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Knick Knack

Wirehaired Fox Terrier Terrier (Unknown Type, Small)

Male, Adult
Los Angeles, CA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Say hello to Knick Knack, a handsome wiry charmer with a heart that’s slowly learning just how wonderful life can be! This approximately 2-year-old terrier mix is part of the same little gang of dogs rescued from the streets of Bakersfield, California, and brought to safety at the Jason Heigl Foundation in Oakley, Utah. Like his friends, Knick Knack began his new life with us frightened and unsure, having never really learned that people could be trusted. But this special boy has been making beautiful strides, and he’s become a favorite among the kennel crew! Unlike some dogs who need a little extra convincing when it comes to affection, Knick Knack has discovered that being held can be pretty wonderful. Those moments of closeness offer a glimpse of the loving companion he’s becoming, and they remind us how much potential lies beneath the fear of his early days. Knick Knack is looking for a forever home or a foster-to-forever family willing to help him continue discovering all the good things life has to offer. Knick Knack enjoys the company of other small dogs and loves getting out into the play yard, where he can stretch his legs and simply enjoy being a dog. Leashed walks and tasty treats are also high on his list of favorite things, and his crate is a familiar, comforting spot where he can relax and feel safe. He is crate trained, neutered, and up to date on his vaccinations. Because Knick Knack hasn’t yet experienced the rhythms of living in a home, he’ll need patient guidance as he learns household routines, including consistent potty training. And while he’s already showing us that affection can be a wonderful thing, he is still building confidence and will need time to feel completely secure with his new family. As with his formerly feral friends, Knick Knack could be a flight risk if frightened, so secure doors and fencing, careful supervision, and always using a leash outdoors will be especially important as he settles in. We think there’s something extra special about a dog who has every reason to be afraid but is learning to lean into love instead. Knick Knack has already shown us that, given the chance, he can enjoy the comfort of human affection—and we can only imagine how much more he’ll blossom when he finally has a home and family of his own. He’ll need a compassionate person who understands that trust grows at its own pace, celebrates the little victories, and offers the consistency and reassurance that help a once-unsocialized dog feel safe. A friendly small-dog companion could be a lovely bonus, but what Knick Knack needs most is someone willing to meet him where he is and let him grow from there. With patience, kindness, structure, and plenty of cuddle opportunities when he’s ready, this shaggy sweetheart has all the makings of a devoted companion. Could Knick Knack be the little scruff who finds his way into your heart? Knick Knack is available to adopt in Utah. Please visit our website to complete an adoption application for Knick Knack: https://jasonheigl.foundation/adopt/dog/knick-knack/

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These Wire Fox Terriers are available for adoption close to Burbank, California.
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Knick Knack

Wirehaired Fox Terrier Terrier (Unknown Type, Small)

Male, Adult
Los Angeles, CA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Say hello to Knick Knack, a handsome wiry charmer with a heart that’s slowly learning just how wonderful life can be! This approximately 2-year-old terrier mix is part of the same little gang of dogs rescued from the streets of Bakersfield, California, and brought to safety at the Jason Heigl Foundation in Oakley, Utah. Like his friends, Knick Knack began his new life with us frightened and unsure, having never really learned that people could be trusted. But this special boy has been making beautiful strides, and he’s become a favorite among the kennel crew! Unlike some dogs who need a little extra convincing when it comes to affection, Knick Knack has discovered that being held can be pretty wonderful. Those moments of closeness offer a glimpse of the loving companion he’s becoming, and they remind us how much potential lies beneath the fear of his early days. Knick Knack is looking for a forever home or a foster-to-forever family willing to help him continue discovering all the good things life has to offer. Knick Knack enjoys the company of other small dogs and loves getting out into the play yard, where he can stretch his legs and simply enjoy being a dog. Leashed walks and tasty treats are also high on his list of favorite things, and his crate is a familiar, comforting spot where he can relax and feel safe. He is crate trained, neutered, and up to date on his vaccinations. Because Knick Knack hasn’t yet experienced the rhythms of living in a home, he’ll need patient guidance as he learns household routines, including consistent potty training. And while he’s already showing us that affection can be a wonderful thing, he is still building confidence and will need time to feel completely secure with his new family. As with his formerly feral friends, Knick Knack could be a flight risk if frightened, so secure doors and fencing, careful supervision, and always using a leash outdoors will be especially important as he settles in. We think there’s something extra special about a dog who has every reason to be afraid but is learning to lean into love instead. Knick Knack has already shown us that, given the chance, he can enjoy the comfort of human affection—and we can only imagine how much more he’ll blossom when he finally has a home and family of his own. He’ll need a compassionate person who understands that trust grows at its own pace, celebrates the little victories, and offers the consistency and reassurance that help a once-unsocialized dog feel safe. A friendly small-dog companion could be a lovely bonus, but what Knick Knack needs most is someone willing to meet him where he is and let him grow from there. With patience, kindness, structure, and plenty of cuddle opportunities when he’s ready, this shaggy sweetheart has all the makings of a devoted companion. Could Knick Knack be the little scruff who finds his way into your heart? Knick Knack is available to adopt in Utah. Please visit our website to complete an adoption application for Knick Knack: https://jasonheigl.foundation/adopt/dog/knick-knack/

