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T-BONE

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Hound (Unknown Type)

Male, Young

Slinger, WI

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

· Intake Reason: surrendered, owner was moving; Adopted for 2 weeks & returned due to not being good with catKnown with:· Cats: Not good, will chase · Dogs: lived with female APBT, does well in WCHS playgroups· Kids: previously lived with 9 & 11 yr old· Personality: energetic & LOVES to playHi there, my name is T-Bone and I am 60 pounds of exuberance and fun. I was adopted from WCHS as a puppy and lived with a family for about a year. I lived with a couple of kiddos and another pooch and was having a grand time. Unfortunately, my humans had to move and I could not go with them so I am in the market for a new home. I must confess that in my previous home I was a bit remiss in learning some basic manners, so I think it would be lovely if we could take a class or two. That way I could brush up on my social skills. I am a cheerful and lively guy who would love to be your constant companion so I would like to be welcome wherever we go. I am also still working on getting to 100% in the house-training department, so when I get to my new home, I hope we can set up a routine and give me plenty of opportunities to go outside. Lots of yummy treats and praise whenever I use the outside facilities will surely help me master that skill. I do know how to ‘sit' on cue and accept rewards more gently if you remind me to be ‘easy'. I enjoy going for walks but will need some practice so I do not pull so much. I get so happy exploring and sniffing that I just want to go, go, go and run all over the place. I must have some bird-dog in my ancestry because I do enjoy chasing birds. As soon as I get close, they always fly away and I do not think that is playing fair, but it is a jolly good time to run after them. Although I was comfortable in a crate when I was alone in the house, I had the luxury of sleeping in my person's bed at night; that was wonderful because we could snuggle all night long. I am an affectionate lad who is a lap-lover; tender scratches and cuddles are super nice. I am an amiable, playful and outgoing boy who enjoys making new friends; maybe you will be my new BFF. I hope you stop by and ask to meet Mr. T so you can experience my brilliance firsthand; I am sure you will be smitten.#2

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COCOA

American Pit Bull Terrier Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Adult

Slinger, WI

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

·Intake Reason: Surrendered owner passed away; Adopted for 1 month & returned due to aggression towards a friend's dog·Weight: 65 lbs.WCHS has observed that Cocoa loves people very much but can sometimes be possessive of her human. What does that mean? It means Cocoa would do best in a single person's home where she can have her person all to herself. When visitors arrive, maintaining Cocoa's best behavior can be easily managed. WCHS will include a free consultation to help learn this management!Known with:·Cats: lived with a 15 yr old neutered male·Dogs: Previously lived with 5 yr old neutered male APBTx and plays in WCHS playgroups well; Would do best as the only dog in the home.·Kids: Unknown·Personality: AffectionateGreetings, my name is Cocoa and I am a friend to all. I had a lovely life with a person for a couple of years where I lived with my good buddy, Ranger, and even a senior kitty-cat. Unfortunately, my person passed away so the whole gang came to WCHS to search for a new home. I used to have a great time playing with Ranger but he recently found his new forever home; I adore him so I am very happy for him. I also love to go on walks and explore the fabulous world around us. I do need a little practice with polite leash walking because I get so happy and excited that I pull a bit. When it comes to manners, I was so polite and respectful of my person's things that I was allowed to roam freely about the house when I was alone. Although I had a comfy pet bed in my previous home, I had the opportunity to sleep with my human in their bed and that was grand. I am an affectionate lovebug so cuddling all night long was quite a treat. In my previous home I knew to go to the door and whine a bit to ask to go outside. When I get to my new home, we will need to figure out each other's signals and routines; until then I will need plenty of opportunities to go outside to use the facilities. I have been described as friendly, playful, quiet and gentle; I am a big fan of car rides and enjoy a rousing game of fetch. I am a wiggle-butt with loads of love to give and I promise to be loyal to you forever. Stop by and ask to meet Cocoa, I think we will have a magnificent life together.#1

