Meet Judo! A spirited six-year-old mixed breed from Bend, OR, whose heart is as big as his love for adventure. With his striking white coat sprinkled with black patches and a galaxy of tiny spots, Judo is as unique in appearance as he is in personality. Whether he's sprinting through the trails, keeping pace on a long run, or stretching out for a lazy day indoors, this adaptable boy is happiest when he’s with his favorite people! Judo is a true athlete—he can easily run 10+ miles or tackle a rugged hike, yet he’s just as content lounging around the house. His energy is balanced by his affectionate side, and his idea of a perfect evening involves snuggling up with his favorite humans. He has excellent house manners, is fully house-trained, and even free-feeds, maintaining a healthy weight of 51 pounds. He sleeps soundly through the night (sometimes up to 14 hours!) and greets his people with the most enthusiastic tail wag imaginable! Judo thrives in an adult-only home where he can feel secure and at ease. After a stressful experience, he has become anxious around children and is looking for a home without young ones. His sensitivity heightened after he was attacked by another dog, which led to increased wariness in certain situations. He nipped a toddler when the child became more mobile, signaling that he was uncomfortable with unpredictable movements. Additionally, he has bitten two dogs near his home when he felt threatened, though he does well with other dogs in open spaces and enjoys a good romp. With the right introduction and a calm environment, he may enjoy the companionship of another dog. He’s a sensitive soul who bonds deeply with his people, and while he’s independent in some ways, he appreciates understanding and patience when it comes to things like nail trims and long car rides. He loves playing in the rain and snow, but isn’t a fan of going out in it when it’s time for him to go. His ideal guardian is active, experienced with dogs who have some anxiety, and willing to provide him with both exercise and a calm, structured environment. To make sure that Judo has a great start with his new family, we have a canine behaviorist available for a free consultation. Judo has been a cherished companion for six years, and now he’s looking for a new loving home where he can continue to thrive. Could you be the one to give him that? If so, reach out to adopt@joyfulpets.com to learn more about this incredible dog!

Meet Heineken! A lively seven-and-a-half-year-old Pointer mix from Three Rivers, OR, whose zest for life is as strong as his love for a good trail run and a sunny nap. With his mostly white coat and athletic 65-pound frame, he’s a striking sight on the trail—and a loyal companion through every season of adventure and rest! Heineken is a trail-blazing athlete at heart. Long-distance runs? No problem! Lake fetch? Count him in! He’s the kind of dog who thrives on outdoor activity and brings unfiltered joy to every hike, run, and splash session. But he’s not all go-go-go—this guy knows how to chill. After a good workout, he’ll happily stretch out in a sunny patch of grass or curl up fireside, satisfied and calm. Trained in all the basics—sit, stay, come, leave it, lay down, “kennel up”—Heineken is incredibly responsive to clear direction and structure. He’s crate trained, house-trained, and comfortable being left alone for stretches of the day. But like many sensitive souls, he has his quirks. Heineken does best in a calm, predictable environment and has shown that the hustle and bustle of young children isn’t his scene. He becomes anxious around infants and toddlers, especially when there’s crying or sudden movement. In one instance, he snapped at a baby during a stressful moment—he didn’t cause harm, but it was enough to show that a kid-free home or one with older, dog-savvy children (age 10+) would suit him far better. He’s also selective with other dogs, especially off-leash. While he can be friendly and playful with the right match—typically females or mellow males—he can become territorial or threatened around unfamiliar dogs, and he tends to react strongly to huskies in particular. Positive introductions and controlled environments are key to his success. Loud vehicles like motorcycles can startle him, and he may bark or lunge out of nervous energy. He’s on a low dose of vet-prescribed Fluoxetine, which has helped ease some of that reactivity, alongside the natural maturity that comes with age. Heineken is looking for a home that embraces his active lifestyle and respects his sensitivities. Could your home be his next great chapter? Reach out to adopt@joyfulpets.com and see if Heineken’s trail-ready heart belongs by your side!

Meet Kaia, a beautiful Brindle Pointer/Lab mix who’s ready for her second chance at a forever home. Adopted as a puppy in late 2020, Kaia is a loving and affectionate female who gets along great with all people. While Kaia was returned to the rescue due to being aggressive with other dogs, she remains a wonderful companion for those who can provide her with a dog-free home. She has no medical concerns and is in great health, making her a ready-to-go addition to a loving household. If you’re looking for a loyal and friendly dog who will shower you with love and attention, Kaia is eager to become a cherished member of your family. She’s excited to find a home where she can enjoy all the affection and care she deserves.

ONLY CONTACT INFO BELOW! COURTESY POSTING! Please call 818-371-8027 immanuel222@att.net Jack is a 7 month old, 40 pound adorable boy who was rescued from a high kill shelter. Fixed, chipped and has his shots. He would love a home with his best friend Bibi. Please call 818-371-8027 immanuel222@att.net

This is dobby! He is the most sweetest little boy! Dobby is 9months old and loves being active or down to snuggle and take a long ole nap. He Is a very loyal companion, loves cuddles and other dogs. He loves woman instantly and it sometimes takes him a little while to trust a man. He is the perfect dog if you like to do things alone like hike or walk around at night, he is very protective especially when your a women he makes you feel very safe! He also very expressive and silly, he makes the funniest faces. He has recall as well as knows a boat load of tricks, and can walk him without a leash on trails and hikes. He listens very well and doesn’t make much noise unless there’s an ambulance to sing along to, also a purebred. Im looking for an owner who has a back yard or a big enough house for him to have space and someone who will be willing to be active with him. I would give him for $350, message me for more info! Open to negotiating! Number of contact: Roula Arce 6509336516

Hello I am Diego! I am an adult mixed breed weighing 32 pounds. I love to go on walks, hikes and play at the park. I am dog friendly and have a loving spirit. I am ready to find a forever home to call me own. If you are interested in adopting me, please go to the Ozzie and Friends website https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.or g November 6, 2024, 2:40 pm

- Loves to play with people and dogs - Will always ask for a belly rub - Sweet and Energetic

- Affectionate - Wiggly and Playful - Lover of dogs and people!

#A5613881 Camila is such a friendly and sweet puppy. She would do great in a multi dog family, she’s ready to be a little sister! She may be overwhelmed by high energy pushy dogs, but could be a great match with a balanced adult to guide her. -11 month old Pointer mix -Black coloring, long legs and lean build -Spayed female weighing 37 lbs -Came to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on March 18th as a stray -Needs all the puppy basics, blank slate ready for training -Will benefit with positive reinforcement training -Good with other dogs recommended for Gentle/Dainty group -Puppy energy -Photo credit @jsumphotography Look up this or other animals at Baldwin Park Animal Care Center https://animalcare.lacounty.gov/view-our-animals/ Use their unique ID NUMBER. You can also stop by or call… Address: 4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706 (626) 962-3577 CAMILA’S VIDEO: https://youtu.be/NJGrLZkSiUQ For more information, contact volunteer Lor at lor@unitedhopeforanimals.org ------- United Hope for Animals (UHA) is a volunteer group and does not have a facility for animals. This pet is part of our Shelter Support Program at the Baldwin Park Shelter. For more information about the pet, the adoption process, or our program please contact the Volunteer Adoption Coordinator listed below. Because animals are adopted/rescued daily, please also check the United Hope for Animals Facebook page to see if an animal is still available OR call the Baldwin Park Shelter at 626-962-3577. When inquiring about an animal, please reference the animal’s ID number. This will enable the volunteer or Baldwin Park employee to locate the status of the pet. Thank you for supporting rescue.November 6, 2024, 2:27 am