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LUCILLE

Husky

Female, 10 yrs 6 mos
Upland, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I AM SPAYED!!
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KOVA

Cane Corso

Female, 5 yrs 5 mos
Upland, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
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Benny

Husky Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 6 yrs 3 mos
Upland, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
BENNY: THE BRAD PITT OF THE SHELTER LOOKING FOR HIS HAPPY ENDING. We all think our own dogs are the most beautiful dogs in the world. But with Benny, even people who have never met him seem to agree. The other day, I was walking Benny in the park when a lady stopped us and said, "My goodness! That's a beautiful dog! He is a Hollywood dog!" And honestly? She wasn't wrong. Benny is the Brad Pitt of our shelter. That striking mix of Siberian Husky and what we believe may be German Shepherd gives him movie-star looks. He's the kind of dog people turn around to look at twice. But Benny is so much more than a handsome face. He has one of those personalities that just feels balanced. He's incredibly affectionate and loves giving kisses, leaning into belly rubs, and curling up close to his people. Yes, this 73-pound boy truly believes he is a lap dog. At the same time, Benny has an independent spirit. He loves exploring, rolling in the grass, carrying his toys around, and simply enjoying the world around him. I can easily picture him resting his head in your lap one moment and then happily napping at your feet the next. Benny loves toys and absolutely loves playing fetch. In fact, he's developed his own system: he likes to have two toys and will trade one for another. Otherwise, he'll happily keep his ball for himself. It's part of his charm. He's also a smart boy who already knows sit, down, and paw, walks nicely on leash, and is very treat motivated, which makes him a wonderful candidate for continued training. Like many Huskies, squirrels, cats, and crows are simply too tempting to ignore, so he'll need someone attentive on walks. Benny is best suited for an active home with a securely fenced yard where he can play, explore, and be his wonderful, goofy self. Because of his size and enthusiasm, we think he would do best with children ages 13 and older. Sometimes when he's feeling extra playful, he may get a little humpy, but a gentle "Nope" and he immediately redirects. He has not been formally tested with other dogs and would likely do best as the only dog in the home. He should not live with cats or small pets. What makes Benny's story especially difficult is this: He has been waiting in our municipal shelter for eleven months. Eleven months of watching people walk by. Eleven months of being everyone's favorite during meet-and-greets, only to hear the same thing at the end: "He's so big." And yes, Benny is a big dog. Big dogs come with big responsibilities. But they also come with big hearts, big loyalty, and big love. If you've been looking for a large, intelligent, affectionate working-breed dog who can be both your cuddle buddy and your adventure partner, Benny may be exactly who you've been waiting for. Municipal shelters become dangerously crowded during the summer months. More than anything, Benny needs a chance. An adopter would be wonderful. Even a foster family would be incredible: a place where this Hollywood handsome boy could finally stretch out on a couch, chase a ball, get his belly rubbed, and happily wait for his forever family. Benny has already mastered being a shelter favorite. Now he just needs the starring role in someone's life.
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GABRIEL

German Shepherd Dog Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 5 yrs 1 mo
Upland, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with dogs, Not good with cats,
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Lucas

