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Puppies and dogs in Pennsylvania

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These adorable dogs are available for adoption in Pennsylvania. To learn more about each adoptable dog, click on the "i" icon for fast facts, or their photo or name for full details.
We'll also keep you updated on Honor's adoption status with email updates.
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Honor

Labrador Retriever/Golden Retriever

Female, 4 mos
Union City, PA
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
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Story
Beautiful pup! A delightful blend of Black Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, and Boerboel Mastiff, which means one thing for sure. They are going to be big, beautiful dogs when fully grown. At just four months old, they are already long-legged, lanky, and impressively sized for their age, with lean bodies that hint at the strong, majestic companions they will become. Their “teenage” bodies will certainly thicken up drastically the older they become! Right now, they are in their classic puppy era. That means happy zoomies, goofy curiosity, wiggly greetings, and all the playful silliness that makes raising a puppy such a joyful adventure. They love attention, thrive on interaction, and are soaking up the world around them like little sponges. Each one has their own personality, but they all share the same sweet nature, playful spirit, and eagerness to love and be loved. These pups will do best in homes prepared for a large breed dog’s needs, including training, structure, exercise, and continued socialization. With guidance and consistency, they have all the potential to grow into loyal, affectionate, and well-mannered companions. Before completing an application, please take into consideration breed characteristics, puppy shenanigans, and estimated full-grown size. • I am full of razor-sharp puppy teeth and LOVE to chew. • I am not house trained or crate trained (but I’m working on it). • I need daily exercise, playtime, and mental enrichment—not long hours confined in a crate. • I require quality time to learn good manners, basic obedience, house training, and proper socialization. • I’ve had a rough start in life and need a home committed to helping me learn what love and loyalty really mean. • We place our dogs and puppies into homes that meet their specific needs. Be sure to visit our Facebook page for additional pictures and updates on our rescues: Canine Partners Program Inc Please note: We cannot guarantee breed or breed mix, as our information is often limited to what is observed or shared by a previous owner. Changes in environment may also affect behavior, so while we do our best to assess each dog, we cannot guarantee personality traits, temperament, or preferences. All of our dogs are fully vetted, including: • Spay or neuter • Age-appropriate vaccinations • Rabies vaccination • Microchipping • Heartworm and Lyme testing • Deworming • Flea and tick treatment • Heartworm prevention • Any other necessary medical care Foster-to-adopt means the dog will live with you while completing any remaining veterinary care. Once completed, the adoption is finalized. Each adoption includes a 6-week group obedience class (a $125 value). If adopting a puppy under 6 months of age, we cover the cost of spay/neuter at the appropriate time. Paws-in-Prison dogs are not available for adoption until they complete their training program. However, you may apply in advance to reserve your highly trained companion. To apply or learn more about our adoption process, visit our website: 🔗 https://caninepartnersprograminc.org/adoptables-%26-application Click the Adoption tab, review our process and requirements, then click on the dog’s photo to access their bio and application. Canine Partners Program Inc. — giving dogs a second chance at a happy life through rehabilitation. Thank you for considering adoption and for supporting our mission.
We'll also keep you updated on Noble's adoption status with email updates.
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Noble

