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Photo of Kujo (Photos 6/13/2026)

Kujo (Photos 6/13/2026)

Collie Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Male, Senior
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with cats,
Story
Kujo is a handsome 13-year old male Collie/Shepherd mix who was brought to the HSOV on June 16th 2026 by the Washington County Ohio Dog Warden. Kujo was placed on safekeeping at that time and was surrendered by his family to HSOV on July 8th so that Kujo could find a home with another family. Kujo has a brown-and-white medium haired coat, a long fluffy tail, and a beautiful face with dark brown eyes, a white muzzle, and short floppy ears. These photos of Kujo were taken on June 16th when one of awesome volunteers (Robert) accompanied Kujo for outdoor pictures. Kujo always had a happy 'smile' on his beautiful face and thoroughly enjoyed attention/loving from Robert. Kujo defies the chronological age on his kennel card and certainly doesn't look (or act) his age. Kujo weighs approximately 70 lbs and walks well on leash. Kujo participated in an off-site dog walk with HSOV Volunteer Angel Grosklos on July 12th, and he was an absolute social butterfly that day. Kujo did well on the car ride, and he was a 'team player' with other HSOV dogs who enjoyed their afternoon walk. We've learned from Kujo's previous family that he does NOT like cats and will cause them bodily harm or worse :( .. So Kujo needs to be in a home where he will have absolutely no contact with kitties. In Kujo's defense, he was attacked by a cat when he was a youngster and that cat caused severe damage to one of Kujo's eyes which may have traumatized him. This senior citizen would love to find a special someone who would offer him a fabulous home where he could live his golden retirement years being loved and spoiled to his heart's content.

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Photo of Grizz (Photos 5/19/2026)

Grizz (Photos 5/19/2026)

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Collie

Male, Young
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Grizz is a handsome one-year old male Shepherd/Collie mix who is one of our most recent arrivals. This awesome young man was brought to the HSOV on May 8th 2026 by a Good Samaritan who found him in the Harmar Hill neighborhood of Marietta Ohio. Grizz has a tan/brown medium-haired coat with a patch of white on his chest, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable face with a tan mask, a slender muzzle, and short floppy ears. Grizz weighs approximately 50 lbs. These photos of Grizz were taken late in the morning on May 19, 2026 when HSOV Volunteer Jenna Pridemore was taking Grizz for a w-a-l-k while the temperatures were still cool. Grizz posed like a Westminster Show Dog for quick pictures .. But he was more interested in making the acquaintance of Brownie (a small male Beagle/MinPin mix) who was being walked by HSOV Volunteer Miley Kiggans. Since he was not reclaimed, Grizz could be fostered (or fostered-to-adopt) with an approved HSOV Foster/Adoption Application. Grizz will be neutered before being adopted by his new family. Grizz would likely be best placed in a home without small/young children. He would probably be good with older children. Update: Grizz went home with a foster family on May 28, 2026 so that he could enjoy a real home environment instead of spending his days/nights in a shelter kennel or a small floor crate. Grizz is still available as a foster-to-adopt. If you are interested in meeting Grizz, please submit an HSOV adoption application for approval so that we can arranged a meet-and-greet with Grizz' foster family. UPDATE: Grizz went home with another foster family on June 14, 2026 who plans to adopt him after he is neutered. **PHOTOS 5/19/2026** ... Grizz is a handsome one-year old male Shepherd/Collie mix who is one of our most recent arrivals. This awesome young man was brought to the HSOV on May 8th 2026 by a Good Samaritan who found him in the Harmar Hill neighborhood of Marietta Ohio. Grizz has a tan/brown medium-haired coat with a patch of white on his chest, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable face with a tan mask, a slender muzzle, and short floppy ears. Grizz weighs approximately 50 lbs. These photos of Grizz were taken late in the morning on May 19, 2026 when HSOV Volunteer Jenna Pridemore was taking Grizz for a w-a-l-k while the temperatures were still cool. Grizz posed like a Westminster Show Dog for quick pictures.. But he was more interested in making the acquaintance of Brownie (a small male Beagle/MinPin mix) who was being walked by HSOV Volunteer Miley Kiggans. Since he was not reclaimed, Grizz could be fostered (or fostered-to-adopt) with an approved HSOV Foster/Adoption Application. Grizz will be neutered before being adopted by his new family. Grizz would likely be best placed in a home without small/young children. He would probably be good with older children. UPDATE: Grizz went home with a foster family on June 14, 2026 who plans to adopt him after he is neutered. Grizz was returned from his foster home on July 7th 2026 and is available for foster/adoption. Grizz is merely an overgrown puppy at one-year old and may tend to be destructive since he is still in the chewing stage of his life .. And he needs a little extra supervision and obedience training. Grizz is also still working on his housetraining routine.

