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Puppies and dogs in Glendale, Arizona

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Atlanta

Poodle (Standard) Golden Retriever

Female, 2 yrs 7 mos
Glendale, AZ
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(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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DOB: 08/16/2023 Breed: Goldendoodle mixSpayed female 61lbsMicrochipped & fully vaccinatedNegative for heartworm & tick-borne diseases, and on a monthly preventative*Adoption Fee $500*A little bit about me… Hi, I’m Atlanta! I’m a big girl with a sharp mind, and a whole lot of enthusiasm for life. I can be very sweet and affectionate once I feel comfortable, but I’ll be honest, I like to do things my way sometimes. I know my manners, I just occasionally choose to test them. One of my absolute favorite things is water! I also love toys and can happily play fetch again and again. I’m strong, energetic, and always ready for my next adventure, which means I’ll need continued leash training and a confident handler to help guide me. With the right person who enjoys training, playing, and a dog with a little sass, I’ll make a fun, loyal, and loving companion.The highlights…-I love playing in water-Regular grooming is a must -Very stubborn-Weary of strangers at firstKey points to know…-I’m still learning my manners. At 2 years old. I have lots of energy and a big personality. I can be stubborn and a little bratty, so I’ll need consistent rules and guidance to help me be my best self.-I’m smart and I know it. I catch on quickly, but I like to test boundaries. Positive training, patience, and follow-through will go a long way with me.-I need structure, not short cuts. Training, mental enrichment, and daily engagement are important for me. I’ll thrive with someone who enjoys working with a dog who keeps things interesting.
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Alfred

Irish Terrier

Male, 4 yrs 1 mo
Glendale, AZ
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(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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DOB: 2/11/2022Breed: Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier mix-Neutered Male 50lbs-Microchipped & fully vaccinated-Negative for heartworm & tick-borne diseases, and on a monthly preventative*Adoption Fee $300*A little bit about me… Hey there! I’m Alfred. I know I might not make the best first impression from inside my kennel. This has been my “home” for a long time, and I can come off a little strong when meeting new people. Please don’t let that stop you from getting to know me! I just take a little time building trust, but once you’re in, you’re in for life. I tend to warm up to women a little faster, but no matter who you are, if you give me a chance, I’ll show you my sweet and loyal side. I love going on long walks and playing fetch. Give me a long-lasting chew toy or a bone, and I’ll be the happiest pup around. I’ve spent most of my life waiting for my person. Could it be you? The highlights…-Guardian at heart-I display clean kennel behavior -I’d make a great hiking buddy-Very devoted to my peopleMy ideal home would include…-Patience is key. I may take time to adjust to a new home environment. Time, consistency, and positive reinforcement will help me as I learn.-Ongoing training and socialization. After spending most of my time in a shelter, I will have gaps in my social skills with people and other animals. Structed training, firm leadership, and controlled introductions to new situations will be essential.-Exercise and mental stimulation. Dogs with limited past experiences often have pent-up energy and curiosity. Regular exercise, enrichment activities, and structured routine will help me thrive
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Timber

Hound (Unknown Type) Great Dane

Male, 1 yr 4 mos
Glendale, AZ
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(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
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DOB: 12/5/2024 Breed: Redbone Coonhound mix-Neutered male 76lbs-Microchipped & fully vaccinated-Negative for heartworm & tick-borne diseases, and on a monthly preventative*Adoption Fee $500*A little bit about me… Hi, I’m Timber! I’m an extra-large, extra-goofy guy. I just turned one year old, but don’t let that fool you, I am ALL puppy, full force! I’m playful, silly, a little clumsy, and I have a big personality to match my big body. I’m still learning how to move through the world politely. My shelter friends have been working hard with me on leash manners, but I’ll be honest, right now I’m still a bit buck wild. Because of that, I will need an incredibly strong and confident handler who’s ready to keep up with me and continue my training. I do understand “sit” and “down” but still jump up when I am excited. I’m eager to please, I just need consistency, patience, and guidance to help me get there. With proper training, structure, and someone willing to invest time in me, I will prove to be a very well-rounded boy. If you’re looking for a big lovable goofball who will keep you laughing, I might just be the one for you!The highlights…-Very playful-Big boy=big stomach! -Sweet demeanor-Tall fence requiredKey points to know…-Size + Strength Matter: Extra-large dogs are incredibly strong. Even with the best intentions, they can pull hard, jump up, and accidentally knock someone over. A confident, physically capable handler is a must.-Training Is Not Optional: Full puppy energy in a big body means ongoing leash training, impulse control, and jumping manners will need daily work. Consistency, patience, and possibly professional training will be key to success.-Exercise + Structure Are Essential: Extra large breeds need both physical outlets and mental stimulation to thrive. Without proper exercise, routine, and guidance, their energy can turn into chaos.
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Princeton

