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These adorable dogs are available for adoption in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. To learn more about each adoptable dog, click on the "i" icon for fast facts, or their photo or name for full details.
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Nola

Cane Corso Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 10 mos
Greensburg, PA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Nola — your future best friend and full-time ray of sunshine! At just 9 months old and around 45 lbs, Nola is a happy, playful mixed-breed pup who is finally getting her chance to just be a puppy. And trust me—she's making up for lost time in the best way possible. Nola's journey hasn't been easy. She came into rescue with a serious injury that required not one, but two orthopedic surgeries (a femoral head osteotomy and fracture repair). She spent four long months healing, resting, and patiently waiting for her moment to run and play again. And now? She's back on her feet and ready to live life to the fullest. This girl is pure joy. She loves her people deeply and greets the world with a wagging tail and an eager heart. Whether its going for walks, playing with her dog friends, or learning new things (she's very smart and food-motivated!), Nola throws herself into everything with enthusiasm. The best part? She gets along beautifully with dogs—making her a wonderful fit for so many types of homes. However, she does need to be in a home without cats and kids. She's doing great with going potty outside and is picking up on routines quickly. With a little continued guidance, she's going to grow into an incredible companion. Because of her past injuries, Nola may develop some arthritis in her leg as she gets older. Its something to be aware of, but it certainly doesn't slow her down right now—she's active, happy, and loving every minute of her second chance. Nola is looking for a family who will cherish her, play with her, and give her all the love she missed out on early in life. In return, shell give you loyalty, laughter, and a whole lot of tail wags. If you're ready for a resilient, joyful pup who will remind you every day how sweet life can be—Nola is your girl! Apply today at: https://airtable.com/shrAznkHf1ruIqQwq
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Beefcake

English Bulldog Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, Adult
Greensburg, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Beefcake — A Short, Sturdy Heartthrob!This totally handsome boy is Beefcake, and we admit that we are slightly obsessed with him! Beefcake is an approximately 3-year-old, 50-pound English bulldog mix. He may be a solid boy, but he is quite short, making him an adorable little tank with a huge personality and an even bigger heart.Beefcake gets along wonderfully with other dogs, and dog-experienced children. Although he is not generally a high-energy dog, he occasionally gets a serious case of the zoomies! Because he is strong and could accidentally knock over a small child when he gets excited, a home with older or dog-savvy children would be the best fit.This sweet boy rides perfectly in the car, is not much of a barker, and gives absolutely fantastic kisses. He loves attention, belly rubs, and simply spending time with his people. Beefcake is not particularly interested in playing for long periods, but he enjoys leisurely, short walks. When he decides the walk is over, however, he plants his feet, puts on the brakes, and makes it very clear that he will not be going one step farther!Beefcake does okay in a crate and remains quiet while inside, but crating is not his favorite thing. His adopter should be willing to help him become more comfortable through patience, positive reinforcement, and reasonable periods of crate time rather than expecting him to spend long hours confined.As a bulldog mix, Beefcake may be more sensitive to heat and humidity than some other dogs. His family will need to keep him cool, limit strenuous activity during warm weather, and watch carefully for heavy panting or signs of overheating. Bulldogs can also be prone to skin, allergy, breathing, joint, and weight-related concerns, so maintaining a healthy weight, providing routine veterinary care, keeping any facial or skin folds clean and dry, and being financially prepared for future medical needs are all important.Adopting a dog is a lifelong commitment that includes nutritious food, regular veterinary care, monthly preventatives, exercise suited to the dog’s abilities, continued training, patience, and plenty of love. Beefcake deserves a family who will include him in their lives and stand by him through every stage of his future.Beefcake truly is a fantastic dog. If you are looking for a low-key, affectionate companion who gives wonderful kisses, travels like a gentleman, and knows exactly when he has walked far enough, Beefcake may be your perfect match!Adoption application is at this link- https://airtable.com/shrAznkHf1ruIqQwq
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Brownie