Husky

Male, 3 yrs 4 mos
Upland, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
💙 LUCAS — THE HUSKY WHO’S BEEN WAITING FAR TOO LONG 💙 📍 Upland Animal Shelter — Upland, CA 🐾 Animal ID: IEPA-A-17389 🐕 Breed: Siberian Husky ♂️ Sex: Male 🎂 Age: 3 years, 2 months ⚖️ Weight: 49.5 lbs 📅 At the shelter since: June 3, 2025 🏠 Location: Upland Animal Shelter, Upland CA. 💙 MEET LUCAS Some dogs impress you with tricks. Some dogs impress you with energy. Lucas does something different. He looks at you. The very first thing that captured one volunteer’s heart wasn’t that Lucas is handsome — although he absolutely is. It was his eyes. Those incredible icy blue-white Husky eyes seem to look straight through you, as if they’re quietly reading every corner of your heart. And when you let yourself get lost in them, you discover something unexpected: an ocean of honesty, gentleness, and unconditional love… and a promise that if you choose him, he’ll be your friend for life. Lucas has become both a staff and volunteer favorite, and it’s easy to understand why. 🐾 He walks beautifully on leash. During park adventures on a long line, his Husky spirit comes alive. He happily scouts ahead, taking in the world and making sure every squirrel — and every dog or cat in the distance — knows he’s on the case. But once he’s back on the sidewalk with a shorter leash, Lucas settles beside his person and walks as though they’ve been best friends forever, simply enjoying each other’s company. ❤️ Lucas is affectionate in every sense of the word. He’ll happily climb into your lap if you let him, roll over for endless belly rubs, and melt for a tasty treat. He knows basic commands, including “Sit” and “Down,” loves playing fetch, enjoys water, and is smart, treat-motivated, and eager to learn. 🐕 Lucas is good with other dogs and would thrive with a playful canine companion. He does have food resource guarding toward other dogs — NOT toward people — so meals and high-value food items should be managed appropriately in a multi-dog home. 🐱 Lucas is not good with cats. 👧👦 He is good with kids, calm and loving around people, and despite being officially three years old, he still has that joyful, adolescent-like personality that reminds you that life is meant to be fun. Lucas could be a wonderful match for first-time dog owners, a single person searching for a loyal best friend, or a family looking for a dog who wants to be part of their adventures. 🐺 A HUSKY WASN’T MEANT FOR KENNEL WALLS Like every Siberian Husky, Lucas was made for freedom, adventure, companionship, and purpose. Huskies were bred to run, work, explore, and experience the world alongside their people. Yet Lucas has now spent more than a year in a municipal shelter. More than a year waking up in a kennel. Our staff keeps the kennels spotless. Volunteers spend time with him, walk him, play with him, and love him. Lucas is cared for deeply. But no matter how much we love him… it’s still a kennel. Lucas doesn’t need another person to stop at D30 and say: “What a beautiful dog.” He needs someone to stop and say: “Lucas, let’s go home.” 🏡💙 If you’ve been looking for a loyal adventure partner, a hiking buddy, a fetch champion, a water-loving companion, a couch buddy after a long day, and a friend who will love you with his whole heart… Lucas has been waiting for you. Please come meet him. He may just spend the rest of his life proving that the wait was worth it. 🐾 ✨ LUCAS AT A GLANCE 🐾 Walks beautifully on leash ❤️ Affectionate lap dog 🤗 Belly-rub enthusiast 🎾 Loves fetch and toys 💦 Water lover 🐕 Good with dogs 🐶 Would love a playful canine companion 👧👦 Good with kids 🧠 Smart and eager to learn 🎓 Knows basic commands, including Sit and Down 🦴 Treat motivated 🦋 Social butterfly 😌 Calm and loving with people 🎉 Playful, adolescent-like personality 🥾 Would thrive in an active home 🌟 Staff favorite 🌟 Volunteer favorite 🏡 Great for first-time dog owners 🐱 Not good with cats 🍽️ Food resource guarding toward dogs only — NOT people 🏡 ADOPT OR FOSTER LUCAS Lucas is available for adoption or foster at Upland Animal Shelter in Upland, California. Summer is one of the busiest times for municipal shelters, and opening your home — even temporarily through fostering — can give a wonderful dog like Lucas the chance he deserves while creating space for another dog in need. 🚐 Transportation is available for rescue organizations. More than a year is far too long. 💙 Come meet Lucas. Look into those extraordinary eyes. And maybe this time, when someone walks away from his kennel… Lucas will be walking beside them. 🐾🏡
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OBERON

