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Lillie

Labrador Retriever Whippet

Female, Puppy
menlo park, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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we are only able to answer emails that include zip code, phone number, previous dog experience and expectation/wish list of new dog. sweet, social, 40lb, 1 y old spayed girl, all shots, looking for loving home. https://www.facebook.com/baihertpe/videos All dogs are fostered in private homes, there is no facility open to public. Home visit would be arranged for matched application. We encourage everyone to visit public shelters, and save another dog's life
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Sammy

Golden Retriever

Male, 3 yrs 7 mos
Menlo Park, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs special attention, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Sammy is an amazing and resilient 3-year-old Golden Retriever. He is a very loving Golden to those who know and love him. Sammy is currently enrolled in an extended board-and-train program designed to help de-escalate reactivity with dogs, address home barriers, and manage interactions with strangers. He has really done well after 6 months, building confidence and reducing his reactivity to men and dogs. Sammy now has a pack of five doggie friends he plays with regularly. We have weaned him off the Reconcile, and his Golden personality is really beginning to shine through. Sammy's extensive training is really showing what Sammy's potential can be when loved and cared for daily. He will need an experienced owner who can provide consistent reinforcement and meet his needs. He is great on a leash and non-reactive to other dogs or men. With the introduction, he has a pack of doggie friends. If you are interested, we can coordinate a call with his trainer to learn more. Sammy is being fostered in San Jose.
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Madeleine

Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier Norfolk Terrier

Female, Puppy
Palo Alto, CA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
* To be considered for a meet/adoption, please read the full biography to see whether they may be a good fit for your home, then submit an application. * This dog will be at the Palo Alto Pet Food Express on Saturday, June 20th from 12-3 PM unless adopted prior to the event.   All DPS Rescue dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, flea/tick treated, and microchipped prior to adoption.   Adoption fee: $650 Some dogs enter a room. Madeleine arrives. Whether she's hopping through the house on her long kangaroo legs, making her rounds to greet every living creature in sight, or climbing directly into someone's lap for a cuddle session, Madeleine believes life is better when everyone is included. This 4-5 month old Yorkie mix first came to rescue as a young puppy and was recently welcomed back through absolutely no fault of her own. Now she's searching for the forever family she deserves— and whoever adopts her is in for something special.   Meet the Baby Kangaroo   Madeleine's foster family lovingly refers to her as their 'baby kangaroo,' and one look at her long legs and bouncy hops makes it easy to understand why.   In fact, her foster insists she resembles Nicole Kidman if Nicole Kidman happened to be a tiny blonde kangaroo.   Madeleine doesn't simply walk through the house. She springs. She bounces. She hops from room to room, checking in on everyone and making sure she's not missing out on any fun.   Because for Madeleine, every day is a party and every person is her favorite person.   Professional Greeter, Amateur Personal Space Respecter   From the moment she arrived in foster care, Madeleine has been a social butterfly.   She adores people, loves visitors, and gets excited to meet anyone who crosses her path. Every morning starts with a quick potty break before she begins one of her most important daily responsibilities: waking up the kids.   Once everyone is out of bed, Madeleine happily makes her rounds, handing out kisses and greeting each member of the household as if they've been away for months rather than sleeping in the next room.   She genuinely wants to be friends with everyone.   Humans? Absolutely.   Dogs? Of course.   