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Teddy

Wirehaired Fox Terrier Border Collie

Male, 2 yrs 2 mos
Marina del Rey, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
My original family adopted me from the pound when I was 14 weeks old. I am now being fostered because my humans could no longer keep me due to health issues. I have lots of energy and enjoy long walks, playing fetch, and cuddling. I am loyal and protective, and I alert my humans when someone new enters my home or when someone is outside. I miss my sister Rosie from my original family. I would love a family where I can feel safe and protected, with a big yard where I can run and play. I’m excited for my next adventure with a loving family. If you are interested in meeting Teddy, please download the Adoption Questionnaire, fill it out and email it back to us at info@farescue.org or fax (310) 362-0321. You can also meet this and/or other available dogs at our weekend adoptions. Teddy is 2 years old and weighs 37 lbs.] (2610)

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Baek-san

Wirehaired Fox Terrier Miniature Schnauzer

Male, 2 yrs 1 mo
Torrance, CA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
✅Currently located in South Korea✅️ 💟Available to fly to U.S. and Canada💟 1️⃣ Health Condition * Neutered. * Microchipped, heartworm negative and anaplasma to be retested in November 2026. 2️⃣ Rescue Story * Baek-san was found wandering near the Adogs center while still wearing a leash. While searching for an owner under the assumption he was lost, Adogs realized local community posts had frequently mentioned him as a stray dog in the area. Fearing for the safety of such a gentle soul on the streets, Adogs stepped in urgently to rescue him. 3️⃣ Basic Information * With People: Shows a slight initial shyness around strangers, but accepts affectionate pets comfortably once he gets a bit familiar. Needs about a week to adjust and build trust with a new human. After opening his heart, he becomes very affectionate and comfortable with touch. * With Dogs: Coexists peacefully with other dog friends. Gets along and plays actively with the dog friends who match his vibe and play style. * With Cats: Has not met cats yet. * Separation Anxiety: Currently unknown as he lives in a communal setting at our center. May need training when transitioning to a new environment. * Potty Training: Currently does his business outdoors at our center. May need a short retraining period in a new environment. * Hygiene: Calmly endures and accepts brushing. * Walks: Does smoothly without leash pulling or excessive excitement. Tolerates putting on a leash well. * Car Sickness: Travels very smoothly in vehicles with zero signs of motion sickness. * Shows zero biting or aggressive tendencies. * Shows no unnecessary barking or whining. * Is calm, quiet and deeply mild-mannered. Has low energy level and an independent personality.

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Marcy

Fox Terrier (Wirehaired) Dachshund

Female, 2 yrs 3 mos
Irvine, CA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
A FoxieDoxie (Fox Hound Terrier / Dachshund Mix) and a Sweet Soul Looking for a Patient Heart. Marcy’s story began with heartbreak. When her family moved out of their apartment, they left her behind. Alone, scared, hungry, and confused, she waited for days before the landlord finally found her. She was taken to a high-intake shelter, where the stress and fear caused her to develop an upper respiratory infection. Tragically, she was placed on the euthanasia list. Thankfully, our rescue stepped in just in time. Marcy received the medical care, love, and safety she desperately needed. Today she is fully recovered, spayed, and up to date on all of her vaccinations. Now all she needs is a family who will never let her down again. Because of everything she’s been through, Marcy is understandably cautious around new people. She won’t be the dog who runs up to greet strangers on day one. She needs a patient owner who understands that trust takes time to build—and who is willing to be patient with her as she learns that she is finally safe and that no one is going to hurt or abandon her again. Once you earn her trust, you’ll discover the real Marcy—a funny, gentle, affectionate girl with a sweet personality that is absolutely worth the wait. Watching her confidence grow with her foster and seeing her begin to play, relax, and ask for affection is incredibly rewarding. Marcy is looking for a calm, loving home with someone who understands that the best relationships are built on patience and trust. If you’re willing to give her the time she needs, she’ll reward you with a lifetime of quiet companionship and unconditional love. Could you be the person who finally gives Marcy the happy ending she deserves?

