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Puppies and dogs in Ocean Shores, Washington

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Atticus

Bullmastiff Boxer

Male, adult
Hoquiam, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Needs experienced adopter, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Atticus is a six year old lover of all mankind. He loves to take a walk every day. He loves having a backyard with a fence and shade. He loves other dogs to play with. He loves chew toys, balls, and anything else he can chase. He absolutely loves car rides and will wait patiently for you. He is a clown at heart and must be with the family as much as possible. His heart is to protect and serve the ones that he loves. He has never shown aggression toward any human being and I have owned him for four years now. He needs to stay on his recommended diet. He has no issues whatsoever and is a very happy boy. If you leave him alone for long periods of time and do not pay attention to him, he will tear up pillows. He loves to chase cats and absolutely cannot live with him. He is my shadow and my best friend, only those who have time for him need apply. I am moving to California to take care of my 98 year old grandmother. This is a very hard choice, but one that I must make for her health.
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Achilles

Australian Cattle Dog

Male, senior
Aberdeen, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
He’s old and really sensitive. Has stinky breath and doesn’t like puppies
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T-Bone

Labrador Retriever American Pit Bull Terrier

Male, 1 yr 4 mos
Aberdeen, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I'm in the FREEDOM TAILS PROGRAM getting 12 weeks of training from our friends at Stafford Creek Corrections Center. I will be available early/mid-July for adoption. Fill out an application today!T-Bone AKA The ""stuffed-toy annihilator"" is ready for a trip to the toy store to test their quality control! He loves new challenges in his training and is a big show-off when it comes to walks. He takes play time very seriously, especially with his canine companions. If you're looking for a fun-loving, goofy man, T-Bone is the dog for you!5/12 - Hello, My name is T- Bone and I have been here at Stafford Creek hanging out with some of my new friends. I am house trained and a good listener. I am a loving young guy with a lot of energy, and will sit, shake and lay down upon command. I have been working on my leash training and have been coming along well. My work is far from done but I am sure I will have it all together upon my graduation. So thank you for your interest, and I am looking forward to my new home! As always PAWS up, T-Bone5/24 - Hello everyone! I hope life is well on the other side of things. Thank you for your interest and for thinking of me! I have been hard at work with all my training! Everything is coming along well. I hope to meet you soon! I’m looking forward to it. So until then - T-Bone.Please apply to adopt at: http://www.pawsgh.org
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Inspector Gadget