Cats? She's trying her best.   Cuddles Are Her Love Language   If Madeleine had to choose a career, she would undoubtedly become a professional snuggler.   This little girl has never met a lap she didn't love. If you're sitting down, expect Madeleine to politely suggest that your lap would be improved by adding one small puppy.   She has perfected the art of the gentle paw tap— a sweet request to be picked up so she can settle in for cuddles.   And once she's comfortable? She's staying.   If you lie down on the floor, she'll find a way to drape herself across your neck, stomach, shoulder, or any other available body part. No one is safe from Madeleine's affection.   At bedtime, she's equally committed to physical closeness. Her foster reports that she's an A+ spooner who insists on sleeping near her people. Move her away, and she'll quietly crawl right back. One of her favorite sleeping spots is tucked into the crook behind your knees, where she can stay cozy all night long.   The Perfect Puppy Balance   Like any puppy, Madeleine experiences life in two speeds.   Speed one: zoomies.   Speed two: unconscious.   She spends her days alternating between playful bursts of energy and deep, dramatic naps that would impress a professional sleeper. She enjoys romping around the backyard, wrestling with her canine friends, and exploring her surroundings before seeking out the nearest comfy surface for a recharge.   She also enjoys relaxing in her crate and settles in beautifully when it's time to rest.   Friends of Every Species   Madeleine currently lives with a small dog, a cat, and even a hamster.   The hamster barely registers on her radar.   The resident dog, however, is her best buddy. They wrestle, play, zoom around the yard, and often cuddle together when playtime is over.   As for the cat, Madeleine has enthusiastically offered friendship. The cat remains unconvinced.   Despite this one-sided relationship, Madeleine continues her campaign of kindness and optimism.   She also lives with teenagers and is completely obsessed with them. If there are kids around willing to provide attention, cuddles, and admiration, Madeleine is all in.   Smart, Sweet, and Easy to Live With   Madeleine does an excellent job with her potty habits. She happily goes outside in the yard and also understands how to use potty pads when indoors. She has not had an accident in her foster home since the second day there.   She's crate trained, settles in without complaint, and is generally an easy puppy to have around.   She doesn't dig.   She doesn't destroy things.   She doesn't bark at every passing sound.   In fact, the only time you're likely to hear her voice is during playtime or when another dog has committed the unforgivable crime of stealing her favorite toy.   The only minor trouble she's known to cause? Occasionally smuggling leaves into the house after a backyard adventure.   Her Perfect Home   Madeleine would make a wonderful family dog.   She loves people, thrives on affection, and genuinely enjoys being part of a busy household. Another playful dog would be a fantastic bonus since she loves canine companionship, but her adaptable personality means she could fit into many different types of homes.   Most importantly, she's looking for people who enjoy having a dog close by—a dog who wants to cuddle, participate in family activities, and remind everyone daily that life is meant to be enjoyed.   Why You'll Fall in Love   Madeleine is one of those rare puppies who combines sweetness, confidence, humor, and affection into one adorable package.   She's playful without being overwhelming.   Friendly without being pushy.   Cuddly without ever getting tired of cuddling.   And perhaps best of all, she makes every day a little brighter simply by being herself.   Whether she's hopping through the house like a tiny kangaroo, gathering the family together for morning greetings, or attempting to spoon you into submission at bedtime, Madeleine approaches life with joy, love, and endless enthusiasm.   If you're looking for a puppy who will keep you laughing, cover you in kisses, and happily claim permanent residence in your lap, Madeleine is ready to hop her way straight into your heart. June 15, 2026, 11:06 pm
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Clue: Dagger