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Photo of Kujo (Photos 6/13/2026)

Kujo (Photos 6/13/2026)

Collie Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Male, Senior
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with cats,
Story
Kujo is a handsome 13-year old male Collie/Shepherd mix who was brought to the HSOV on June 16th 2026 by the Washington County Ohio Dog Warden. Kujo was placed on safekeeping at that time and was surrendered by his family to HSOV on July 8th so that Kujo could find a home with another family. Kujo has a brown-and-white medium haired coat, a long fluffy tail, and a beautiful face with dark brown eyes, a white muzzle, and short floppy ears. These photos of Kujo were taken on June 16th when one of awesome volunteers (Robert) accompanied Kujo for outdoor pictures. Kujo always had a happy 'smile' on his beautiful face and thoroughly enjoyed attention/loving from Robert. Kujo defies the chronological age on his kennel card and certainly doesn't look (or act) his age. Kujo weighs approximately 70 lbs and walks well on leash. Kujo participated in an off-site dog walk with HSOV Volunteer Angel Grosklos on July 12th, and he was an absolute social butterfly that day. Kujo did well on the car ride, and he was a 'team player' with other HSOV dogs who enjoyed their afternoon walk. We've learned from Kujo's previous family that he does NOT like cats and will cause them bodily harm or worse :( .. So Kujo needs to be in a home where he will have absolutely no contact with kitties. In Kujo's defense, he was attacked by a cat when he was a youngster and that cat caused severe damage to one of Kujo's eyes which may have traumatized him. This senior citizen would love to find a special someone who would offer him a fabulous home where he could live his golden retirement years being loved and spoiled to his heart's content.

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Photo of Grizz (Photos 5/19/2026)

Grizz (Photos 5/19/2026)

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Collie

Male, Young
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Grizz is a handsome one-year old male Shepherd/Collie mix who is one of our most recent arrivals. This awesome young man was brought to the HSOV on May 8th 2026 by a Good Samaritan who found him in the Harmar Hill neighborhood of Marietta Ohio. Grizz has a tan/brown medium-haired coat with a patch of white on his chest, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable face with a tan mask, a slender muzzle, and short floppy ears. Grizz weighs approximately 50 lbs. These photos of Grizz were taken late in the morning on May 19, 2026 when HSOV Volunteer Jenna Pridemore was taking Grizz for a w-a-l-k while the temperatures were still cool. Grizz posed like a Westminster Show Dog for quick pictures .. But he was more interested in making the acquaintance of Brownie (a small male Beagle/MinPin mix) who was being walked by HSOV Volunteer Miley Kiggans. Since he was not reclaimed, Grizz could be fostered (or fostered-to-adopt) with an approved HSOV Foster/Adoption Application. Grizz will be neutered before being adopted by his new family. Grizz would likely be best placed in a home without small/young children. He would probably be good with older children. Update: Grizz went home with a foster family on May 28, 2026 so that he could enjoy a real home environment instead of spending his days/nights in a shelter kennel or a small floor crate. Grizz is still available as a foster-to-adopt. If you are interested in meeting Grizz, please submit an HSOV adoption application for approval so that we can arranged a meet-and-greet with Grizz' foster family. UPDATE: Grizz went home with another foster family on June 14, 2026 who plans to adopt him after he is neutered. **PHOTOS 5/19/2026** ... Grizz is a handsome one-year old male Shepherd/Collie mix who is one of our most recent arrivals. This awesome young man was brought to the HSOV on May 8th 2026 by a Good Samaritan who found him in the Harmar Hill neighborhood of Marietta Ohio. Grizz has a tan/brown medium-haired coat with a patch of white on his chest, a long fluffy tail, and an adorable face with a tan mask, a slender muzzle, and short floppy ears. Grizz weighs approximately 50 lbs. These photos of Grizz were taken late in the morning on May 19, 2026 when HSOV Volunteer Jenna Pridemore was taking Grizz for a w-a-l-k while the temperatures were still cool. Grizz posed like a Westminster Show Dog for quick pictures.. But he was more interested in making the acquaintance of Brownie (a small male Beagle/MinPin mix) who was being walked by HSOV Volunteer Miley Kiggans. Since he was not reclaimed, Grizz could be fostered (or fostered-to-adopt) with an approved HSOV Foster/Adoption Application. Grizz will be neutered before being adopted by his new family. Grizz would likely be best placed in a home without small/young children. He would probably be good with older children. UPDATE: Grizz went home with a foster family on June 14, 2026 who plans to adopt him after he is neutered. Grizz was returned from his foster home on July 7th 2026 and is available for foster/adoption. Grizz is merely an overgrown puppy at one-year old and may tend to be destructive since he is still in the chewing stage of his life .. And he needs a little extra supervision and obedience training. Grizz is also still working on his housetraining routine.

