso as a guard dog. Unfortunately, he never properly trained her and now has some aggressive tendencies as well as possible severe anxiety whenever she's locked in a crate. I know that she's trainable, however I've never been able to be consistent with her training, which is why I think the best home for her is with a professional dog trainer. Especially one that has dealt with behavioral issues such as hers before.

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** $140 in pledges for the rescue that pulls ** Isadora ACCT-A-218558 is currently considered urgent and at risk of euthanasia due to medical concerns. Isadora must have confirmed placement with a RESCUE PARTNER and/or ADOPTER by Thursday, May 8th, 2025 at 10AM. Should Isadora’s medical or behavioral status change, her urgency and timeline for placement may also change. Isadora is a sweet and shy girl who’s been through more than her fair share lately. Though she's still adjusting to the shelter environment, she has shown us glimpses of her lovely personality—walking beautifully on leash, taking treats gently, and even climbing up on a bench to quietly ask for pets. She prefers a slow approach, but once she feels safe, she’s calm, affectionate, and quietly brave. Isadora is currently healing from a tough stretch of health challenges, including pneumonia and a positive test for canine pneumovirus. She recently gave birth to stillborn puppies and is still recovering both physically and emotionally. She’s receiving medical care, but her appetite is low and her energy is subdued. We know this isn’t the real Isadora—it’s just the tired, sick version of her waiting for a soft place to land. She was originally found as a stray and described by her finder as docile and quiet with people but reactive to other animals, especially cats. While she has been tolerant in playgroup settings, she tends to be nervous and shut down around other dogs, preferring her own space. What Isadora needs now is time, patience, and a peaceful place to rest and heal—ideally in a calm home where she can decompress and begin to show the full extent of her loving nature. If you’re someone who can offer her the calm and care she deserves, she’ll repay you in quiet companionship and trust earned over time. Videos: **NEW 5/7** Hail Mary for Isadora: https://youtube.com/shorts/Mg6mcydrVo4?si=q8x_YHRDPheMjGUt Playgroup 4/26 Carl, Luna, Isadora 1 https://youtu.be/7_-zm-1axlA Playgroup 4/26 Carl, Luna, Isadora 2 https://youtu.be/ynWIMb3vWuQ Playgroup 4/26 Carl, Luna, Isadora, Fine Sunshine https://youtu.be/qWd5xgBlvqM Playgroup 4/26 Carl, Luna, Isadora, Dame https://youtu.be/bY6pvg1tXNI Playgroup 4/26 Carl, Luna, Isadora, Hawkin https://youtu.be/qa2t9Rri58c Behavior Notes: Per Vol 5/4- I took Isadora out for the volunteer photoshoot on 5/4. I took it slow and tossed her treats from the other side of the kennel opposite the bed she was laying on. I eventually went around and tossed her some treats upon opening the door she was facing. She did not retreat and allowed me to place my leash over her head. Once leashed, she easily got up and walked out of kennel. She walked SO well on leash, stayed right next to me even when passing a reactive dog. She seemed nervous so I didn't push interaction, but she did solicit some attention when entering the run where the photoshoot staff was located. She did well for her photo and was easily returned to kennel. Playgroup 4/26: Isadora was aloof at the gate for greetings. She was steerable on all accounts and very nervous. she was shut down in the yard and avoidant of all the dogs. we kept her in the yard to see if she'd warm up but she kept to herself for the most part. Per volunteers 4/26/25: I had Isadora out and she was super sweet but a little nervous. She allowed me to pet her but when she wanted some space she would walk away which is okay! She took treats very nicely out of my hands and walked excellent on leash. She did solicit some pets and climb up on the bench with me for some pets. She’s overall a really sweet girl! I had no issues returning her to kennel as she walked right in. Per staff 4/23/25: Finder stated she was going to keep the dog but after the dog attacking her cat she decided to bring the dog here Per finder 4/23/25: Very docile towards strangers and aggressive towards animals, mainly their cat. Walks well on leash with no pulling. Overall friendly and quiet Medical Notes: 5/5/25: Canine Pneumovirus PCR: Positive 5/5/25: Reevaluate pathway after birth of stillborn puppies on 5/2 and 5/3. Objective QAR, no interest in food Mucoid discharge at nares Mildly tachypneic w/ harsh lung sounds bilaterally Abdomen - soft, non-painful Scant bloody vulvar discharge Temperature 102°F Assessment Stillborn delivery - RESOLVED Suspected infectious bronchopneumonia 5/3/25: Objective POCUS Urogenital: There is unstructured echogenic debris in the uterine horns. Discrete embryos are not appreciated. 2 more stillborn fetuses were found in patient's run. There is a small amount of darkened vulvar discharge. CBC: WBC 19.54 (H), neutrophils 13.62 (H), monocytes 2.43 (H), eosinophils 1.25 (H) Temperature 102.7°F Assessment Stillborn delivery, ongoing with possible open pyometra Inflammatory leukogram Elevated temperature, mild 4/29/25: Canine Pneumovirus PCR: Negative 4/27/25: ​​ This dog has been observed to have shelter acquired upper respiratory infection (URI), or a "doggy cold". They have been started on medication, and will be monitored for resolution of the respiratory infection. 4/24/25 Objective: Very scared and shy Weight: 79.5 lbs Body Condition Score: 6 - Stout Assessment Eyes - No discharge Ears - Clean Nose - No discharge Mouth/Teeth/Gums - Would not let me check Coat & Skin - Clean- no flea's Urogenital - Female- would not let me check to see if spayed. Gait/Mobility - No lameness. Attitude: QAR: Scared and shy Due to being significantly overcapacity with dogs and cats 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 a dog or cat. 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 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.

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