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Puppies and dogs in Belmont, California

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Samantha

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Labrador Retriever

Female, 1 yr 10 mos

San Mateo, CA

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Samantha, spayed female, 8-months-old, 28-lbs If you would like to give SAMANTHA a forever home, please contact abetterchancerescue@gmail.com OR log onto abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application Samantha is a sweet young pup, friendly and mellow. She enjoys the company of other dogs and gets along well with cats too. She’s very stable and calm by nature, well behaved inside the house, not a barker. She’s potty trained to go outside, also crate trained to sleep overnight. Her favorite pastime is hang out with doggie pals in the park, her daily walks and riding in the car. With some basic training, Samantha will become a superb companion pet for any type of family. Samantha and her siblings were born to a stray mother dog. The rescuer decided to take care of the youngsters, after the mother dog was brutally poisoned to death. When Samantha was rescued, she was very fearful toward people. But after socializing for a few months with her foster family, she started to open up; could be a little shy when first meet, but warming up quickly. Now she is playful and healthy, and patiently waiting for her forever home! Please watch Samantha’s YouTube videos below: Interact well with kids. http://youtu.be/BHvOARYnIEM Good with strangers. http://youtu.be/fO8u5lvlIy0 https//youtu.be/Fgf45utMjZo http://youtu.be/3ZjgWRMmM7M http://youtu.be/nLI0hv5dorE Follows the commands well http://youtu.be/Kh-htpHq1Oc http://youtu.be/JcATjjWLM3M Has no food aggression with human and dogs. http://youtu.be/bk8UOM_bHvg Good with cats. http://youtu.be/P60SfLzCHA0 Interact well with dogs. http://youtu.be/6zNg55FJfIY http://youtu.be/cfMnv3opRT0 http://youtu.be/W-xuh7aAXaQ Leash walk training well http://youtu.be/subXNfLj6oM http://youtu.be/EERyQHw8pUY http://youtu.be/10MsssxEuVs Temperament: Energy level: Medium Ideal home environment: Quiet or active both Is the dog good with strangers: yes The dog is best with children of what age group? Elder child Is the dog good with other dogs? yes Is the dog good with cats? OK Good on leash? yes Housetrained? yes Crate-trained? yes How is the dog with men? friendly Food aggression with people? no Food aggression with dogs? no Has the dog ever bitten anyone? no Medical Information: Vaccination History 1st vaccination: 1/30/2022 2nd vaccination: 2/28/2022 3rd vaccination:3/30/2022 Rabies Date: 3/10/2022

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Patti

Labrador Retriever Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Female, 1 yr 7 mos

San Mateo, CA

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Patti, spayed female, 13-months-old, 33-lbs If you would like to give PATTI a forever home, please contact abetterchancerescue@gmail.com OR log onto abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application Pattie is a cute young pup, she’s friendly and independent. She’s good around people of all ages, very food motivated, so is easy to train. She gets along with other dogs and cats as well. She’s crate trained to sleep overnight; she’s potty trained to go on pee pads when inside the house or can go outside too; not a chewer or barker when being left alone inside the house. She will do best for owners who are firm, confident, and consistent, and/or family looking for a sibling to the existing dog. About Patti’s rescue: Patti landed in the shelter after a roundup action of the animal control. She’s fortunate enough to be rescued by volunteers and is now waiting for her forever home. Please watch Patti’s YouTube videos below: Interact well with kids. http://youtu.be/oDikWZKGKCs Good with strangers. http://youtu.be/h8P6RF-E7AM Follows the commands well http://youtu.be/sTCg-8wSdHc Has no food aggression with human and dogs. http://youtu.be/Xe1Y_9Rb7tM http://youtu.be/hvUcaxWKzhU http://youtu.be/28Dn4g5QriU http://youtu.be/LBvX6spefdo Good with cats. http://youtu.be/QTr44u5M19s Interact well with dogs. http://youtu.be/pQ6xuFG8DAM Walk leash training well http://youtu.be/WIShQuRowHE http://youtu.be/sPBZLhh1M8E Temperament: Energy level: Medium Ideal home environment: Quiet or active both Is the dog good with strangers: yes The dog is best with children of what age group? Any age Is the dog good with other dogs? yes Is the dog good with cats? OK Good on leash? Under training Housetrained? yes Crate-trained? yes How is the dog with men? friendly Food aggression with people? no Food aggression with dogs? no Has the dog ever bitten anyone? no Medical Information: Vaccination History 1st vaccination: 6/24/2022 2nd vaccination: 7/23/2022 Rabies Date: 5/03/2022