Miniature Schnauzer Norfolk Terrier

Male, Puppy
Palo Alto, CA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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* To be considered for a meet/adoption, please read the full biography to see whether they may be a good fit for your home, then submit an application. * This dog will be at the Palo Alto Pet Food Express on Saturday, June 20th from 12-3 PM unless adopted prior to the event.   All DPS Rescue dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, flea/tick treated, and microchipped prior to adoption.   Adoption fee: $650 Meet the Clue Litter   At a Glance   8 weeks old Raised in a foster home since 2 weeks old Socialized with children ages 8 to 13 Introduced to cats Smart and eager to learn Using a puppy door during the day Learning recall, sit, and basic commands Affectionate and people focused Exposed to household noises and daily family life Expected to mature to a medium size similar to their 22 lb mother Mix of scruffy and smooth, low maintenance coats   ---     Five puppies. Five unique personalities. One incredible start in life.   At just two weeks old, these puppies arrived in foster care with their devoted mother, Clue. Over the following six weeks, they have been raised in a loving family home surrounded by children, visitors, household activity, and plenty of opportunities to learn and grow. Thanks to Clue's patient guidance and the dedication of their foster family, these puppies have developed into confident, affectionate, and well socialized companions who are ready to begin the next chapter of their lives.   The Clue Litter has been raised alongside children ages 8 to 13 and has enjoyed regular interaction with both adults and kids. They have been exposed to everyday household life, including televisions, dishwashers, vacuums, gardeners, visitors, and the normal sights and sounds of a busy home. They have also been introduced to cats and are growing up comfortable around a variety of experiences.   Like their mother, these puppies are exceptionally smart. They are already learning recall, sit, and basic commands and eagerly respond to positive reinforcement. During the day, they use a puppy door to independently go outside for potty breaks and playtime, and at night they consistently use pee pads in their x pen. They are curious, food motivated, and genuinely enjoy learning.   More than anything, these puppies love being with people. Whether they are following the kids around, climbing into laps for cuddles, or eagerly participating in training sessions, they have been raised to see humans as an important and rewarding part of their world.   While each puppy has a unique personality, they all share the same loving foundation. They are affectionate, people oriented, playful, and eager to learn. Based on their current size and build, we expect them to grow into medium sized companions similar to their mother.   If you're looking for a puppy who has had an exceptional start in life and is ready to continue learning, exploring, and loving, one of the Clue puppies may be your perfect match.   ---   Dagger   Dagger has quickly become the favorite of the twelve year old in his foster home, and it's easy to see why. This handsome boy combines confidence, intelligence, and affection into one irresistible package.   A medium sized puppy within the litter, Dagger loves to play with his siblings and join in family activities, but he also appreciates quality cuddle time. In the evenings, you'll often find him curled up on the couch giving kisses and soaking up attention from his favorite people.   Like his mother, Dagger is smart, eager to please, and highly trainable. He isn't the leader of the group, but he's always happy to join whatever adventure is underway. His balanced personality makes him a wonderful combination of playful companion and devoted snuggle buddy.   ---   Candlestick     Don't let her small size fool you. Candlestick may be the runt of the litter, but she has one of the biggest personalities.   This little girl is determined to be included in everything. Whether her siblings are wrestling, exploring, or meeting new people, Candlestick is right there making sure she doesn't miss out. She approaches life with confidence and enthusiasm that far exceeds her size.   Candlestick is incredibly affectionate with both people and her littermates. She loves being part of the action and thrives on connection and companionship. Her spunky personality, loving nature, and endless enthusiasm make her impossible not to adore.   ---   Pistol    Pistol's silky smooth coat perfectly matches her gentle personality.   While some puppies rush headfirst into every activity, Pistol prefers to take a moment to observe the world around her. She is thoughtful, calm, and quietly confident. Often you'll find her sitting nearby, patiently waiting for pets and affection rather than demanding attention.   Pistol is happy to join in playtime with her siblings, but she is equally content exploring independently or simply relaxing and watching the world go by. She loves cuddles, kisses, and spending time with her people. Her steady, sweet nature gives her a maturity that is remarkable for such a young puppy.   ---   Wrench   Wrench has a scruffy coat, an expressive face, and a personality that instantly wins hearts.   This lovable girl learned early that sitting politely often results in being picked up for cuddles, and she has been charming people ever since. Smart and observant like her mother, Wrench quickly picks up on routines and enjoys interacting with everyone around her.   She has a wonderful medium energy level and plays happily with all of her siblings. Whether she's wrestling, exploring, or soaking up affection, Wrench brings a gentle and easygoing spirit to everything she does. It's no surprise she became the foster mom's favorite, and she may just know it.   ---   Lead Pipe    Lead Pipe is the natural leader of the litter.   Confident, social, and endlessly curious, she is often the first to investigate a new toy, explore a new space, or figure out a puppy sized puzzle. She loves learning how things work and approaches life with enthusiasm and determination.   While she may be one of the more active puppies in the group, she is equally devoted to her people. Lead Pipe loves following family members around, staying involved in whatever is happening, and making sure she's included. When playtime is over, she crashes just as enthusiastically as she played.   Smart, affectionate, and full of personality, Lead Pipe is the kind of puppy who turns everyday life into an adventure.   ----   In the game of Clue, the goal is to solve the mystery. Fortunately, there's no mystery here! These puppies are smart, affectionate, well socialized, and ready to become beloved family members. The only question left to solve is which puppy is meant for you.   June 15, 2026, 11:06 pm
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Feather: Cardinal

