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Scooby

Cocker Spaniel

Male, Adult
South Lyon, MI
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐶🐶🐶 ADOPT ME 🐶🐶🐶 We rescued this handsome gentleman over a month ago from the despair he called life. Filthy, matted, emaciated, scared, limited vision and chained behind an abandoned home left to die. How did this happen to him we will never know. Since he’s been in foster it’s hard to believe that he even survived. It was challenging coming up with a name for him cause we wanted to name him something regal, but it just didn’t suite him. I thought of what he reminded me of and Scooby Doo popped into my head. He embodies the characteristics of the well known cartoon dog. He’s quite jovial, loyal, fun-loving with a bit of mischievous. He can be a coward at times, loves to eat, enjoys being your shadow and wants nothing more than to be by your side. Scoobs is a special dog with a heart of gold 💛 Now he needs to take the next steps in his life journey and find his family. 🐾 Scooby Stats - 🦴 He is a Cocker Spaniel, maybe 4-6 years old. He weighs in around 23 lbs, but could gain a few more. 🦴 Scooby is social with all the dogs in his foster home. His limited vision reduces his close interaction with them. He doesn’t really play with the others, but mingles well. On occasion when he is hyped up he can run into others. 🦴 He has juvenile onset cataracts. We don’t know why. It’s apparent he can see limited amounts as he doesn’t run into things around the home. We would consider him legally blind. One of his eyes may be a candidate for surgery, but we are certainly not making this a stipulation of his adoption. He’s perfectly happy the way he is. 🦴 Scoobs loves his stuffies, he’s got a lot of them. His favorite pastime is carrying them around and rolling all over them. Typical Cocker traits. 🦴 Due to his vision impairment Scooby will require a fenced yard or on leash at all times. No electric fence, tie-outs, etc. 🦴 Scooby is a very gentle boy, so loving to his person. It’s pretty amazing that he was so let down by whatever human had him, yet his willingness to love & trust shines though. He deserves a good person who can see the wonderful dog he is despite his vision. He’s an active boy, who likes to be on the move, always up for going somewhere or following you so you don’t get lost. He’s happy, playful, quirky and just a funny dude. If Scoobs sounds like the fun loving pup you need in your life APPLY for ADOPTION - Electronic apps can be found on our website or you can email us for one - 🟤 www.Canineliberationleague.com 🟤 Canineliberationleague@gmail.com Scooby is current on all his vaccinations, neutered, microchipped, heartworm & fecal tested and has seen a optho specialist for his eyes. 📍 Location - Oakland County MI area 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤 PLEASE SHARE 🖤🖤🖤🖤 All it takes is one person to Adopt and change a life forever. SHARING a post is so important to finding these guys homes 🏠

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WI/Griff

Brittany

Male, Young
Grosse Pointe, MI
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Please contact Marie for more information about this pet.Griff is a 2-year-old liver & white Brittany who loves prowling the yard for critters.  He loves to play with his chuckit frisbee and does very well at catching it before it hits the ground.  He knows sit, stay, come and does not jump.  His previous owner sent him to hunting and obedience training and is supposed to be a good hunter.  With the way he is in his fosters yard, he sure seems like he would be.  He is e-collar trained and has excellent recall.  He is a good rider in the car and UTV.  He is very well trained and would be an asset to any family.  Hi, I’m Griff and I am full of energy! I am looking for a home that will give me a lot of exercise with a large fenced yard so I can run and chase all the critters. I will also need off leash runs to get my energy out. When I came to my foster’s home, I wouldn’t cuddle at all, but I have learned that I really love to cuddle up on my foster’s lap in the morning while she has her coffee and sometimes in the evening.  I sleep in my own bed at night and do not even attempt to jump in my foster’s bed.  However, when their grandkids are here, I jump in bed with them and settle next to them for the night.  If I would be going to a home that has another dog, they cannot be the alpha or it will not work.  If the other dog, wants to play on my terms we will get along just fine.  I absolutely love my chuckit frisbee and need this to be thrown at least two times a day if not more.  Although I do like to play tug with my chuck it, if you ignore me, I will drop it at your feet so you can throw it again for me.  I am a very smart boy. Griff will need a lot of daily exercise with his new family and a lot of attention. Griff would be most happy in a home that has somebody with him most of the time as he doesn’t like it when he is not with you.  There should be a male figure in the household as he seems to be really attached to males.  He does not get kenneled when the fosters leave, but they do have a huge fenced in back yard that he roams when by himself.  He doesn’t try to climb the four-foot fence or dig under it.  He has anxiety and has been put on a daily pill, which has helped him tremendously with his anxiety.  He’s been checked from nose to tail and is up to date on all his vaccines, micro-chipped, neutered, heartworm negative and on preventative meds.  Now all that’s missing is his Furever Home! If you are interested in me, please fill out an NBRAN adoption application at: https://nbran.org/adopt/adoption-application and reference my name, Griff. My adoption fee is $400 to help offset the expenses associated with getting me (and other fabulous rescued Britts) in excellent condition for a fabulous new home. You do not need to live in Wisconsin, where I am currently located, to adopt me. NBRAN will transport me up to 1400 miles to my forever home. If you have further questions, please contact the Wisconsin State coordinator at minnesotabrittany@gmail.com. .  Up-to-date with vaccinations   Preferably an only dog   Good with cats-Unknown   Needs to be with teenage or older children   Good with adults   Reaction to new people: Good   Birth date: 5/21/24   Color: Liver and White   House trained-Yes   Tail: Short   Activity level: Highly Active   High energy level   Exercise needed: High   Yard required   Owner experience needed: Breed   Shedding: Moderate   Grooming: Moderate   Indoor/outdoor: Indoor and Outdoor  October 4, 2026, 9:03 pm
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NC/Tommy