American Bulldog Pit Bull Terrier

Male, Senior
Greensburg, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Brownie — Your Loyal, Loving Sidekick Brownie is an 8-year-old Bulldog/Pit mix with a heart that somehow grew even bigger than his past. Before coming into rescue, he didn’t receive the care he deserved, but you would never know it from the joyful, affectionate, tail-wagging boy he is today. Brownie has spinal spondylosis, which means he walks with a little extra character and sometimes needs a minute to loosen up after resting. But don’t let that fool you — this boy still gets the zoomies, runs up stairs, hops around with excitement, and embraces life with enthusiasm. He doesn’t let anything slow him down. And then there’s that underbite. Those tiny teeth peeking out are absolutely irresistible. One look at his sweet face and you’ll understand why everyone falls in love so quickly. Brownie is the definition of a cuddle bug. He lives for belly rubs, kisses, and curling up in bed with his foster family. If you’re on the couch, he’s right there beside you. If you’re heading to bed, he’ll happily join you. His favorite place in the world is wherever his people are. He loves being outside, whether it’s going for walks or riding in the car. This fun-loving guy simply loves life and has so much joy to share. He even enjoys bath time. Brownie adores children and has spent time with young kids in his foster home, soaking up their attention and affection. Brownie is housetrained, though he may mark initially as he adjusts to a new environment. This should lessen as he acclimates. He does have some skin allergies and is currently receiving Cytopoint to keep him comfortable. He has no food restrictions and no physical limitations beyond occasional stiffness after resting. He has also been tested for degenerative myelopathy and is negative for the condition. His test results and X-rays will be included in his adoption paperwork. Important things to know about Brownie: Brownie does not do well with cats, though he does well with most dogs and is currently best buddies with a foster puppy in the home. Brownie is not a fan of storms. Loud weather can make him anxious, and during thunderstorms he’ll want to be as close to his people as possible for comfort and reassurance. A patient, understanding home that can help him feel safe during those moments will be important for his success. Brownie also gets very stressed and reactive around lawn mowers and weed wackers, so a future adopter should use caution with yard equipment. Brownie is a resilient, happy boy who has overcome a difficult start and still greets each day with love and enthusiasm. He deserves a family who will cherish him, laugh at his adorable crooked smile, and give him the security he’s always needed. He has so much love left to give. Could you be the one he’s been waiting for Adoption application can be found at this link- https://airtable.com/shrAznkHf1ruIqQwq
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7-up

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, Puppy
Greensburg, PA
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
Meet 7-Up!7-Up is a handsome male Shepherd mix born in late June 2026 who came to us from local animal control with his siblings. He’s a sweet, affectionate puppy who loves cuddles and attention and is ready to find a family of his very own.Like his siblings, 7-Up is good with other dogs and cats. He enjoys all the typical puppy things—playing with toys, exploring his surroundings, romping around with his friends, and then settling in for some well-earned snuggles. He’s at a wonderful age to begin learning what life as a loved family dog is all about.Of course, puppies are adorable, but they are also a lot of work! 7-Up will need continued house training, crate training, leash work, basic obedience, socialization, and help learning appropriate puppy manners. There will be accidents, chewing, messes, and probably a few things disappearing that you could have sworn you put out of reach. Patience, consistency, and positive training are incredibly important during this stage.As a Shepherd mix, 7-Up will likely grow into an intelligent, active dog who will need regular exercise, mental stimulation, training, and plenty of interaction with his family. Keeping both his brain and his body busy will help him grow into a happy, confident adult.Please remember that adopting a puppy is a commitment for his entire life. His family needs to be prepared for quality food, routine veterinary care and preventatives, training, exercise, and all the expenses and responsibilities that come with dog ownership. Dogs aren't temporary commitments when life gets busy or circumstances change—they depend on their families through every stage of life.7-Up is looking for serious adopters who are ready for everything puppyhood brings and, more importantly, are committed to the adult dog he will become.If you're ready for puppy kisses, playtime, training, a little mischief, and a whole lot of love, 7-Up may be the perfect addition to your family!Adoption application can be found at this link-https://airtable.com/shrAznkHf1ruIqQwq
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Cola