Neapolitan Mastiff Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 6 yrs 2 mos
Upland, CA
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
🐾 OBERON — THE GENTLE GIANT WHO MAKES THE WORLD SLOW DOWN ❤️ 123+ Pounds of Love, Wisdom, and Pure Mastiff Magic! 📍 Upland Animal Shelter — Upland, CA 🐾 Animal ID: IEPA-A-19574 🐕 Breed: Neapolitan Mastiff Mix 💙 Sex: Male (Neutered) 🎂 Age: Approximately 6 years ⚖️ Weight: 123 lbs at intake; currently estimated at nearly 140 lbs 📅 At the Shelter Since: August 8, 2026 🏡 Adoption Status: Neutered and ready for his forever home! ❤️ MEET OBERON — A DOG UNLIKE ANY OTHER Some dogs make you smile. Some dogs make you laugh. And then there are dogs like Oberon, who make you forget everything else happening in the world. At first glance, Oberon can be intimidating. His enormous size, powerful build, cropped ears, and majestic appearance might make you think you're standing before a formidable guardian. But give him a few seconds. Just a few seconds. And you'll discover something extraordinary. Behind that imposing appearance lives one of the gentlest, calmest, most affectionate, and beautifully behaved dogs you could ever hope to meet. Oberon is not simply a big dog. He's a big dog with an even bigger heart. ❤️ 🌎 WHEN OBERON IS AROUND, THE WORLD SLOWS DOWN There is something almost magical about spending time with Oberon. Watching him walk peacefully around the play yard, watching him run after his enormous balls (yes, we're talking about balls nearly a foot in diameter!), watching him approach you for affection... Everything seems to happen in slow motion. His movements are gentle and fluid. His personality is calm and joyful. Even his excitement has a certain dignity. It's as though Oberon carries his own peaceful rhythm through life, and somehow, when you're with him, you begin to follow that rhythm too. The noise of the world fades away. The worries of the day become smaller. And for a little while, there's nothing more important than enjoying the company of a wonderful dog. Oberon doesn't just make you feel loved. He makes you feel peaceful. ❤️ 🎾 BIG DOG. BIG TOYS. BIG FUN! Don't let his calm personality fool you! Oberon absolutely loves to play. And naturally, a dog his size needs toys worthy of his enthusiasm! His favorites include enormous balls, some almost 12 inches in diameter. Watching this magnificent giant chasing and playing with them is an unforgettable sight. 💦 And then there's the water! Oberon LOVES drinking directly from the garden hose. Giving him a bath can become an adventure of its own. He enjoys the water, and if you're the person holding the hose, there's an excellent chance you'll end up getting a bath yourself! But that's part of the fun. Oberon knows how to enjoy life's simple pleasures, and he has a wonderful way of making everyone around him enjoy them too. 🧠 A GENTLEMAN WITH BRAINS! Oberon isn't just handsome and affectionate. He's remarkably intelligent, attentive, and eager to please. He already knows several commands, including: 🐾 Sit 🐾 Down 🐾 Paw 🐾 Stay 🐾 Come And he's more than capable of learning additional commands. His secret motivation? TREATS! 🦴 Oberon absolutely loves them! Given the opportunity, he might happily eat a mountain of treats. But what makes him so special is how gently he accepts them. Despite his enormous head and powerful jaws, he takes treats with remarkable delicacy. He responds beautifully to positive reinforcement, and training with him is a pleasure. His future family will discover a dog who genuinely enjoys interacting, learning, and cooperating with his people. 🥰 THE WORLD'S BIGGEST LAP DOG? Well... perhaps not literally the biggest. But Oberon certainly deserves a place among the contenders! When this magnificent fellow begins walking toward you with the slow, peaceful confidence of a lion, you can usually guess what he's looking for. Affection. And lots of it! ❤️ Gentle petting ❤️ Ear scratches ❤️ Relaxing massages ❤️ Belly rubs ❤️ A comfortable place to rest his enormous head Oberon loves being close to his people. Sometimes he'll simply settle beside you, place that enormous head in your lap, and quietly enjoy your company. He doesn't need constant excitement or entertainment. He understands something that humans sometimes forget: Good friendship doesn't always need words, activities, or excitement. Sometimes, simply being together is enough. And Oberon is exceptionally good at simply being together. 🚶 A GENTLE GIANT ON WALKS — WITH ONE IMPORTANT EXCEPTION! Despite his tremendous size, Oberon generally walks beautifully on a leash. He's calm, cooperative, and often happy to walk right beside his handler. However, there's something every potential adopter must understand. 🐿️ SQUIRRELS! Oberon has a high prey drive, and squirrels are particularly exciting to him. When he spots one, his enthusiasm can suddenly remind you that you're holding the leash of an extraordinarily powerful dog! For this reason, Oberon needs someone physically capable of managing his size and strength, attentive to the surroundings, and experienced with large, powerful breeds. A properly fitted harness, proactive handling, and early redirection are strongly recommended. The good news? Oberon responds well to redirection when his handler recognizes distractions early and helps him refocus. With knowledgeable handling, walks with Oberon can be peaceful and deeply enjoyable. . 🏡 WHAT KIND OF HOME WOULD MAKE OBERON HAPPY? Oberon has many wonderful qualities that could make him an exceptional companion. He's: 💚 Calm and affectionate 💚 Housetrained 💚 Intelligent and responsive 💚 Gentle when accepting treats 💚 Playful without being constantly hyperactive 💚 Social and people-oriented 💚 Comfortable with handling and affection 💚 A staff and volunteer favorite 💚 Neutered and ready for adoption However, loving Oberon also means understanding the responsibilities of sharing your life with a giant breed. 