Brittany

Male, Adult
Grosse Pointe, MI
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Tommy, a 4-year old neutered male French Brittany weighing about 35 pounds. Tommy is looking for a quiet home, a confident dog companion, and a heart full of patience. Tommy originally came to NBRAN as part of a large-scale owner surrender. It was immediately clear that he had spent his life outside and had never experienced the "soft life" of an indoor home. Everything—from the sound of a kitchen to the feeling of a gentle human hand—was entirely new to him. But day by day, Tommy is choosing bravery. He is a shy, submissive, and deeply sweet boy whose beautiful, curious personality blooms just a little bit more every single morning. Tommy’s ultimate happy place is the great outdoors. The moment he steps into the backyard, his inner athlete comes alive! At any given moment, you will see him doing joyful full-speed laps and figure-eights around the grass. Because of this, a physically fenced yard will be best. He relies heavily on other dogs to build his confidence. Thanks to the guidance of his foster siblings, Tommy has successfully mastered the art of backyard lounging, walking beautifully on a leash, and figuring out exactly how fun toys can be. He is also a quiet roommate and a stellar car rider who loves to follow his trusted humans from room to room just to keep them in sight. While he loves the companionship, he is not one to seek out pets. So, he will not jump up on your lap and cuddle with you. He is still actively coming out of his shell and we do expect this to change once he is fully comfortable and completely trusts his human. Tommy is now enjoying the softness of his dog bed, and loves to curl up in it. He'll collect all his toys and even other random items, like a pinecone or shoe to stockpile into his bed. He listens though, and will drop the things he is not supposed to have. To help Tommy keep thriving, his forever family must fit a few specific needs: Tommy is afraid of men and needs a quiet, low-traffic environment with preferably a female adopter. He is getting better every day with his foster dad, but it will take time and patience for him to warm up to a male. Because of his skittishness around fast movements, he should not live with young children.  At Least One Resident Dog: Tommy requires a confident canine brother or sister. He copies their behavior to learn how to navigate the human world and needs them around to feel safe. He also loves to play! A Patient Routine: Tommy thrives on predictability and needs an owner who can be home more often than not. He is fully crate trained, but he prefers his crate to be in the same room as his people or dog friends. Tommy is housebroken, however he does tend to have an accident when he gets scared. He is actively learning, and improving every day. An Important Note for Playtime: Tommy absolutely adores balls and bones! However, he recently underwent a comprehensive dental surgery where 16 teeth were removed. Because of this, he can never have hard bones to chew on. His forever family will need to spoil him exclusively with soft plushies, fabric toys, and rubber balls to protect his healing mouth.  Tommy's trust is a sacred gift that is well worth the wait. If you are ready to move at his pace and show him what a safe, loving home truly feels like, please submit an NBRAN Adoption Application and mention his name. Tommy is ready to show you the true meaning of resilience. Tommy is currently located in NC and is available for transport up to 1400 miles away, with the adopter driving the last 100 or so miles of the journey.   Tommy is heartworm negative, and up to date on vaccinations.  His adoption fee is $400 to help offset some of his medical costs. For any additional questions, please reach out to Jessica@thesouthernway.comOctober 4, 2026, 9:03 pm
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TN/Pete

Brittany

Male, Young
Grosse Pointe, MI
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Pete is a 4-year-old Brittany neutered male. He is an endearing quirky boy that is kind, gentle and affectionate. Pete was born with cataracts and was completely blind when he came to NBRAN. A diagnosis and treatment plan that included surgery was quickly decided after an NBRAN volunteer took Pete to an appointment with a doggie ophthalmologist. The surgery was successful and Pete regained his sight.  Even though the surgery was successful, Pete can become fixated on light and shadows. Pete's favorite activity is playing fetch and retrieving the ball.  Like lots of Brittanys, Pete has been known to try and occasionally succeed in eating nonfood items. While Pete is outside, if exposed to items like sticks and acorns, he needs to be watched. But most of the time, he is far too busy joyfully retrieving a ball instead of eating things he should not. Like a typical young dog, he will eat items inside he should not. Pete has been trained to wear a muzzle and does not mind it if his adopter feels necessary. He is crate trained, but no blankets, pillows, or pads please. If you want a lovebug, Pete is your dog. Did I mention he loves belly rubs? While Pete can be quite social with older considerate children and adults, he is not so great with other dogs. Pete MUST BE THE ONLY DOG IN THE HOME-NO EXCEPTIONS! He is so kind to people and he has the softest touch. He will be a great companion for a retired family or families with older children. A secure fenced yard would be ideal for him to be able to explore and to safely fetch the ball. Pete's foster mom loves him and so will you. Pete is a great leash walker and has perfect recall. He is neutered and up to date on his vaccines. Pete requires eye drops once a day, but do not let that influence your decision not to learn more about this sweet boy. Reach out to us and let us discuss it. Other than that, Pete is extremely healthy.    He loves to ride in the car and watch the world go by while looking out the window. Pete is eager to please and will do anything ask of him. He is a happy dog and when he is tired, he loves to sit and cuddle.    Precious Pete's adoption Fee is $400 to help offset medical expenses. NBRAN will provide transportation, up to 1400 miles, to an approved home. For more information about me contact Debbie Tuthill agilitybrits@gmail.com or Suzanne Horsley ztasuzanne@gmail.comOctober 4, 2026, 9:03 pm

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