Sheepadoodle puppies and dogs in Eugene, Oregon

Pending adoption We have a transport leaving September 26th 2026 from where we are located in Southern California to NorCal, OR, and surrounding states as needed for our adopting families where we bring our dogs all the way to their homes 💗 For peace of mind we never ask for anything up front. The adoption fee along with your share of travel costs will be due the day we arrive in person ultimately finalizing the adoption then and there with you. We would love to add Jack to our trip for the right family 😊 Jack is a purebred male Standard Poodle, born August 19, 2023, and he is one of those dogs whose eyes tell you so much more than words ever could. There is a softness and depth behind them that makes you stop and look a little longer, because you can quite literally see his heart beginning to come back to life. 🩷 Jack came to us from a young man who had reached a point where he simply could not financially provide the care Jack needed anymore. More than anything, I am thankful he reached out to us before allowing Jack to continue living a life he didn’t deserve to live. When Jack first arrived, he weighed only 35 pounds. His coat was severely matted and unfortunately couldn’t be saved, so he had to be completely shaved down. Beneath all of that hair was a very thin boy who desperately needed proper nutrition, medical care, grooming, and most importantly, the opportunity to simply feel good again. Today, Jack weighs 44.5 pounds and is absolutely flourishing. 🩷 He still has approximately another 3–5 pounds to gain before reaching the healthiest version of himself, but watching his transformation has been incredibly rewarding. His coat is growing back beautifully—shiny, healthy, and soft—and with time, he will finally have enough coat to sport that beautiful traditional Poodle cut and look every bit as royal as his breed entails. 😊 But as beautiful as Jack is becoming on the outside, the transformation happening inside of him is what has meant the most to us. Jack is a boy who loves deeply once he realizes you are his person. He isn’t demanding or overly needy about affection; he simply loves to feel that he is loved. He will quietly lean into you for ear rubs, soak up being hugged on, and stay close just because being beside his person means something to him. There is such an appreciation in the way this boy receives love. Slowly but surely, we have watched his spirit and joy return. The warmth, intelligence, devotion, and incredible loyalty that Poodles are so well known for are beginning to shine through more and more every day. Sometimes you can see it simply by looking into his eyes. There is a whole lot of love waiting behind them for the person he will eventually call his own. Jack has wonderful manners in the home. He is completely house trained and goes outside when asked if he needs to use the restroom. He is crate trained and currently sleeps peacefully in his crate at night and is comfortable being crated if we need to step away from the home. That being said, he has such good house manners that he could very easily transition to sleeping on a dog bed beside yours—or right in bed with you if that’s where you would rather have him. 🩷 He is leash trained and does very well on walks. He is also wonderful in the car and enjoys road trips, whether it’s a longer drive or simply running around town. Jack is happiest knowing that he gets to be included. He doesn’t need constant entertainment; sometimes just being wherever his people are is enough for him. He is phenomenal at the groomer, which says so much about his temperament considering the condition his coat and body were in when he first came to us. Even though he couldn’t have physically felt his best, he was incredibly cooperative and seemed genuinely happy to simply be cared for. Our groomer could feel his appreciation immensely, and he was such a good boy throughout the entire process. Jack does wonderfully with the other dogs here, both big and small, and has also been around our cat without any issue. He is an incredibly quiet dog and very rarely uses his voice. About the only time we hear from him is when he has finished his potty break and would like someone to kindly let him back inside. 😊 Medically, Jack has received everything he needed to give him a fresh start. He has been neutered, received a full dental cleaning, and had both ears thoroughly flushed and treated after arriving with infections in both ears. He is current on his yearly vaccinations, microchipped, and has received a thorough veterinary examination. Aside from the weight, coat condition, and ear infections we already knew needed attention, his examination went very well, and he has continued healing and thriving beautifully with us. Jack isn’t looking for someone to feel sorry for where he started. He’s looking for someone who will appreciate how far he has come and continue showing him just how beautiful life can be. He has already learned that meals come consistently, that hands can comfort him, that grooming can make him feel better, that a soft place to sleep will still be there tomorrow, and that being loved doesn’t have to be temporary. Now he just needs to learn what it feels like to belong to someone forever. 🩷 Jack’s adoption fee is on our website at the bottom of his adoption listing at https://www.breadoflifek9refuge.org/post/_jack-1 His adoption fee helps cover his neuter, dental cleaning, ear flush and treatment for both ear infections, yearly vaccinations, microchip, veterinary examination and care, professional grooming, continued nutrition and care while gaining healthy weight, training, and the time he has spent with us preparing physically and emotionally for his forever home.

Meet Opal! Opal is a young poodle mix who has come a long way in a very short time! Found as a stray, her first couple of days at the rescue were understandably scary. But Opal quickly realized she was safe, people were kind, and she had nothing to fear. Once she felt comfortable, her sweet personality came shining through and now she is as warm, outgoing, and friendly as they come, although still nervous with our male staff and volunteers. Opal may be cautious when faced with new experiences as she continues to navigate her new life. Her forever family can help her build confidence by offering patience, encouragement, and lots of positive, fun experiences at her own pace. With the right support, we expect this sweet girl will continue to blossom. Opal has done well with the dogs she rooms with at the rescue and would likely enjoy having another playful, friendly dog to share her new home with. Her history with cats and children is unknown, but she may be able to live successfully with either in an otherwise calm household, provided introductions are slow, thoughtful, and well supervised. Opal is ready to leave her stray days behind and discover just how wonderful life with a family can be. If you’re looking for a friendly, affectionate companion who is eager to trust and connect with her people, Opal may be the perfect little match! Be sure to keep your eyes peeled on Instagram (@nwdogproject) for updates! If you would like to be considered as Opal's forever home, be sure to submit an adoption application on our website! Adoption fee includes; spay/neuter, microchip, microchip registration, dewormer, fecal testing, flea/tick prevention and age-appropriate vaccines. Opal would do great in a home with...Cats : Dogs : Yep!  Kiddos :   ##2830673##