Labrador Retriever/Golden Retriever

Male, 4 mos
Union City, PA
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
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Story
Beautiful pup! A delightful blend of Black Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, and Boerboel Mastiff, which means one thing for sure. They are going to be big, beautiful dogs when fully grown. At just four months old, they are already long-legged, lanky, and impressively sized for their age, with lean bodies that hint at the strong, majestic companions they will become. Their “teenage” bodies will certainly thicken up drastically the older they become! Right now, they are in their classic puppy era. That means happy zoomies, goofy curiosity, wiggly greetings, and all the playful silliness that makes raising a puppy such a joyful adventure. They love attention, thrive on interaction, and are soaking up the world around them like little sponges. Each one has their own personality, but they all share the same sweet nature, playful spirit, and eagerness to love and be loved. These pups will do best in homes prepared for a large breed dog’s needs, including training, structure, exercise, and continued socialization. With guidance and consistency, they have all the potential to grow into loyal, affectionate, and well-mannered companions. Before completing an application, please take into consideration breed characteristics, puppy shenanigans, and estimated full-grown size. • I am full of razor-sharp puppy teeth and LOVE to chew. • I am not house trained or crate trained (but I’m working on it). • I need daily exercise, playtime, and mental enrichment—not long hours confined in a crate. • I require quality time to learn good manners, basic obedience, house training, and proper socialization. • I’ve had a rough start in life and need a home committed to helping me learn what love and loyalty really mean. • We place our dogs and puppies into homes that meet their specific needs. Be sure to visit our Facebook page for additional pictures and updates on our rescues: Canine Partners Program Inc Please note: We cannot guarantee breed or breed mix, as our information is often limited to what is observed or shared by a previous owner. Changes in environment may also affect behavior, so while we do our best to assess each dog, we cannot guarantee personality traits, temperament, or preferences. All of our dogs are fully vetted, including: • Spay or neuter • Age-appropriate vaccinations • Rabies vaccination • Microchipping • Heartworm and Lyme testing • Deworming • Flea and tick treatment • Heartworm prevention • Any other necessary medical care Foster-to-adopt means the dog will live with you while completing any remaining veterinary care. Once completed, the adoption is finalized. Each adoption includes a 6-week group obedience class (a $125 value). If adopting a puppy under 6 months of age, we cover the cost of spay/neuter at the appropriate time. Paws-in-Prison dogs are not available for adoption until they complete their training program. However, you may apply in advance to reserve your highly trained companion. To apply or learn more about our adoption process, visit our website: 🔗 https://caninepartnersprograminc.org/adoptables-%26-application Click the Adoption tab, review our process and requirements, then click on the dog’s photo to access their bio and application. Canine Partners Program Inc. — giving dogs a second chance at a happy life through rehabilitation. Thank you for considering adoption and for supporting our mission.
We'll also keep you updated on Regal's adoption status with email updates.
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Regal

Labrador Retriever/Golden Retriever

Female, 4 mos
Union City, PA
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
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Story
Beautiful pup! A delightful blend of Black Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, and Boerboel Mastiff, which means one thing for sure. They are going to be big, beautiful dogs when fully grown. At just four months old, they are already long-legged, lanky, and impressively sized for their age, with lean bodies that hint at the strong, majestic companions they will become. Their “teenage” bodies will certainly thicken up drastically the older they become! Right now, they are in their classic puppy era. That means happy zoomies, goofy curiosity, wiggly greetings, and all the playful silliness that makes raising a puppy such a joyful adventure. They love attention, thrive on interaction, and are soaking up the world around them like little sponges. Each one has their own personality, but they all share the same sweet nature, playful spirit, and eagerness to love and be loved. These pups will do best in homes prepared for a large breed dog’s needs, including training, structure, exercise, and continued socialization. With guidance and consistency, they have all the potential to grow into loyal, affectionate, and well-mannered companions. Before completing an application, please take into consideration breed characteristics, puppy shenanigans, and estimated full-grown size. • I am full of razor-sharp puppy teeth and LOVE to chew. • I am not house trained or crate trained (but I’m working on it). • I need daily exercise, playtime, and mental enrichment—not long hours confined in a crate. • I require quality time to learn good manners, basic obedience, house training, and proper socialization. • I’ve had a rough start in life and need a home committed to helping me learn what love and loyalty really mean. • We place our dogs and puppies into homes that meet their specific needs. Be sure to visit our Facebook page for additional pictures and updates on our rescues: Canine Partners Program Inc Please note: We cannot guarantee breed or breed mix, as our information is often limited to what is observed or shared by a previous owner. Changes in environment may also affect behavior, so while we do our best to assess each dog, we cannot guarantee personality traits, temperament, or preferences. All of our dogs are fully vetted, including: • Spay or neuter • Age-appropriate vaccinations • Rabies vaccination • Microchipping • Heartworm and Lyme testing • Deworming • Flea and tick treatment • Heartworm prevention • Any other necessary medical care Foster-to-adopt means the dog will live with you while completing any remaining veterinary care. Once completed, the adoption is finalized. Each adoption includes a 6-week group obedience class (a $125 value). If adopting a puppy under 6 months of age, we cover the cost of spay/neuter at the appropriate time. Paws-in-Prison dogs are not available for adoption until they complete their training program. However, you may apply in advance to reserve your highly trained companion. To apply or learn more about our adoption process, visit our website: 🔗 https://caninepartnersprograminc.org/adoptables-%26-application Click the Adoption tab, review our process and requirements, then click on the dog’s photo to access their bio and application. Canine Partners Program Inc. — giving dogs a second chance at a happy life through rehabilitation. Thank you for considering adoption and for supporting our mission.
We'll also keep you updated on Justice's adoption status with email updates.
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Justice