American Pit Bull Terrier Labrador Retriever

Male, 1 yr 6 mos
Aberdeen, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I'm in the FREEDOM TAILS PROGRAM getting 12 weeks of training from our friends at Stafford Creek Corrections Center. I will be available early/mid-July for adoption. Fill out an application today!Inspector Gadget was found on a mission to find his forever family. He doesn't want to talk about his life before getting picked up by Animal Control, and is just ready to move forward with love and positive energy (emphasis on the ""energy"" part)! His favorite activity is going for walks and will grab the leash and use his Go-Go-Gadget Legs to charge head-first into whatever adventures life has to bring!5/12 - Hello everybody, Just wanted to pop in and tell you all how things are going here at the Stafford Creek Freedom Tails program. I’ve had so much fun and have learned so much. I can now sit, lay down, shake, leave it and wait for my food. I still need to work some more on my leash skills and to come when they call my name but my handler says, “Don't worry buddy, we’ll get there” Since I’ve been here I’ve made a ton of new friends who are in the program too! Me and Allan are best buds. We play keep away and chase each other around. He doesn't know but I will let him win :) Everyone is so nice here, the staff gives me treats and all I have to do is sit or shake or lay down. Crazy huh?!? My handler's name is Dru and he treats me like one of the fellas. He even lets me watch TV with him and sometimes he gives me some popcorn. Life is good here. Well this one’s out the door! I'll write more next week, until then. Gadget5/17 - Hey guys it’s your favorite pup here, just wanted to drop in and give you an update of how things are going here at the Freedom Tails Dog Program and the lessons I’ve learned this week. We worked on my leash skills in the morning before it got too hot out. We also worked on sit and stay. My handler gave me treats and said I did well. Sit and stay are easy concepts to understand once you get the hang of it. I sit, stay, come when they call my name and I get a treat! It’s a great deal, well for me anyways! 😀We also worked on focus. That’s when my trainer wants me to look at him and make eye contact. He gives me a treat for that too, We did this for a bit and then we played at the off leash park. I just LOVE IT THERE! We play fetch and tug of war and sometimes my buddies Allan and Wesley show up. Even the kid Humperdinck comes through to hang out. Hold on, got an itch (scratch, scratch) Okay! I'm back! When it started to heat up my trainer filled up a laundry cart so we could cool off and all go for a swim! It was the next best thing to being at a lake. After that we hung out in the shade and ate ice cubes. I just love those things. We did this all week! My trainer said it’s too hot out to be training all day so we trained in the day and hung out in front of the fan in the evening and watched TV. Life is good. Well that's all for now, I’ll write back next week for another update so stay tuned! Same dog place, same dog channel… until then - GADGET5/24 - Hey everybody, it’s your favorite pup here! Just wanted to check in and give you guys an update on how things are going this week here at the Freedom Tails Dog Program. This week was a lot of fun. We got to try out this obstacle course that the handlers put together. It had a line of barking cones, I mean parking cones set up so we could zig zag through them. I wanted to eat them but my handler told me to leave it so I did and he gave me a treat. Then we came up to this part that had a lit from a storage tote on the ground and my handler asked me to step onto the lid and sit, then wait. So I did. Then he walked over to the kennels and asked me to come and get inside, so I did. Next we went back to the area that had the lod and I was asked to sit again, so I did. Then we went over to the next part of the course that had this thing you jump over. I think they called it a hurdle? Just looked like an old broom stick on top of two milk crates to me. These humans sure have some strange names for things. I really like doing the obstacle course and I hope we get to do it again soon. Maybe they'll have a treat eating contest for us. I’d bet I'd win that! 😀It was also nice to see a bunch of the staff out in the crowd cheering us on and even this lady from PAWS of Grays Harbor named Kimiko brought a kiddy pool for us to relax in the next time it gets hot out. She is so thoughtful. I just love her. All the people at PAWS have been a real God send to us. Also this other lady named Tesha who works next door to us brought us some toys and this other lady named Star brought us some frozen pumpkin puree treats with little doggie treats on top! Even my sponsor officer Letcher brought me a toy! This place is GREAT! I’m learning so much here. I now know sit, stay, wait, down, shake, roll over, by me, east, up, off, and crate! I still need a little work on come, kennel, and my leash skills. I sometimes pull a bit when I get excited. I think he just walks too slow but if i listen and focus he gives me a treat so i'm going to listen. He says I'll be the perfect dog once I get these two things down. I wish Allie (dog care specialist at PAWS) could see me now…. Well that's it for this week. I’ve got to run. I’ve got a playdate with my buddy wesley. For those of you reading, stay tuned! Same dog place, same dog channel. Until next time… your friend Gadget.6/2 - Hey guys, it's your favorite pup here and I just wanted to take a few minutes and give you guys an update as to what I've been up to this week at the Freedom Tails dog program. Hang on two seconds, I've got an itch......*scratch, scratch, scratch*. Okay I'm back. So this week was awesome, we started off training early in the morning right after breakfast. I had kibble, my trainer had oatmeal but he always hooks me up and lets me clean his bowl after he is done. He says I could get a job working in a a restaurant as a dishwasher when I get out. After we ate we went out walking, working on focus/look at me and sit. We also worked on my leash manners as well. He says we only have five weeks left so we've got to work extra hard at it so I can get my green bandanna which signifies I know all my stuff I can do 95% of the time and I'm good to go. I don't mind working extra hard at something. My only question is does it come with extra treats? :) After that we ran the obstacle course. I just love doing that. I don't know if I've told you last time but we added a hoop at the end for us to jump through. That thing is tricky, you have to time it just right at the right speed and height or you won't make it. Me and a few of the other dogs kept hitting the top or sides at first. Some of us – myself included – would just run around it to get the treat on the other side. I was like, 'hello? Do you know it's way easier to just go around? :)' but my trainer wanted me to learn to do it so we can show it off at graduation and I want to make him happy, so I did it. After I jumped through he picked me up and said I was a good boy and spun me around. We practiced this off and on throughout the week. We also worked on my sit and stay and come. He would tell me to sit and stay and walk about fifty or a hundred feet and then call me over to him and give me a treat. I love that game. :) We also went to the off leash park and played with my friends Allan, T-Bone, Humperdink and Wesley. We just have the time of our lives down there wrestling, playing fetch, tug-of-war and my personal favorite: keep away. Even my other human friends – the I.T. Girls Shelby and Taylor – stopped in from time to time to say hi and play. Taylor says I'm the cutest and the goofiest of the bunch and I'd say she was right. :) Later on in the week I got a bath and got my under coat brushed. I just love being pampered. It makes me feel like a prince. :) Right now I'm just having out on the snuggly blanket that my good friends at PAWS got me, waiting for my trainer to get his vest on so we can go to the Wednesday class. Looks like he is ready to roll so I will cut this one short. I will be back with another update for you next week. See you guys there. Same pup place same pup channel... Your friend, GadgetPlease apply to adopt at: http://www.pawsgh.org
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Wesley Barkenheimer