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Mike

Jack Russell Terrier

Male, Adult
Los Angeles, CA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Mike, a little guy with a big journey behind him and a whole new world waiting ahead! This approximately 2-year-old Terrier mix (his exact breed is a mystery!) weighs around 20 pounds and is one of a small group of once-stray dogs rescued from the streets of Bakersfield, California, by the Jason Heigl Foundation in Oakley, Utah. When Mike first arrived, the world was a frightening place, and trusting people was something he simply didn’t know how to do. Thankfully, time, patience, and a safe place to land have begun to make a difference. Little by little, Mike is learning that gentle hands can bring good things, that treats are wonderful, and that life with caring humans might just be something worth believing in. He is neutered, up to date on his vaccinations, and crate trained, and now he’s hoping someone special will give him the chance to take the next steps toward a life of his own. Mike is happiest when he has four-legged friends nearby, and he does well with other small dogs in our kennels. The play yard is one of his favorite places to stretch his legs and enjoy being a dog, and he also appreciates getting out for leashed walks. When the world feels a little overwhelming, his crate offers a familiar retreat where he can relax and feel secure. Mike hasn’t had the opportunity to live in a home yet, so his future family will need to help him learn everyday routines, including consistent potty habits. He’ll need someone who understands that a dog who has spent his early life surviving on the streets may need extra time to feel safe enough to truly let his guard down. For now, secure surroundings, a watchful eye, and always keeping him leashed outdoors are essential, as fear could cause him to bolt before he fully trusts his new environment. What Mike needs most is a person who can see past his initial shyness and recognize the potential for a wonderful companion. He may not be the dog who rushes into your arms on day one, but earning his trust will make every little milestone that much sweeter. A patient foster-to-forever home or a committed adopter, especially one with a kind small-dog companion, could help Mike discover the comforts of home at his own pace. With compassionate guidance, predictable routines, and plenty of delicious treats along the way, this deserving boy has every opportunity to grow in confidence and show the world who he really is. Mike has already made it through so much; now he just needs someone willing to believe in him and give him the time he needs to shine. He is available to adopt in Utah. Please visit our website to complete an adoption application for Mike: https://jasonheigl.foundation/adopt/dog/mike/

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David

Jack Russell Terrier Terrier (Unknown Type, Small)

Male, Young
Los Angeles, CA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet David, a sweet, approximately 2-year-old, 20-pound mystery mix of Jack Russell and Terrier (though his exact lineage is anyone’s guess!). David found his way to the safe haven of the Jason Heigl Foundation in Oakley, Utah, alongside a small gang of fellow strays from the streets of Bakersfield, California. These once-unsocialized dogs arrived terrified, unsure of the world and unfamiliar with the idea that humans could be kind. But with patience, consistency, and gentle care, David is beginning to discover that people can be trusted and life can be good. Now neutered, up to date on his vaccinations, and crate trained, this deserving little guy is ready to find a special person willing to help him continue his journey toward a forever home—or a foster-to-forever family willing to let love lead the way. David has a lot to offer his future family! He gets along wonderfully with other small dogs in our kennels, delights in romping around the play yard, enjoys leashed walks, and is always happy to accept a tasty treat. His crate is his cozy little sanctuary, a place where he feels safe and secure. Since David hasn’t yet experienced life in a home, he’ll need patience and consistency as he learns the ropes of indoor living, including reliable potty habits. Like many formerly feral dogs, he won’t become an instant cuddle bug overnight, but we believe there’s a loving, devoted companion waiting to blossom beneath that cautious exterior. Until David feels secure with his new people and surroundings, he may be a flight risk if left unattended or allowed off leash, so a safe, secure environment and careful management will be essential. David’s happily-ever-after won’t happen overnight, but for the right person, watching him discover the joys of a loving home will be an incredibly rewarding experience. He needs kind-hearted humans who understand that trust is earned, progress takes time, and the smallest victories deserve to be celebrated. With structure, patience, a gentle approach, and perhaps a canine friend to show him the ropes, we know this sweet boy is destined for greatness. Could you be the person who helps David trade his uncertain past for a future filled with safety, confidence, and love? His forever family is out there, and we can’t wait for him to find them. David is available to adopt in Utah. Please visit our website to complete an adoption application for David: https://jasonheigl.foundation/adopt/dog/david/

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Wire Fox Terrier shelters & rescues in Burbank, California

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Jason Debus Heigl Foundation

Los Angeles, CA 91505

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Forte Animal Rescue

Marina del Rey, CA 90292

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ADOGS(Adopt Dogs) - LA Transport

Torrance, CA 90503

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My Forever Love Rescue

Irvine, CA 92612

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