Labrador Retriever/Golden Retriever

Female, 4 mos
Union City, PA
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
-
Story
Beautiful pup! A delightful blend of Black Labrador Retriever, Golden Retriever, and Boerboel Mastiff, which means one thing for sure. They are going to be big, beautiful dogs when fully grown. At just four months old, they are already long-legged, lanky, and impressively sized for their age, with lean bodies that hint at the strong, majestic companions they will become. Their “teenage” bodies will certainly thicken up drastically the older they become! Right now, they are in their classic puppy era. That means happy zoomies, goofy curiosity, wiggly greetings, and all the playful silliness that makes raising a puppy such a joyful adventure. They love attention, thrive on interaction, and are soaking up the world around them like little sponges. Each one has their own personality, but they all share the same sweet nature, playful spirit, and eagerness to love and be loved. These pups will do best in homes prepared for a large breed dog’s needs, including training, structure, exercise, and continued socialization. With guidance and consistency, they have all the potential to grow into loyal, affectionate, and well-mannered companions. Before completing an application, please take into consideration breed characteristics, puppy shenanigans, and estimated full-grown size. • I am full of razor-sharp puppy teeth and LOVE to chew. • I am not house trained or crate trained (but I’m working on it). • I need daily exercise, playtime, and mental enrichment—not long hours confined in a crate. • I require quality time to learn good manners, basic obedience, house training, and proper socialization. • I’ve had a rough start in life and need a home committed to helping me learn what love and loyalty really mean. • We place our dogs and puppies into homes that meet their specific needs. Be sure to visit our Facebook page for additional pictures and updates on our rescues: Canine Partners Program Inc Please note: We cannot guarantee breed or breed mix, as our information is often limited to what is observed or shared by a previous owner. Changes in environment may also affect behavior, so while we do our best to assess each dog, we cannot guarantee personality traits, temperament, or preferences. All of our dogs are fully vetted, including: • Spay or neuter • Age-appropriate vaccinations • Rabies vaccination • Microchipping • Heartworm and Lyme testing • Deworming • Flea and tick treatment • Heartworm prevention • Any other necessary medical care Foster-to-adopt means the dog will live with you while completing any remaining veterinary care. Once completed, the adoption is finalized. Each adoption includes a 6-week group obedience class (a $125 value). If adopting a puppy under 6 months of age, we cover the cost of spay/neuter at the appropriate time. Paws-in-Prison dogs are not available for adoption until they complete their training program. However, you may apply in advance to reserve your highly trained companion. To apply or learn more about our adoption process, visit our website: 🔗 https://caninepartnersprograminc.org/adoptables-%26-application Click the Adoption tab, review our process and requirements, then click on the dog’s photo to access their bio and application. Canine Partners Program Inc. — giving dogs a second chance at a happy life through rehabilitation. Thank you for considering adoption and for supporting our mission.
We'll also keep you updated on Jax's adoption status with email updates.
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Jax