Irish Terrier

Male, 5 yrs 1 mo
Glendale, AZ
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(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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DOB: 2/11/2021Breed: Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier mix-Neutered Male 60lbs -Microchipped & fully vaccinated.-Negative for heartworm & tick-borne diseases, and on a monthly preventative*Adoption Fee $300*A little bit about me… Hey there, future best friend! I’m a big scruffy ball of energy looking for someone who can keep up with me! I’ve got a heart full of love and a playful spirit, but I’ll be honest, I can be a bit stubborn. I love to roughhouse, and sometimes I forget that play biting isn’t the best way to show affection. That’s why I need a strong leader who will teach me good manners with patience and consistency. I have tons of energy, so a vigorous lifestyle will suit me best. If you love hiking, running, or just playing until we’re both exhausted, I’m your guy! I’m still working on my social skills and play style, so I’ll need someone who’s willing to help me learn the ropes. If you’re looking for a fun-loving companion who’s ready for adventure, I’d love to meet you! Think you’re up for the challenge? Come say hi! I promise I’m worth it!The highlights…-Lots of bones and strong toys are a must!-Silly and entertaining to watch -I am very active and will benefit from lots of exercise-I love playing in water!My ideal home would include…-Patience is key. I have been in a shelter for the majority of my life, so I may not be familiar with household routines, basic commands, or even simple things like stairs or furniture. -Experience with training, and/or under-socialized dogs. -Exercise and Mental Stimulation. Dogs with limited past experiences often have pent-up energy and curiosity. Regular exercise, enrichment activities, and puzzle toys will help me thrive and prevent boredom
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Mona

Papillon

Female, 10 mos
Glendale, AZ
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(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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DOB: 05/11/2025 Breed: Papillon mixSpayed female 9lbsMicrochipped & fully vaccinatedNegative for heartworm & tick-borne diseases, and on a monthly preventative*Adoption Fee $500*A little bit about me… Pleased to meet you, I’m Mona! At first, I might come off like a calm and gentle girl, but don’t be fooled, once I get comfortable, my puppy energy really comes out! I love zooming around and roughhousing with other little doggie friends whenever I get the chance. I’m a sweet girl, but I’ll be honest...I do have a bit of a stubborn princess streak. I like things my way and I believe I deserve the royal treatment. Since I’m still a puppy, I’m going to need a family that’s ready to keep working on my training. I’m not very polite on the leash, and I’ll need continued guidance with the basics so that I can grow into the best girl possible. I also still have that classic puppy habit of being a little mouthy and nippy, so I would not be best for young children right now. If you’re looking for a fun, spunky little companion, I might be your girl!The highlights…-Very energetic-I can be stubborn -I’m still a puppy-Sweet demeanorKey points to know…-Expect lots of energy and brainpower. Papillons are small but very intelligent and energetic dogs. Daily playtime, walks, and mental stimulation will keep them happy and prevent boredom behaviors like chewing or barking.-At this age, she’s still learning! Consistent, positive reinforcement training will help her grow into a well-mannered adult.-Grooming and skin care matter for white coats. All white dogs show dirt and tear stains more easily. Regular brushing, gentle baths when needed, and keeping the eyes clean will help maintain that beautiful coat. Papillon mixes also benefit from brushing to prevent tangles and keep their fur healthy.
We'll also keep you updated on Frida's adoption status with email updates.
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Frida

American Pit Bull Terrier Husky

Female, 1 yr
Glendale, AZ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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DOB: 3/19/2025 Breed: Husky/Pit bull mixSpayed female 38lbsMicrochipped & fully vaccinatedNegative for heartworm & tick-borne diseases, and on a monthly preventative*Adoption Fee $350*A little bit about me… Hi new friends, I’m Frida! I’m a happy girl with lots of energy to share. Since I’m still a puppy, I’ll need someone who’s confident and consistent with training, because I get distracted easily and still jump up when I’m excited. An active home would be my dream come true! I love playing and running around the yard with my favorite people. Interactive toys, puzzle games, and enrichment activities will help keep my brain busy, burn off some energy, and prevent destructive behavior. If you’re looking for a fun pup who’s ready to grow with you and take on everything life throws our way, I think we might be a perfect match!The highlights…-Very energetic-Family friendly -Dog selective-Parvo survivorKey points to know…-Big Energy & Growing Brain: At 10 months old, I’m still very much a puppy. Full of energy, curiosity, and big feelings. Daily exercise and mental enrichment aren’t optional, they are a must.-Training: I’m smart, strong, and easily distracted, so consistent training and clear boundaries are important. Positive reinforcement, structure, and patience will help me learn focus and good manners as I mature.-Boredom = Mischief: When I don’t have enough to do, I may find my own entertainment. Interactive toys, puzzles, enrichment games, and routine will help prevent destructive behaviors and set me up for success.

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Sun Valley Animal Shelter

7150 N. 110th Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85307

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Arizona K-9 Rescue

Phoenix, AZ 85340

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Labrador Friends of Arizona

Litchfield Park, AZ 85340

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Medical Animals In Need (M.A.I.N.)

Medical Animals In Need, P.O. Box 758, El Mirage, AZ 85335

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Cavalier Connection

Phoenix, AZ 85305

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Cactus Corgi Rescue of Arizona

Glendale, AZ 85392

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Forever Loving Hearts Rescue

Surprise, AZ 85372

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Arizona Pug Party and Rescue

Surprise, AZ 85379

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Phoenix Paws & Claws Animal Rescue

P.O. Box 6671, Peoria, AZ 85385

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West Valley Animal Rescue

Goodyear, AZ 85338

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