🐕 Giant-breed experience strongly preferred. Oberon's size and strength require knowledgeable, confident handling, appropriate equipment, and a home prepared for a very large dog. 👨‍👩‍👧 Children ages 13 and older. Oberon has shown a wonderfully gentle personality, but his sheer size means he could accidentally knock over a smaller child. The shelter recommends homes with children ages 13 and older. All interactions should be appropriately supervised. 🐈 No cats or small animals. Oberon has a high prey drive and is not suitable for a home with cats. 🐕 Other dogs: Evaluation pending. Oberon has not yet completed formal dog compatibility testing. Encouragingly, he has not shown reactivity toward other dogs during walks in the park or on neighborhood streets. However, this does not establish compatibility for living with another dog. Because of his extraordinary size and strength, a carefully managed professional compatibility assessment is strongly recommended before considering a multi-dog household. 💦 And yes... HE DROOLS! Let's talk about one of the great traditions of Mastiff ownership. Drool. Oberon has plenty of it! On your hands, your clothes, your lap, the floor, perhaps the sofa... And when he shakes that magnificent head, you may discover that Mastiff drool has an impressive traveling distance! Experienced Mastiff lovers know the secret: A little drool is a very small price to pay for the extraordinary affection, companionship, and joy these dogs bring into a home. If a spotless sofa is your highest priority, Oberon may not be your ideal match. But if your highest priority is a beautiful friendship with a magnificent dog... You might just have found your soulmate. ❤️ 💙 WHY OBERON IS SO SPECIAL Ask the volunteers who spend time with Oberon, and you'll discover that this enormous fellow has a remarkable ability to capture people's hearts. One volunteer who knows him especially well describes their time together as something almost impossible to put into words. Despite being considerably smaller than Oberon, this volunteer has enjoyed countless peaceful walks, play sessions, training moments, and quiet afternoons with him. Not because Oberon is small or weak. Quite the opposite. Because Oberon combines extraordinary physical power with an equally extraordinary gentleness. Of course, responsible handling and giant-breed experience remain essential. But there's something deeply moving about watching such a powerful animal choose to be so gentle. And perhaps that is Oberon's greatest gift. He reminds us that strength and tenderness are not opposites. They can exist together. Beautifully. ❤️ SOMEWHERE, THERE IS A PERSON WAITING FOR OBERON Somewhere, there is someone who understands giant breeds. Someone who doesn't mind a little drool. Someone who will laugh when the garden hose becomes a water party. Someone who will enjoy watching an enormous Mastiff chase an equally enormous ball. Someone who knows that a peaceful walk, a gentle head resting in your lap, and a quiet afternoon together can be among life's greatest pleasures. And somewhere, that person has a place in their home and heart for Oberon. Oberon doesn't need to become a different dog to be loved. He simply needs someone who understands how wonderful the dog he already is can be. And when that person finally finds him, they won't just be adopting a magnificent Mastiff. They'll be welcoming home a loyal companion, a gentle friend, and a truly unforgettable soul. 🐾 Come meet Oberon at Upland Animal Shelter. Spend a little time with him. Watch him play. Offer him a treat. Sit beside him and let him rest that enormous head in your lap. And discover for yourself what makes this gentle giant so extraordinary. You may arrive looking for a dog. You may leave having found one of the greatest friendships of your life. ❤️ ________________________________________ 📍 Upland Animal Shelter — Upland, California 🐾 OBERON — Animal ID: IEPA-A-19574 🏡 Neutered and ready for his forever home! 🚐 TRANSPORTATION IS AVAILABLE FOR RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS. 🐾❤️ OBERON — A GIANT IN SIZE. A GENTLEMAN AT HEART. A FRIEND FOR LIFE. ❤️🐾

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Dog shelters and rescues in Upland, California

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Friends of Upland Animal Shelter

1275 San Bernardino Road, Upland, CA 91786

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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Helping Out Pets Everyday

P.O. Box 2005, Upland, CA 91785

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Daisy's Hope

Upland, CA 91785

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The Ontario Rescue

4650 Arrow Highway B-6, Montclair, CA 91763

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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Animal Resource Center of the Inland Empire

1630 Shearwater St., Ontario, CA 91764

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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Diamond from the Ruff

Claremont, CA 91711

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Gunter's Legacy Animal Rescue, Inc.

PO Box 1214, Claremont, CA 91711

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Healing Hounds Rescue

Claremont, CA 91711

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Southland Collie Rescue - San Bernadino County

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

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