Labrador Retriever

Male, Puppy
Palo Alto, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
* To be considered for a meet/adoption, please read the full biography to see whether they may be a good fit for your home, then submit an application. * This dog will be at the Palo Alto Pet Food Express on Saturday, June 20th from 12-3 PM unless adopted prior to the event.   All DPS Rescue dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, flea/tick treated, and microchipped prior to adoption.   Adoption fee: $650 Meet the Feather Puppies!   On April 4th, Mama Feather welcomed four adorable puppies into the world, and now these little fledglings are about 10 weeks old and ready to spread their wings into homes of their own!   Their mama is a petite 16-pound mixed breed— possibly part Corgi, possibly part Pomeranian, definitely 100% adorable. Dad, however, remains a mystery. In fact, we're not entirely convinced there was only one dad because, as the old song goes, one of these things is not like the others! The three boys all resemble chunky little Lab mixes, while their sister looks like she borrowed all her genes from the fluffy side of the family and could easily pass for a tiny Pomeranian mix.   What we do know is that every single one of them inherited Mama's sweet nature, playful spirit, and love of family time.   A Day in the Life of the Feather Puppies   The Feather crew starts each day around 8:00 AM with a trip outside for potty time and morning playtime. After working up an appetite, they head inside for breakfast before settling into their favorite activities: playing, wrestling, exploring, and napping.   Throughout the day, they enjoy frequent trips outside to run around and burn off puppy energy. Indoors, they're usually found either tumbling around together or piled into the cutest puppy nap heap imaginable.   Dinner is served around 7:00 PM, followed by more playtime, cuddles, and puppy antics before everyone settles down for bed around 10:00 PM.   Like all young puppies, they're still learning about the world and will need families committed to continuing their training, socialization, and house-training as they grow.      Cardinal (10 lbs as of June 15): If you're looking for a cuddle expert, Cardinal would like to submit his application immediately.   This affectionate boy loves people and is happiest when he's snuggled up close. His favorite nap spot is on the sofa with his head resting in a lap, and he generously hands out puppy kisses whenever the opportunity arises.   Cardinal also has a serious appreciation for toys and enjoys sampling every texture available. Squeaky toys, plush toys, chew toys— he's happy to test them all and report back on their quality.     Finch (10 lbs as of June 15): This boy approaches life with enthusiasm and curiosity. If something exciting is happening, Finch wants to be part of it.   This playful, adventurous puppy will perk up whenever he thinks he might be missing out on something fun. If there's action, Finch will come sprinting to investigate.   His curiosity occasionally leads to some creative problem-solving attempts. At one point, he apparently decided his food bowl needed landscaping and tried digging a hole inside it. While the project was ultimately unsuccessful, we admire his commitment.   When the adventures are over, Finch is also a wonderful cuddle buddy who enjoys settling in close for some well-earned affection.     Sparrow (12 lb as of June 15): The class clown of the family and possibly the most playful puppy in the bunch, Sparrow is a happy-go-lucky goofball.   He approaches every day like it's the best day ever and is always looking for a game. His current favorite pastime is engaging in epic tug-of-war battles with unsuspecting shoelaces while people are trying to walk.   He's also provided some excellent entertainment by chasing his own tail with great determination, only to finally catch it, flop over dramatically, and begin chewing on it as though he had discovered a fascinating new toy.   Despite his playful energy, Sparrow has a sweet, snuggly side. When he's tired, he loves curling up with his head resting on someone's feet, making sure he's touching his people even while he sleeps.   The Perfect Homes   Each Feather puppy has their own unique personality, but they all share the same puppy essentials: they need families who are ready for the joys, challenges, and occasional chaos that come with raising a young puppy.   Whether you're looking for a cuddle bug, an adventurer, a comedian, or a fluffy little observer, one of these babies may be the perfect addition to your family.   They're growing quickly, learning new things every day, and are ready to begin the next chapter of their lives with families who will love them forever.   The Feather puppies have spent their first eight weeks surrounded by love. Now they're ready to find homes where that love will continue for a lifetime. June 15, 2026, 11:06 pm
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Ambra