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Allen

Belgian Shepherd Labrador Retriever

Male, 2 yrs 1 mo

San Mateo, CA

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Allen, neutered male, 1.5-y-o, 36-lbs If you would like to give ALLEN a forever home, please contact abetterchancerescue@gmail.com OR log onto abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application With a pair of big eyes, on a seemingly oversized head — compared to his small and bony body, little Allen wandered alone around the orchard. He tried to keep out of sight from people, even when the volunteers were doling out food for him. Apparently, he was deeply haunted by multiple attacks in his short three months’ life. After Allen was rescued, his physical revealed that he was severely anemic. Under the loving tender care of his foster family, Allen slowly gained his trust toward people around him and started to play with other dogs in the household. Still, he’s not too comfortable being held by people, but great improvement has shown as time goes by. Allen is now a lively, playful and happy pup when around familiar environment. He is super mellow and well behaved by nature, only a little shy around strangers, especially toward men. He gets along well with other dogs and cats. He’ll be a great addition to family with dog! Please watch Allen’s YouTube videos below: Interaction with strangers. http://youtu.be/C5SQk1TLXRk Has no food aggression with human and dogs. http://youtu.be/5CotBDCVFGc OK with cats. http://youtu.be/J-xx61G_DV8 Interact well with dogs. http://youtu.be/Pf8_HKZXfo0 Temperament: Energy level: Medium Ideal home environment: Quiet or active both Is the dog good with strangers: shy The dog is best with children of what age group? N/A Is the dog good with other dogs? yes Is the dog good with cats? Yes. Good on leash? ok Housetrained? yes Crate-trained? yes How is the dog with men? shy Food aggression with people? no Food aggression with dogs? no Has the dog ever bitten anyone? no Medical Information: Vaccination History 1st vaccination:2/05/2023 Rabies Date: 2/06/2023

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Du-Gu

Labrador Retriever Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Male, 4 yrs 10 mos

San Mateo, CA

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Du-Gu, Neutered male, 4 Years 4 months, 43-Lbs. If you would like to give DU-GU a forever home, please contact abetterchancerescue@gmail.com OR log onto abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application About Du-Gu: Du-Gu is one of the best dogs we have fostered. He is loving and passionate, yet stable, calm, friendly and obedient; he does not have any behavior issue. He can easily befriend strangers including kids; also gets along well with other dogs and cats. He’s potty trained and crate trained. He will be your good friend and a great companion pet. Du-Gu is patiently waiting for a second chance to become your family member. Du-Gu’s rescue story: Du-Gu was a stray puppy and rescued by a TNR group, he was soon adopted at several months old to a loving family. He had four years of happy life after being adopted. Unfortunately, the family’s grandma got cancer and was hospitalized, Du-Gu’s previous owner had to be in the hospital to take care of grandma. Du-Gu was returned to the rescuer since there’s no other family member can take care of him. His previous owner did love him very much and has trained him to be a wonderful dog, but was left with no choice but to ask for our help to rehome him. Please watch Du-Gu’s YouTube videos below: http://youtu.be/oN4CM_Xeb9A Temperaments: - SOCIALIZATION - Social inclination: Submissive People/Children-friendly: Yes Gets along with cats: Yes Gets along with outside dogs: Yes - ANXIETY - Skittish: No Fear of men: No Barks when unattended: No Chews things up when unattended: No - AGGRESSION - Biting incidents: No Food aggression with dogs: No Food aggression with humans: No - DAY-TO-DAY ACTIVITIES - Energy level: Moderate House trained: Yes Leash-trained: Yes Commands learned: Sit, down, kiss, come, go home (go into crate) Adapts in new environments? 2 days Dog gets to go out with foster family in a day: twice a day Good in car: Yes