Australian Cattle Dog/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 2 yrs
Erie, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
Well hey there, I am Jax, and I have been told I am quite the catch. I am about 2 years old, a handsome 50 pounds of black and tan good looks, and I have this adorable little head tilt that makes people smile every single time. I like to think it is my signature move. You talk, I tilt, you melt. Works like a charm. I am the kind of guy who never meets a stranger. Truly. If you have hands, I assume they are for petting me. If you have a lap, I will consider it an invitation. I adore attention and will happily soak up all the love you are willing to give. Belly rubs, ear scratches, sweet talk, yes please to all of it. Before I came to Happy Bark, I kept my shelter kennel nice and tidy because I am a gentleman. I walk well on a leash, so we can take strolls around the neighborhood together, maybe show off a little. I mean, have you seen this face. And if you already have a dog at home, that is great news. I do well with other dogs and would not mind a buddy to romp around with or just hang out in the yard. Life threw me a little curveball when my previous owner ran into some housing troubles, but I am not dwelling on the past. I am focused on my future, and I am hoping it includes a comfy couch, a steady supply of treats, and a family to call my own. I am neutered, heartworm negative, up to date on vaccines, and more than ready to start my next chapter. If you are looking for a friendly, affectionate, all around good boy who will greet you like you are the best thing that ever happened, I am right here waiting. Jax's adoption fee is $275. You can learn more about Jax and other dogs at Happy Bark by visiting www.happybark.org PA Kennel License 17445
We'll also keep you updated on Clarice's adoption status with email updates.
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Clarice

Spaniel (Unknown Type)/Chihuahua

Female, Adult
Catasauqua, PA
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,
Story
Meet Clarice: A Brave, Resilient Mama Ready for Her Turn! Spaniel Mix | 1–2 Years Old | Female | Small (Under 25 lbs) Clarice is the definition of a survivor. This beautiful soul arrived at Outcast Rescue heavily pregnant and in active labor. Within hours, she brought seven incredible puppies into the world. Despite arriving with a healed broken tail and skin issues from a past of neglect and abuse, Clarice was the most devoted, patient mama. Now that her puppies have moved on to their own foster homes, Clarice is finally learning how to be a "puppy" herself. Every day, her true personality blossoms, and she is discovering that the world can be a safe, warm, and loving place. The Details on Clarice: Personality: She is a "velcro dog" who loves to follow her humans from room to room. While she isn’t necessarily a lap dog yet, she wants to be right by your side. Energy Level: She has the perfect balance! She gets the "puppy zoomies" and enjoys playing with toys, but she is not an overwhelming or high-energy dog. Training: She is 95% house-trained and responds wonderfully to positive reinforcement. Being told she’s a "good girl" is her favorite reward! Other Pets: Clarice is a social butterfly. She gets along well with both dogs and cats. Children: She has been around young children and is very patient, generally choosing to calmly ignore them. Clarice is an "almost perfect" Spaniel mix who is just looking for a family to prove to her that she is safe forever. She is still learning to trust, but she is responding so beautifully to love. Ready to Adopt? If you have a quiet, loving home where Clarice can continue to bloom, please apply today! Apply at: www.outcastrescue.com PA Kennel License: 16187 February 22, 2026, 9:24 pm

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Shelters & rescues in Pennsylvania

There are animal shelters and rescues that focus specifically on finding great homes for dogs in Pennsylvania. Browse these rescues and shelters below.

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Answered Prayer Rescue

Hellertown, PA 18055

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BePaws They Matter Animal Rescue

438 E GARRISON ST, Bethlehem, PA 18018

Pet Types: dogs, small animals

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Faithful Friends Dog Rescue

Center Valley, PA 18034

Pet Types: dogs

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Animals in Distress

P. O. Box 609, Coopersburg, PA 18036

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Harnessed To Hope Northern Breed Rescue

Lehigh Valley, PA 18002

Pet Types: dogs

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Saving Companions Rescue - PA Chapter

Allentown, PA 18101

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Baker Bridge Rescue - Allentown

Allentown, PA 18101

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Give a Dog a Home Rescue - PA - (location MAINE)

Physical Location - Maine, (location MAINE), Allentown - (location MAINE), PA 18101

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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