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Cuddles

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 1 yr 2 mos
Hobart, IN
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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Meet Cuddles!She came to us when her owner could no longer care for her financially anymore.She is looking for a new place to call home!FemaleMixed Breed, Small1 year6 lbs--------------Interested in adopting? The BEST way to adopt is to come meet the pet in person at the shelter and fill out an application while you’re here. No appointment needed!Please note: in-person adopters who have already met the animal get first priority, and sometimes pets are adopted before we’re able to contact online applicants.Hours: 11am-7pm Tuesdays & Fridays11- 4pm All Other Days
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Jamie

Mutt

Male, Adult
Hobart, IN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Jamie’s human mom died, family isn’t able to care for him. Trying to keep him from going to a shelter Currently living in a foster home with 3 other large dogs.He wants a home w/ love, affection.Jamei’s original home had two small dogs and a cat.Loves car rides, has a few stuffies that he likes to play with.He’s not treat motivated, a piece of people food is his favorite. Notice that he waits for the other dogs to get their treat before he takes his.Wants to hear what a “good boy”, he is.Will bark when someone comes on the property to let you know.Totally potty trained, working on the leash walking, He has stopped rushing the door . He knows basic commands. Loves to sleep in the bed with you if you allow it. As far as our knowledge he’s never been crated.Diet needs are: Vet believes that he may have a grain /chicken allergy. Just switched foods to salmon and sweet potato from Costco. All itching has stopped.
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Bidzil

Boxer

Male, 5 yrs
Hobart, IN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Meet Bidzil!Bidzil is a goofy guy, he greets dogs well, but is over it after a minute. He would do best with a co-exister or solo.He loves people of all ages! He’s very wiggly and maybe not the smartest kid in class…He would thrive on a great school routine and some extra cuddles!! He also came in on the super skinny side weighing in at only 33 lbs! Now he is up to a healthy 50 lbs.Bidzil came in with vertebrae on his tail exposed. He needs daily tail wrap changes and antibiotics and pain meds given. He will still likely need his tail amputated.He loves to play!! No cats or small animals, please.If you are interested in fostering or adopting Bidzil, please stop by the shelter during our typical operating hours 11-4MaleBoxer mix?50.5 lbs ---------------------------------------------------Interested in adopting? The BEST way to adopt is to come meet the pet in person at the shelter and fill out an application while you’re here. No appointment needed!Please note: in-person adopters who have already met the animal get first priority, and sometimes pets are adopted before we’re able to contact online applicants.Hours: 11am-7pm Tuesdays & Fridays11- 4pm All Other Days
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Jill

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 2 yrs
Hobart, IN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Meet Jill!She’s a confident and friendly girl who is eager to explore. One of her favorite activities is grazing. If you have a lawn that needs trimming, she’ll help you out!This cutie was just transferred to us from Gary Animal Control to help them make space. We are still getting to know her, but feel free to stop by and say hi!FemaleMixed Breed, Large53 lbs2 years old (appx.)---------------------------------------------------Interested in adopting? The BEST way to adopt is to come meet the pet in person at the shelter and fill out an application while you’re here. No appointment needed!Please note: in-person adopters who have already met the animal get first priority, and sometimes pets are adopted before we’re able to contact online applicants.Hours: 11am-7pm Tuesdays & Fridays11- 4pm All Other Days
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Sarge

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 8 yrs
Hobart, IN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
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Story
Meet Sarge!He is a playful and spunky guy gives the best hugs. He came in as an owner surrender. Before arriving, he had lived his entire life in a backyard behind a four-foot fence.He has spent the last six months in foster receiving treatment for heart worm, and has finally been cleared!Here`s what his foster family had to say:This energetic and brilliant dog is looking for an experienced home.Sarge`s favorite games are tug-of-war and fetch. He also loves his Kong teddy bears, but they usually end up destuffed and headless. He excels at running. He could also do well with dog sports such as disc or nose work.Sarge is a working dog and will need a job. He`s extremely intelligent and great at problem solving. If left with excess energy at the end of the day, that energy will become destructive. He will not do well in a home where he will be alone for long stretches of time. He`s sensitive to the energy of people around him, so he`ll need a calm and confident family to lead him and his considerable presence. He is extremely fearful of loud noises including fireworks, thunder, loud cars, etc. He can get overly playful and mouthy when he gets worked up. Sarge is learning to build social relationships and is just learning to trust belly rubs, hugs, and affection. Sarge is crate-trained, knows the commands: `sit`, `wait`, `halt`, `let’s go`, `no`, `paw`, `outside` `potty`, and `hush`. However, he`s still working on potty training. He has accidents when he can’t make it outside immediately. He has been learning to live with other dogs. He is not aggressive unless another dog is aggressive with him. He is happy to greet, sniff, and ignore if everyone is calm. He has interacted with children as young as 3 and as old as 15, however, we think he would do best in home with older kids.He has a strong prey drive, so would do best in a home without small mammals such as cats.Male7 years (according to previous owner, Vet noted `Patient may be younger than reported, has greying muzzle but healthy teeth`)70 lbsOrigin Story:Owner Surrender: According to the surrender notes, he was an outside only dog, and is a German Shepherd/St. Bernard/Australian Shepherd mix. ---------------------------------------------------Hours: 11am-7pm Tuesdays & Fridays11- 4pm all other daysNo appointments requiredDisclaimer: Please only use our website (h
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Rylo

Bichon Frise Shih Tzu

Male, 5 yrs
Hobart, IN
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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Meet Rylo!This little dude recently came in as an owner surrender. We are still getting to know him, but the following is information from the previous owner.Rylo- Was purchased from a pet store- Has been groomed previously at Royal Paws (Hammond) - not lately- Crated when no one is home or let outside on a tie out- Crated when family is home (has a new baby in the home)- Tie out used for outside time- Lived with Men, Women and Kids newborn to 13 years old and did well EXCEPT does not care for men much- Lived with another dog (female) and did well, has been depressed since that dog passed away - Has never met a cat.- Owner says Rylo is NOT housebroken and potties frequently in the home.- Rylo has car riding anxiety- Owner states that Rylo will make a break for it (run) given the opportunity from gates/doors- Owner feeds Rylo in the morning as the kids are getting ready and before bed. She noted that he really doesn`t eat dog food and has been mostly getting people food. Will need to work on getting him on a dog food diet.MaleBichon Frise / Shih Tzu MIx?5 year15.5 lbs

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Humane Society of Hobart, Inc.

2054 E. State Road 130, Hobart, IN 46342

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American Greyhound

PO Box 598, Hobart, IN 46342

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Big Dogs Don't Cry

Merrilliville, IN 46410

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Humane Society of Northwest Indiana

6100 Melton Road, Gary, IN 46403

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Safe Haven Rescue & Adoption, Inc.

PO Box 593, Portage, IN 46368

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Guardians of the Green Mile Inc

PO BOX 182, Portage, IN 46368

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2x2 Rescue

po box 14361, Merrillville, IN 46411

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

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Lake County Sheriff's Animal Control

3011 W. 93rd Ave, Crown Point, IN 46307

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Save A Dog Rescue

Crown Point, IN 46307

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Chicagoland Purebred Rescue and Referral

Crown Point, IN 46307

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