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Bonnie

Mountain Cur Labrador Retriever

Female, 1 yr 6 mos

San Mateo, CA

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Bonnie, Spayed female, 1 Year, 25-Lbs. If you would like to give BONNIE a forever home, please contact abetterchancerescue@gmail.com OR log onto abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application About Bonnie: Bonnie is a sweet girl, very playful and affectionate. Bonnie is loving and passionate by nature; she is friendly with everyone she met, loves to give kisses, even strangers. She gets along well with dogs and friendly toward cats; could be a bit overwhelming for cats though, due to her unconditional passion towards all her play pals. She enjoys her daily walks and hanging out in the park; she loves to play toys too when being left alone. She is crate and potty trained, no barking or chewing issues. Bonnie is a happy-go-lucky dog; she has optimistic attitude toward the world. Being young and kinda jumpy still, basic obedient training is recommended. Bonnie will do best for family without young kids. Sweet Bonnie is patiently waiting for her forever home. Bonnie’s rescue story: Bonnie was born in a government run shelter, then transferred to a private shelter with financial subsidy when she was 7-w-o. The private shelter was in mismanagement; hundreds of its dogs suffered hunger, sickness and death; another government shelter took all survived dogs into their TNVR (trap/neuter/vaccination/release) program and managed all dogs to be released after neutering surgery. We bailed Bonnie before government releases her and then sent her to foster to learn everything to be a family dog. Please watch Joy’s YouTube videos below: http://youtu.be/4MuxFT3bLlM Temperaments: - SOCIALIZATION - Social inclination: Submissive People/Children-friendly: Yes Gets along with cats: Yes (but too rude for the cats) Gets along with outside dogs: Yes - ANXIETY - Skittish: No Fear of men: No Barks when unattended: No Chews things up when unattended: No - AGGRESSION - Biting incidents: No Food aggression with dogs: No Food aggression with humans: No - DAY-TO-DAY ACTIVITIES - Energy level: Moderate House trained: Yes Leash-trained: Yes Commands learned: Sit Adapts in new environments? One day Dog gets to go out with foster family in a day: 3-times a day Good in car: Yes

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Scooby

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Labrador Retriever

Male, 1 yr 11 mos

San Mateo, CA

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Scooby, neutered male, 1.5-yo, 42-lbs If you would like to give SCOOBY a forever home, please contact abetterchancerescue@gmail.com OR log onto abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application Meet Scooby! Scooby is a handsome young pup, well-mannered, cuddly and friendly. Scooby is very close to people, and he heeds commands well. He’s very food motivated, so is easy to befriend and thrive in new environment. He is sociable around people of all ages, also good with other dogs and super friendly with cats too. He’s not a chewer or barker, nor would he get into fight with other dogs over food or toy. Please watch Scooby’s videos to learn more about this goofy sweet boy! About Scooby’s rescue: Scooby’s mother and his five puppies wandered to a fishery in central Taiwan suburb. The fishery owner tried many nasty means to drive them away. They were finally wounded up in the shelter. Scooby being playful and pleasant by nature, he was adopted soon. Unfortunately, his owner got into trouble with the police and had to send him back to the shelter. A second owner kept Scooby for a short time but due to his inexperience with dogs, Scooby was given up shortly after. The rescuer decided to place Scooby under the overseas adoption program to give this sweet dog a second chance. Please watch Scooby’s YouTube videos below: Good with cats. http://youtu.be/gateUy1geZ0 Good with strangers. http://youtu.be/MrYv4bdmRVg http://youtu.be/C3Xiao61Etc http://youtu.be/WF5rctwAQrc http://youtu.be/roJ3XBDFbgs Follows the commands well http://youtu.be/HvF4gzc1JIs Has no food aggression with human and dogs. http://youtu.be/z0FPtLKwFAQ http://youtu.be/ze247mAWDow http://youtu.be/wpnsQlIkNCM http://youtu.be/CgGuRFPrMV4 Interact well with dogs. http://youtu.be/pLnDMu4vOSg http://youtu.be/XT9UqG3OIlo Interact well with kids. http://youtu.be/8MOeoKN-hhU Crate trained. http://youtu.be/BQw2BX-H6No Walk leash training well http://youtu.be/6wp0M992TsI http://youtu.be/Wc4GEJUuM8o Scooby is good at vet clinic http://youtu.be/qgMdA5ujd84 Scooby can play fetch. http://youtu.be/F1FSF-j6vus Temperament: Energy level: Medium Ideal home environment: Quiet or active both Is the dog good with strangers: yes The dog is best with children of what age group? Any age Is the dog good with other dogs? yes Is the dog good with cats? ok. Good on leash? ok Housetrained? yes Crate-trained? yes How is the dog with men? friendly Food aggression with people? no Food aggression with dogs? no Has the dog ever bitten anyone? no Medical Information: Vaccination History 1st vaccination:3/30/2023 Rabies Date: 3/30/2023

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Dog shelters and rescues in Belmont, California

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Redwood Coast Cattledog Rescue

Redwood City, CA 94002

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

A Better Chance Rescue

San Mateo, CA 94403

Pet Types: dogs

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Northern CA German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue

San Carlos, CA 94070

Pet Types: dogs

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NorCal Collie Rescue

All Northern California, Redwood City, CA 94065

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Furry Smiles International Rescue - SF transport

San Mateo, CA 94402

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Companions In Waiting

PO Box 212, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019

Pet Types: cats, dogs

Rescue

Coastal Mutts

Half Moon Bay, CA 94019

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Partners in Animal Care & Compassion

PO Box, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Afghan Hound Rescue of California

P.O. Box 3508, Redwood CIty, CA 94064

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Compassion Animal Rescue

San Mateo, CA 94401

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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