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Kixx

Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium) Collie

Male, 3 yrs 10 mos
Zanesville, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Available for adoption at: Muskingum County K-9 Adoption Center 1854 East Pike, Zanesville, Ohio 43701 740-453-0273 Open Tues-F 11-5, Saturday 11-4, Sunday 10-3. Closed on Monday. Adoption fee is $130 which includes spay/neuter, combo, rabies, and bordetella vaccines, heartworm test and dog license. (Although some of the dogs come to the pound spayed or neutered, most do not. If you adopt a dog that has not yet been spayed/neutered, we will set up an appointment for the dog to be spayed/neutered before it can leave the facility.)

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Jake (Neutered) New Bio

Blue Heeler Hound (Unknown Type)

Male, Adult
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Jake is a sweet one-year old male (possible) Hound/Blue Heeler mix who was brought to the HSOV on October 14, 2024 by a Washington County Ohio Deputy Sheriff. Jake was found near the Dollar General Store in Belpre Ohio earlier that day and was taken into custody by the Belpre City Police in hopes that his owner could be located. Unfortunately Jake's family/owner was not found, This handsome boy was not wearing a collar, and he was not microchipped. Jake has a shiny black-and-tan coat with a beautiful patch of blue ticking on his chest, a long tail, and a cute face with dark brown eyes, a dusting of blue/white on his muzzle and a thin stripe on his forehead, and large floppy ears which frame his face. These photos were taken shortly after Jake made his debut at HSOV late in the afternoon on October 14th. Jake spent a little time relaxing in the lobby with HSOV Manager Tracy Lynn and soaked up some loving attention while he waited patiently for several 'wild and crazy' kittens to finish their photo sessions. Jake weighs 42 lbs and has a super sweet personality. Since he was not reclaimed, Jake was neutered on January 13, 2025 and was also given rabies vaccine. Jake enjoyed an extended out-of-shelter 'vacation' at Boxers Bed & Biscuits from mid-March 2025 to mid-June 2025 thanks to the generosity of a group of dedicated HSOV volunteers/supporters. Jake returned to HSOV on June 20, 2025 and has enjoyed his own private “bachelor’s pad/man cave” in a spacious room adjacent to the shelter lobby. If you have been in our shelter, you have most likely heard Jake making his own excitement by pushing his stainless steel bowl around like an imaginary ice hockey puck. .. And we must say that he is quite an accomplished player. Jake is good with his adult people friends, but he is not good with cats or young children. Jake is dog selective and picks/chooses which dogs he gets along with. We are including several of Jake’s favorite toys/activities in his description (thanks to HSOV Volunteers Miley Kiggans and Levi Emil de Leeuw who are the co-Presidents of Jake’s Fan Club). Jake is a 'smaller little firecracker' (we LOVED Levi's cute description of Jake!!) with lots of love to give to his people friends. Jake is full of playful energy and is surprising good on a leash when he is outside the shelter. Jake loves water puddles/ponds as witnessed by Miley Kiggans when she accompanied him on an off-site walk during a rainy afternoon. Jake also loves peanut butter, pig ears, rope toys and stuffed toys (not necessarily in that order). We all agree that Jake is a totally different dog when you are with him outside the shelter .. Like many dogs, Jake's shelter presence does not represent his true character. Jake's 'ice hockey playtime with his stainless-steel bowl does not define his personality/behavior out of his 'bachelor's pad/man cave' residence. Jake has a sweet personality He isn’t a very big dog when you see him in person (less than 50 lbs). Jake is currently about 2-1/2 years old and has now spent the majority of his life with us. Jake would love to find a home with his special person/soulmate who would give him the love, playtime, and companionship which he is longing for.