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DOLLY

Beagle Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Adult

Slinger, WI

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

· Intake Reason: transferred from Louisiana; Returned to WCHS due to not being good with the other dogs in the homeKnown with:· Cats: unknown· Dogs: Not reactive but not a fan of dogs in her space and should be the only dog in the home· Kids: previously lived with 5 yr old and did well· Personality: playful & outgoing, will take treats gentlyWeight: 45 lbsHello, I'm Dolly and I am sweet, adorable and charming. I originally came to WCHS from an over-crowded shelter in Louisiana, so I am a little southern belle. I was adopted by a very nice family who already had two other female pooches; they were mature like me. We tried to make it work, but after about a month it was clear that I was not happy living with the other dogs; I just did not like them getting in my space. So, to keep peace in the household, we all agreed that it was best I come back to WCHS to find a more suitable home. There was a 5-year-old child in the home and she was a blast; I did really well with her because I am a real fan of humans. When the people left and the pups needed to hold down the fort, I had a cozy little crate that I could relax in; it had a comfy bed and a blanket over the top of it so I could snooze in tranquility. At night when it was bedtime I could roam freely about the house and find a nice spot to get my zzz's. In my previous home I learned to run to the door and bark at my people to let them know I needed to go outside. When I get to my new place it would be wise to give me plenty of opportunities to use the outside facilities until we learn each other's signals and routines. Speaking of barking, in the spirit of full disclosure I feel I must tell you that I believe one of my jobs is to inform you of all that is happening around me. If I see wildlife outside, I think I should tell you about it; if we are out and about, I may be chatty because I like to talk to my humans. I do my best to communicate with you and my mode of communication is barking. That is why I would not be a good fit for communal living. I am friendly, playful and smart. I thoroughly enjoy a walk to explore all that Mother Nature has to offer; I feel it is important to get both physical and mental exercise each day. I am a smart girl and know the cue for ‘sit' and think it would be lovely to learn more words from you. I have a spectacular schnoz and would enjoy using a foraging mat or participating in nose work. I am not a fan of car rides because I get a little anxious and pant and whine. Perhaps we can work on me being more comfortable by taking some short car rides together to go to fun places like a park where we can walk or even a store to buy me a treat or toy. I am affectionate and think long snuggle sessions after a fun-filled day are a wonderful way to spend an evening. Just like the fun-loving character in the musical, I'm still glowin', I'm still crowin', I'm still goin' strong. I hope I sound like the kind of gal that would fit nicely in your family; I would love for you to stop by to meet me.#1

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ZIBA

American Pit Bull Terrier Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Adult

Slinger, WI

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

**Ziba is being adopted out from her foster home, where she's learning sign language! Please call WCHS to set up an appointment if you are interested in meeting with her.**· Intake Reason: surrendered, owner was unable to care forKnown with:· Cats: lived with 2 cats, and liked to play with them· Dogs: went to dog parks previously, does well in WCHS playgroups; is in foster with multiple dogs· Kids: exposed to various ages· Personality: AffectionateGreetings, my name is Ziba and I am 40-pounds of special. My name means ‘beautiful' and I think that is very fitting because I am enchanting. My world is very quiet because I am deaf. Since I cannot hear commands, people have been using hand signals to communicate with me; I know the signal for ‘sit' and ‘good girl'. Because I could not hear you calling after me, I will be counting on you to keep me safe and out of trouble. I know that some folks who have a deaf pooch in the family use a vibration collar (no shock, please) to let the dog know you want their attention. I also appreciate it when humans do not sneak up on me or surprise me. In my previous home I had the luxury of roaming about freely when I was alone and also got to share my person's bed at night; that was fabulous. When I needed to go outside, I would sit by the door. When I first come into my new home it would be wise to watch me carefully and also give me plenty of opportunities to get outside to use the facilities. I must confess I am still working on becoming 100% when it comes to house-training. Lots of yummy treats and praise should help me develop that skill. I am a tolerant gal but I have a tendency to get overstimulated, so it would be great if we could work on some settle exercises. I am a smart lass and think it is important to keep my brain busy and engaged so I have been happy with all the enrichment I get at the shelter. I do enjoy romping with other dogs and am sort of a rough player but prefer not to share my toys with them; a girl has got to draw the line somewhere. I enjoy car rides and would love to be your sidekick as we go on many adventures together. I am friendly and outgoing but do prefer a slow and polite introduction to folks I do not know. Give me a few minutes and a couple tasty tidbits and soon we will be BFFs. I hope you stop by to meet me in person; I think it is lovely to increase my circle of friends and we could have a magnificent life together.#2