German Shepherd Dog

Female, 2 yrs 1 mo
Palo Alto, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Ambra, our beautiful shepherd with a soft coat and a loving heart, came to us after her first surgery to fix injuries from being hit by a car. She has now recovered enough from her second surgery to spend some supervised time with the other dogs at home, as long as everyone is calm. Ambra has healed enough to finally take off her splint, bandage, and e-cone, which she wore for seven weeks. She still needs crate rest for another week or two, but she is slowly getting more time outside her crate. Ambra loves her meals and is always happy to get treats, which help her settle into her crate. She would even put her head into her e-cone just for a treat. She takes her sedation medicine calmly and enjoys being petted and told she’s a good girl. Ambra has a gentle mouth and the softest coat. She is very well crate- and potty-trained, gets along with other dogs, and they like her too. At first, we thought she might be unsure around men, but she has warmed up to the men in her foster home and enjoys sniffing them and giving kisses. She also liked to gently remove her foster mom’s bandaid each night to check a cut on her hand. This sweet girl spent Memorial Day weekend in Tahoe and handled the long, winding car ride with no problems. She loved exploring all the new smells during her potty breaks. When Ambra’s veterinary team first saw her, she had fractures and open, infected wounds. They worked together to give her a second chance at life. Her family, who lived far out in the countryside, had spent five days trying to find help, with the nearest emergency vet three hours away. After being hit by a car and having two surgeries, Ambra has shown how resilient and loving she is. Her first surgery fixed her injured hip, cleaned and stitched her wounds, and stabilized her other leg with a splint and bandages to help it heal naturally. While antibiotics and stitches helped her wounds heal, Ambra’s leg needed more care than expected. Four weeks after her first surgery, she had to go back to the hospital for a second operation.  Every week, she visited the orthopedics team at UCDVMTH for wound checks and new bandages. Now, Ambra walks into her appointments on her own, which is a big change from when she needed a sling and a gurney to get inside. Sometimes, after being sedated for exams, she still gets a gurney ride out and enjoys the extra help when she’s feeling sleepy. As Ambra got stronger, her joyful and sweet personality made us so happy to care for her. She enjoys short walks twice a day, lots of cuddles with her foster mom, and playing with toys while she rests. Ambra still needs one more surgery to be spayed and to fix her abdominal hernia. We expect this to happen in a few weeks, along with final X-rays to ensure she is ready for full activity. Any support, whether it’s a donation, supplies, or a kind message, really helps Ambra as she heals. If you know anyone who adores long-coated shepherds, please share Ambra’s story so she can find the loving forever home she deserves. We look forward to sharing more of Ambra’s journey as she heals and her beautiful coat grows back. Once her vet team says she’s ready, she’ll be free to play with her foster siblings and make new friends. While Ambra recovers, your support—whether through donations, supplies for enrichment toys, or good wishes—means a lot to us. Our Chewy and Amazon wishlists show what we need. Ambra is eating Purina Pro Plan kibble, which costs about $70 per bag with our discounts. We are thankful that Ambra’s medical care is provided by the UCDVMTH Fracture Program for Rescue Animals. If you want to help, please consider donating to the Fracture Program to support Ambra’s care. This great service has helped other shepherds in our program and many other shelter animals over the years. Ambra will be ready for adoption as soon as she is medically cleared. Have you checked out our YouTube channel? We would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing, liking, and commenting on the videos we share of our adoptable shepherds in action. You can also follow us on Instagram,  Facebook, and our newest Threads account, where we post plenty of news and updates about our shepherds. As a foster-based rescue, ShepHeroes is always in need of fosters. An overwhelming number of shepherds in our local shelters need our help for a fresh start. Would you share your home and part of your life to help shepherds find new families? You provide the love, and we'll provide everything else! Saying "yes" today truly saves a life. Complete this  https://www.shepheroes.org/foster-form, and we'll be in touch ASAP! We appreciate your consideration. ##2702372##

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Norcal Golden Retriever Rescue

405 El Camino Real, Suite 420, Menlo Park, CA 94025

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Giant Steps Foundation

Menlo Park, CA 94025

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Tiramisu Dog Rescue - S.F. Chapter

menlo park, CA 94025

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Birdhouse/Doghouse Rescue Foundation

Menlo Park, CA 94025

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MO4PAWS

Palo Alto, CA 94306

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Doggie Protective Services (DPS Rescue)

Palo Alto, CA 94306

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ShepHeroes

Palo Alto, CA 94306

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Palo Alto Humane Society

PO Box 60715, Palo Alto, CA 94306

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Northern California Bulldog Rescue

na, Woodside, CA 94062

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Pets In Need, Palo Alto (For the City of Palo Alto)

3281 E. Bayshore Rd., Palo Alto, CA 94303

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