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, Puppy
Greensburg, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Cola!Cola is an adorable male Shepherd mix who came to us from local animal control with his siblings. He was born in late June 2026. This sweet boy is ready to trade shelter life for a family of his very own!Cola is a friendly, affectionate puppy who enjoys attention, cuddles, playtime, and being part of whatever is going on around him. He is good with other dogs and cats and, like any puppy his age, is curious about the world and ready to learn everything his new family has to teach him.Of course, adopting a puppy means signing up for all of puppy life—not just the cute parts! Cola will need a family prepared to continue working on house training, crate training, leash walking, basic commands, socialization, and good manners. Puppies chew things, have accidents, wake you up, get into things they shouldn't, and require plenty of patience, consistency, exercise, and supervision. Shepherd mixes are also typically intelligent, active dogs who benefit from both physical exercise and mental stimulation as they grow.Please consider what Cola will need not only as an adorable 10-week-old puppy, but as a full-grown dog for the next 10–15 years. A dog is a commitment through moves, vacations, job changes, new relationships, children, and all the other changes life can bring. Proper veterinary care, preventatives, quality food, training, exercise, grooming, and lots of time and attention should all be part of that commitment.Cola has his whole life ahead of him, and we'd love to find him a family ready to put in the work now so he can grow into a happy, confident, well-mannered adult dog.If you're ready for puppy kisses, puppy mischief, lots of training, and years of unconditional love, Cola may be your boy!Adoption application link can be found here-https://airtable.com/shrAznkHf1ruIqQwq
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Root beer

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, Puppy
Greensburg, PA
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
Meet Root Beer!Root Beer is a handsome 10-week-old male Shepherd mix who came to us from local animal control with his siblings. He’s a sweet, lovable puppy who is ready to find a family to call his own.Like his siblings, Root Beer is a cuddly little guy who enjoys attention and affection, but he’s also a puppy—so there’s plenty of playing, exploring, toys, and mischief mixed in! He is good with other dogs and cats and would love a home where he can continue learning, growing, and experiencing everything the world has to offer.As adorable as Root Beer is right now, puppies are a lot of work. His adopter needs to be prepared for house training, crate training, leash manners, basic obedience, socialization, chewing, accidents, and all of the other adventures that come with raising a puppy. Patience and consistency now will help him grow into a confident, well-mannered adult dog.As a Shepherd mix, Root Beer will likely grow into an intelligent and active dog who needs regular exercise, mental stimulation, training, and plenty of interaction with his family. A bored puppy—or adult dog—will usually find his own entertainment, and it may not be something you appreciate!Please remember that adopting a puppy is a commitment that lasts long after the puppy stage is over. Root Beer will depend on his family for quality food, routine veterinary care and preventatives, training, exercise, attention, and love throughout his entire life. Dogs should be considered part of the family through moves, job changes, new babies, vacations, and whatever else life brings.Root Beer is looking for serious adopters who understand the responsibility that comes with puppy ownership and are ready to give him the time and guidance he deserves.If you’re ready for puppy kisses, goofy antics, lots of learning, and a best friend to grow up alongside you, Root Beer is ready to meet you!Adoption application can be found at this link-https://airtable.com/shrAznkHf1ruIqQwq

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Action For Animals Humane Society

386 Route 217, Latrobe, PA 15650

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Friendly Paws Dog Rescue

Latrobe, PA 15650

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GPA/Three Rivers Greyhounds

PO Box 147, Greensburg, PA 15601

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Mutts & More Matchmakers

Greensburg, PA 15601

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

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Fishers Furry Friends of PA

Greensburg, PA 15601

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Humane Society of Westmoreland County

PO Box 1552, 139 Humane Society Road, Greensburg, PA 15601

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Keystone Bulldog Rescue

PO Box 142, Ligonier, PA 15658

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HEAL Animal Rescue, formerly Animal Friends of Westmoreland

216 Depot Street, Youngwood, PA 15697

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Drews Crew Wild at Heart Animal Rescue

410 N 3rd st, Youngwood, PA 15697

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Hopeful Hearts Rescue

12 West Market Street, Blairsville, PA 15717

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