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Photo of Pinky (Photos 10/4/2026)

Pinky (Photos 10/4/2026)

Golden Retriever

Male, Adult
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Pinky is a gorgeous 2-year old male Golden Retriever who was found on Twin Bridge Road in the Little Hocking Ohio area along with his petite Yorkshire Terrier mix companion (The Brain) and brought to the HSOV on October 1st 2026 by the Washington County Ohio Dog Warden. Neither Pinky nor The Brain were wearing a collar, and they were not microchipped. Pinky has a golden medium-haired coat, a long fluffy tail, and a beautiful Golden Retriever face with expressive brown eyes and long floppy ears. Pinky and his companion "The Brain" are very bonded with each other These outdoor photos of Pinky and The Brain were taken on the afternoon of October 4th. HSOV Kennel Tech Emma Dahlgren accompanied Pinky and HSOV Shelter Manager Tracy Lynn Moore accompanied The Brain so that these best friends didn't have to be separated for their photo sessions. Pinky posed for several majestic Westminster 'Best of Show' poses while The Brain chose to scamper around for more playful non-serious poses (smile). Pinky appears to know some basic commands and sat on command when Emma asked him if he could 'sit pretty'. Pinky currently weighs 86 lbs and walks fairly well on a leash. In compliance with the Ohio Revised Code, Pinky and The Brain were held for the mandatory three-day stray hold so that their family would have an opportunity to reclaim them with proof of ownership. Surprisingly nobody called or came looking for this cute pair. Since they were not reclaimed, Pinky and The Brain went home with a foster family on October 5th 2026 who plans to adopt them together after they are neutered.
Photo of Badger (Photos 8/20/2026)

Badger (Photos 8/20/2026)

Australian Shepherd Husky

Male, Young
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Badger is a handsome one-year old male Australian Shepherd/Husky mix who was brought to the HSOV on August 20th 2026 by an individual who found him on State Route 821 (between Interstate-77 and State Route 60 in Washington County Ohio). Badger was accompanied by his companions (Jackal and Puma) who are surely his siblings. All three of the boys were wearing a collar, but there was neither an ID tag nor a dog license tag on their collars ... And they were not microchipped. Badger has a black-and-tan medium/longhaired coat, a long extra fluffy tail, and an adorable Shepherd/Husky face with brown eyes, a tan mask, a black button nose, a slender muzzle, and large erect ears. Badger and his relatives all have incredible extra-fluffy tails (the largest fluffiest tails we've ever seen by far .. almost as if they were sporting hair extensions to enhance the length and volume of their tails) (smile). But we vouch for the boys and report that their tails are indeed natural with no fake extensions. Thanks to HSOV Shelter Manager Tracy Lynn for spending time with Badger for his outdoor photo session. Badger was a little apprehensive about the paparazzi/camera 'thing' as well as his new 'home' with so many other dogs nearby and people that he did not yet realize were his new best friends. Badger did himself proud and bravely posed for pictures with encouragement from Tracy and hearing what a 'good boy' he was. Badger weighs 33.5 lbs. He doesn't appear to have been accustomed to walking on a leash, but he made a noble effort and did fairly well for his Petfinder/Facebook debut photos. In compliance with the Ohio Revised Code, Badger and his siblings will be held for the mandatory three-day stray hold so that their family will have an opportunity to reclaim them with proof of ownership.
Photo of Puma (Photos 8/20/2026)

Puma (Photos 8/20/2026)

Australian Shepherd Husky

Male, Adult
Marietta, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
Puma is a handsome 2-year old male Australian Shepherd/Husky mix who was brought to the HSOV on August 20th 2026 by an individual who found him on State Route 821 (between Interstate-77 and State Route 60 in Washington County Ohio). Puma was accompanied by his two younger companions (Badger and Jackal) who are surely his relatives. All three of the boys were wearing a collar, but there was neither an ID tag nor a dog license tag on their collars ... And they were not microchipped. Puma has a black-and-tan medium/longhaired coat with cream-colored markings on his throat/chest, a long extra fluffy tail, and an adorable black Shepherd/Husky face with brown eyes, tan eyebrows, a black button nose, a slender muzzle, and large erect ears. Puma and his relatives all have incredible extra-fluffy tails (the largest fluffiest tails we've ever seen by far .. almost as if they were sporting hair extensions to enhance the length and volume of their tails) (smile). But we can vouch for the boys and report that their tails are indeed natural with no fake extensions. Thanks to HSOV Volunteer Angel Grosklos for accompanying Puma for his outdoor photo session. Puma posed beautifully for several pictures although he was really interested in keeping an eye on his younger relatives and gently asking Angel to take him for a walk too. We took a few 'group photos' of the three boys together after their photo sessions and, surprisingly, they were all looking at the camera in a couple of the pictures. Puma weighs 42.4 lbs. Puma didn't seem accustomed to walking on a leash but he quickly learned that new skill when Angel took him for a short walk before returning to his floor crate in the garage area. In compliance with the Ohio Revised Code, Puma and his siblings will be held for the mandatory three-day stray hold so that their family will have an opportunity to reclaim them with proof of ownership.

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