We have a transport leaving September 27th 2026 from where we are located in Southern California to NorCal, OR, and surrounding states as needed for our adopting families where we bring our dogs all the way to their homes 💗 For peace of mind we never ask for anything up front. The adoption fee along with your share of travel costs will be due the day we arrive in person ultimately finalizing the adoption then and there with you. We would love to add Charlotte to our trip for the right family 😊 Charlotte is our beautiful 10-month-old Goldendoodle, and there truly aren’t enough wonderful things I could say about this girl. She is absolutely AMAZING. 🩷 She has one of those personalities that gets you right in the heart, and there is something so incredibly special about the way she loves her people. Charlotte is affectionate in the sweetest way. She loves hugs and will actually burrow her head right into your chest as if that is exactly where it was always meant to be. 🥹🩷 She is constantly watching her people with that happy little tail wagging, simply grateful to be included in whatever the day brings. You could be outside working, walking around the house getting things done, or quite literally sitting there daydreaming, and Charlotte is perfectly happy just sitting beside you because, to her, being with you is enough. She is a true companion dog through and through. Charlotte is wonderful with other dogs and is also great with cats. If her new home already has another sweet dog waiting for a sister, she would make an amazing addition and would genuinely enjoy having that friendship. At the same time, another dog is not a requirement for her. If she is going to be the only dog in her home and her person or family has the time to give her the companionship and friendship her heart desires, she will be every bit as happy soaking up that love for herself. 🩷 She is house trained and goes outside when asked. She is very accustomed to being part of our day and is happy to head outside with us, do what she needs to do, and then wait patiently for us to rejoin her if we aren’t quite ready to head back inside yet. Inside the home, Charlotte has beautiful manners. She isn’t overbearing or constantly demanding attention. As much as she adores being near you, she also understands how to simply settle. If you’re busy or tending to other things, she will quietly find herself a comfortable bed or stretch out on the cool floor and contently relax until you’re available again. She is crate trained and currently sleeps peacefully and quietly in her crate throughout the entire night until morning. For a family who prefers not to use a crate long-term, I don’t foresee her having any trouble transitioning to sleeping on a dog bed of her own once she has settled into her new home and routine. Charlotte is also a very smart girl and already has a wonderful little vocabulary! She knows sit, shake, come, stay, and even hug. 🥰 And our girl happens to be bilingual, so she knows stay in Spanish too. She listens very well and genuinely enjoys interacting with her people, which makes continuing her training fun because she already has such a wonderful foundation. She isn’t a barker, although she will occasionally alert you to an unfamiliar noise. Once acknowledged and asked to settle, she listens and settles right back down. Meeting new people is another thing Charlotte takes completely in stride. She is wonderful with anyone new and seems to consider you a friend almost immediately. Her tail starts wagging, her head drops for that much-deserved pat hello, and that’s essentially your opportunity to officially accept her friendship. 🥰 She has such a happy, welcoming nature about her. Charlotte is leash trained and walks beautifully. She isn’t trying to rush ahead or drag you from one place to the next. She walks slowly and nicely alongside you, once again proving that what she really wants is simply to be your companion. Whether it’s a neighborhood walk, an afternoon outing, or somewhere new to explore together, she’s just happy to be included. She is also wonderful on road trips and travels very well in the car, so a family who enjoys taking their dog along on adventures will have a very willing passenger. She loves our groomer and does wonderfully for her grooming appointments as well. She will be freshly groomed prior to adoption so she can head into her new life looking and feeling her very best. 🩷 Charlotte will be going home on a spay contract. At 10 months old, our veterinarian recommends allowing her to finish maturing before being spayed, which for her will be right around the one-year mark. Her adopting family will be responsible for having her spayed according to the terms of her adoption contract once she reaches the appropriate age. Prior to adoption, Charlotte will be current on her yearly vaccines, including Rabies and Bordetella. She will be microchipped and will receive a thorough examination with our veterinarian. She will go home with a health certificate from our vet stating that she is healthy and cleared for her new home. We will also have a fecal sample sent to the laboratory to ensure she is cleared of intestinal parasites prior to adoption. Her adoption fee is on our website at the bottom of her adoption listing at https://www.breadoflifek9refuge.org/post/charlotte Her fee helps cover all of the veterinary care listed above, along with her overall care while with us, her grooming... including a fresh groom before going home, and the training and socialization we have continued to provide during her time here. Charlotte is one of those dogs who makes it very easy to imagine what life with her will look like. A sweet face watching you from across the room. A wagging tail because you looked her way. A quiet walking partner beside you. A head tucked into your chest when she needs one of her hugs. A girl who doesn’t need every moment of your attention but absolutely treasures every moment of your friendship. She is affectionate without being overbearing, social without being demanding, playful and happy while still knowing how to settle, and simply grateful to be part of whatever her people are doing. She is, overall, that kind of friend everyone deserves to have at least once in their lifetime. 🩷🩷🩷