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ZEUS

Shepherd (Unknown Type) Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium)

Male, Adult

Slinger, WI

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Weight: 47 poundsHello, my name is Zeus and I think we can have a heavenly life together. I am a high-octane southern boy who needs a bit of manners training. I originally came to WCHS from an over-crowded shelter in Alabama. I was adopted for a short time by a nice family with a couple kiddos but I was not a good match for them. I was a smidge too exuberant for the toddlers and I am still working on not being mouthy and should learn to keep four on the floor. I am also still working on house-training. I know that is usually a puppy issue but when I was in the south, I never had a chance to master that skill and a shelter environment is not the best training ground for good bathroom habits. I know I sound like a works-in-progress but I am certain I can learn and will be a magnificent pooch who will make you proud. I will need a job or two in order to burn some energy and work my brain; mental exercise can be very tiring and the adage about tired dogs is very true. It would be lovely to get involved in nose work or canine sports; my shepherd ancestry makes me very versatile. It would be wonderful if we could take an obedience class together so I could improve my manners; perhaps we could even try rally. To help with house-training, in my previous home I used a wire crate when I was alone but I found that a piece of cake to break out of. One suggestion might be to try a plastic crate that is a bit sturdier. I will also need plenty of opportunities to get outside for breaks and you could even try the umbilical cord method to keep a close eye on me until my potty behavior improves. A routine, lots of yummy treats and praise will go a long way to helping me master house-training when I use the outside facilities. I have been having a blast romping in the play groups at the shelter. I really enjoy playing with other pooches but appreciate slow and proper introductions to my pals. I am a fun-loving, friendly and quite handsome; I promise to be loyal and devoted to you forever. Come by to meet me in person and discover my dynamic brilliance.#2

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CHULO

Border Collie Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, Adult

Slinger, WI

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

· Intake Reason: strayKnown with:· Cats: unknown· Dogs: came in with another dog· Kids: unknown· Personality:Hi there, my name is Chulo and I am quite cute. I was out and about with my friend, Donut, before we were brought in as strays to WCHS. Even though we took comfort in being out on our own together, we do not need to find a new home together; unless, of course, you happen to be looking for two spectacular dogs. I am hoping for an active home where I will get plenty of physical and mental exercise every day because I have lots of energy to burn. I am friendly and playful and am always up for a good time. I have had the opportunity to participate in playgroups at the shelter and that is fun but I must say that I prefer to hang out with calm dogs. I am simply not a fan of rowdy and rambunctious pups. Although I am still a lively dude, I am mature and prefer my playmates to be polite. I am an affectionate lad and love cuddles and tender scratches but I realize that since I weigh about 73 pounds, I may be a skosh too big for your lap. I know the cues for ‘sit', ‘down' and ‘shake/paw' and do enjoy learning so I hope you will help me understand more human words. Perhaps we could take some classes together so I can keep my beautiful brain busy and engaged. I think I might like mentally challenging toys and games and maybe we can practice nose work; I do have quite a fabulous schnoz. I certainly hope you stop by to check me out; I am sure I will razzle-dazzle you with my brilliance.#1

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Rescue

Heartstrings Dog Rescue

West Bend, WI 53095

Pet Types: dogs

Shelter

Washington County Humane Society

3650 State Road 60, Slinger, WI 53086

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

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American Water Spaniel Rescue

Kewaskum, WI 53040

Pet Types: dogs

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Paws & Tails Lifetime Companions

3256 Evergreen Court, Richfield, WI 53076

Pet Types: dogs

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White Paws GSD Rescue

W3460 Meadowlark Rd, Fredonia, WI 53021

Pet Types: dogs

Rescue

Seniors Rock! Saving the Seniors

3053 Beechwood Industrial Ct., Suite 1, Hubertus, WI 53033

Pet Types: dogs

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Buddy's Buddies Animal Rescue, Inc. MW

Hubertus, WI 53033

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits

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Puppy Love Rescue

West Bend, WI 53024

Pet Types: dogs

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Tailwaggers 911

2137A Valley Court, Grafton, WI 53024

Pet Types: dogs

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Wagging Tail Rescue

Grafton, WI 53024

Pet Types: dogs

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Puppies and dogs in West Bend, Wisconsin

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