Labrador Retriever German Shepherd Dog

Male, 1 yr 4 mos
Aberdeen, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I'm in the FREEDOM TAILS PROGRAM getting 12 weeks of training from our friends at Stafford Creek Corrections Center. I will be available early/mid-July for adoption. Fill out an application today!This sweet pup is in search of his emotional support human, yes you read that correctly. Wesley is the sweetest special case dog we've ever gotten to care for. All he wants is to have his human by his side 24/7. He works himself up so much when his humans are away that he'll eat just about anything he can get his paws on, regardless of if its good for him or not. So if you're retired, work from home, or are on the search for a go anywhere and everywhere fur-panion, Wesley is your man.5/24 - Day 42… Hi folks, it's Wesley! If you are reading this I’ve found a successful smuggling route. Prison is NOT what I thought it’d be! I did find the biggest guy in the yard and put him in his place! That place just happens to be my trainer. HAHAHA! My simple tricks amuse him to no end. Really! Just - sit, down, roll over, shake, wave (with both paws), kennel, place. And get this, if I just walk beside him so he can look “cool” to the other two leggeds he gives me sausage! Unbelievable! I'm still not a fan of new people looming over me and uniforms still creep me out but the big guy and I are working on it. I'll message you again soon, until then - Live easy & play ruff! - Wesley BarkenheimerPlease apply to adopt at: http://www.pawsgh.org
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Simba

American Pit Bull Terrier Terrier (Unknown Type, Small)

Male, 3 yrs 5 mos
Aberdeen, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I'm in the FREEDOM TAILS PROGRAM getting 12 weeks of training from our friends at Stafford Creek Corrections Center. I will be available early/mid-July for adoption. Fill out an application today!If you're looking for a playful friend, Simba is your guy! He loves to chase and play ball. He has reported to do well with other dogs and some cats in his previous home, but haven't had a chance to fully test this.5/12 - I think I am an Australian Pinscher (mix) and I am about 3 ½ years old. Running on my leash and playing tug o’ war are just a couple of my favorite pastimes. I am a light eater, so I have lots of energy to play with people and dogs I have gotten comfortable with. I am a little shy at first, but once I get to know you and my surroundings, I can be a great companion for one or many. After a long day of fun and play, I like to sleep through the night. I enjoy being tucked-in with a light blanket covering me- with only my head poking out: I will let out a deep sigh and fall fast asleep. However, don't you worry because I am also very protective of my favorite people and home. I will sound the alarm if I sense danger: ruff ruff! If the (perceived) danger is a recurring one, sometimes I will simply show my displeasure with a different sound: hurrumph! Oh, and lastly, I am approximately 17 inches in height (from my knee above my foot to my withers where my neck meets my back at my shoulders) I have a dense and stag-red coat with white chest markings too. I am a faithful dog!5/17 - Simba is making considerable progress with loose leash training; his primary handler uses the term “by me” only when he expects Simba to sit at one side or the other – getting ready to walk to run; left-side walking is the dominant technique. “Easy” or “Simba easy” are used while walking to maintain the loose leash. We are working on the vocal cues stay, place and leave it this week as tools to practice focus. Today while Simba was in the play yard he left a favorite toy, stayed in place while both of his trainers placed the toy in the kennel for him to follow and followed his commands. Simba’s response to treats is intermittent at best so his favorite toy is used instead!5/24 - Training is moving along nicely; Simba is starting to respond to treats now which makes our day much more productive - and rewarding for him. Simba is in great spirits! I make him a tiny peanut-butter sandwich. The first time, he chewed and chewed and chewed; however now he pretty much bypasses the chewing part. Simply put, Simba is a wonderful dog!6/2 - I made treats for Simba last night: equal parts brown rice, white rice, oatmeal; pumpkin, banana and his dried food with some low sodium beef Top Ramen seasoning. It dried nicely overnight in front of an electric fan – making 120 dime-to-quarter-sized treats. He is enjoying them today, crunch, crunch, crunch!Please apply to adopt at: http://www.pawsgh.org

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North Beach PAWS

PO Box 962, Ocean Shores, WA 98569

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Hoquiam Animal Control

215 10th, Hoquiam, WA 98550

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North Beach PAWS

2222 State Route 109, Hoquiam, WA 98550

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Grays Harbor Pug and Boston Terrier Rescue

1517 North River Road, Cosmopolis, WA 98537

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Twin Harbors Animal Rescue

796 N. River Rd, Cosmopolis, WA 98537

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PAWS of Grays Harbor

800 W 1st Street, PO Box 451, Aberdeen, WA 98520

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Aberdeen Animal Control Facility

409 S Monroe, Aberdeen, WA 98520

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Harbor Association of Volunteers for Animals

P.O. Box 403, Raymond, WA 98577

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SEn Rescue Sanctuary

Elma, WA 98541

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Pawsitively feline

Elma, WA 98541

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