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Piglet aka Piggie (RN Brutus)

Cattle Dog Pit Bull Terrier

Male, Adult
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Piglet (affectionately known as Piggie) is a handsome 8-year old male Pit Bull Terrier/Red Heeler mix who came to the HSOV during the overnight/early morning hours on January 26, 2024 when he was placed in one of our outside kennels near the front door of our shelter. Piglet was wearing a collar but, unfortunately, there was neither an id tag nor a dog tag on his collar ... And he was not microchipped. No information was left with Piglet, so we don't know if someone found him as a stray or whether his owner left him with us for some unknown reason. Piglet has a white short smooth coat with beautiful red/brown ticking and a large brown patch on his right side, a long tail, and an adorable symmetrically-marked face with amber-colored eyes, a liver-colored nose, and large floppy ears. Piglet might possibly have some Pointer ancestors in his family tree since at first glance he appears to have physical traits of that breed .. But he never went 'on point' when HSOV Kennel Tech Bradyn Morris helped him with this photo session on the afternoon of February 3, 2024. Piggie was full of energy and ready for 'fun-and-games' or an extra-long walk instead of posing for boring still-life pictures, but he humored us with a few great poses. Piglet weighs 64.2 lbs and is strong on the other end of a leash. In compliance with the Ohio Revised Code, Piglet was held for three days so that his family would have an opportunity to reclaim him with proof of ownership. Sadly, nobody called or came looking for this magnificent boy. We've learned that Piglet was actually left in the outside kennel by his family :( .. And his real name is Brutus. An individual who was a friend of the family provided information about Brutus. He is NOT good with children (especially when food is involved), and he is NOT good with cats since he will cause mortal harm to them. Piglet aka Brutus is tolerant of other dogs. He does best with those who tend to leave him alone and aren't 'in his face'. We had listed Piglet's age as being 2-3 years old when he was first posted. We learned later that he was older than we originally believed and was likely 8-years old when he was left at our shelter. Piglet would love to find a fabulous home with someone special (possibly as an ‘only child’). He will be neutered before an adoption is finalized but could be fostered while he is awaiting that procedure. Piglet was neutered on March 23, 2026 and was also given rabies vaccine. Update 7/28/2026: Please note that Piglet is dog selective and picks/chooses which dogs he will get along with.

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Detroit

Australian Cattle Dog Blue Heeler

Male, Adult
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Detroit is a handsome adult male Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler who was brought to the HSOV on July 13, 2026 by the Washington County Ohio Dog Warden who picked him up on State Route 60 in the Beverly Ohio area. Detroit was not wearing a collar, so there was neither an ID tag nor a dog license tag .. And he was not microchipped. This gorgeous guy has a black-and-white medium haired coat, a long bushy tail, and a beautiful face with dark brown eyes, a black patch on the left side of his face, and short floppy ears. These outdoor photos of Detroit were taken late in the afternoon on July 14th when HSOV Volunteer Jennie Payton Sherrard spent time with Detroit in the shaded grassy area in front of our shelter. Detroit has a very friendly/easygoing personality and was quite the gentleman while he posed for Petfinder/Facebook/Adoptapet pictures. Detroit is a big boy who weighs perhaps 65-70 lbs and walked gently on a leash for Jennie. Update: Since Detroit's owner has been identified, Detroit will be held for 14-days so that his family will have an opportunity to reclaim him. Since Detroit was not reclaimed, he went home with a foster family on July 28, 2026 who plans to adopt him after he is neutered. Detroit was returned by his tearful foster family on August 2nd 2026 only because he was not being nice to a senior kitty in their home and was fixated on the cat and relentlessly chasing him/her through the house .. And the family feared that he would cause bodily harm to their older cat. Detroit was described as a great dog whom they loved dearly. They reported that Detroit was good with other dogs and that he was housetrained. So Detroit is looking for a home where he would have no contact with cats. There weren't any children in the foster family's home, so we don't know yet how Detroit is with youngsters. The family also noted that Detroit didn’t really respond when they used that name, but when they called him “Buddy” or “Bud” it seemed that he perked up and listened.

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90 Mt. Tom Road, Marietta, OH 45750

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