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Bubbles

Australian Cattle Dog

Female, 7 mos
Boaz, AL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
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Buddy

Australian Cattle Dog Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, Young
Leesburg, AL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Buddy "Hey there, Im Buddy your future co-pilot, best pal, and adventure sidekick! Im a 3-year-old heeler mix, and Ive been waiting way too long (over 2 years!) for someone to finally notice what a catch I am. Im what they call an easy work in progress not perfect, but definitely awesome. Im not super high energy like some of those heelers out there, but I do love my walks, playtime, and sniffing all the things. Im also potty trained, crate trained, and I totally get what a leash is... even if I still need a little practice not to pull (hey, I just get excited!). Ive got great recall (seriously, call me and Ill come running), and I really want to please you. If I goof up, a light verbal correction is all I need Im learning fast! I just have a lot of enthusiasm and a big ol heart that wants to connect. Im awesome with other dogs, and I can live with cats toojust maybe keep an eye on me if they run... because, well, I am a heeler.Ive been overlooked for so long in the kennel, but I know the right person is out there. If you're looking for the perfect truck dog, trail buddy, or loyal friend whos up for adventure and couch timeIm your guy. Don't miss out on me... I'm ready to make your life way more fun. Love, Buddy"   Adoption Fee: $200 - Includes Fixed, Microchipped & Up to Date on Vaccines Please visit our website www.summitssanctuary.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.
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Rosie

Cattle Dog Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Young
Leesburg, AL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Rosie! Affectionately referred to as Nosey Rosie "How did I get my name, you ask? Well, Im extremely nosey, and everything catches my eyes and nose right off the start! I am currently working on my manners, and I will sit oh so pretty for a treat. I love to go on walks and explore everything in my path! Im dog-selective but can learn to get along with proper introduction and patience. I do like to be the boss in my doggie group. I would prefer my playmate to be calm and submissive. I do love to play with humans, though, and will run around with you all day long. This prepares me for the much-requested snuggle time. I do love to snuggle and get plenty of belly rubs! I am working on my potty training, and with a schedule, I know I can nail this down. If you are looking for a bossy and sassy adventure partner, please fill out an application, and lets meet! I know I wont disappoint!"   Adoption Fee: $200 - Includes Fixed, Microchipped & Up to Date on Vaccines Please visit our website www.summitssanctuary.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.
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Zora

Cattle Dog Labrador Retriever

Female, Young
Leesburg, AL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Well butter my biscuit, have yall met Zora yet? This sweet little lady has been through more than most dogs twice her age. After conquering double hip surgery like the tough Southern girl she is, Zora is officially back in business and ready to find her forever family. Dont let her fancy new hips fool youZora still believes life is meant for playing, zooming, and making a complete goofball of herself whenever possible. One minute shes showing off her silly side, and the next shes curled up beside you convinced shes a 10-pound lap dog. Zoras favorite hobbies include collecting belly rubs, handing out kisses, supervising snack time, and snuggling so close youll wonder where the dog ends and you begin. Shes sweet as sweet tea, goofy as a possum in a feed store, and has enough love packed into her little body to fill a whole front porch. Now all this girl needs is a family to call her own. Shes got the hips, shes got the personality, and shes got the cuddles ready to go. All shes missing is you.   Adoption Fee: $200 - Includes Fixed, Microchipped & Up to Date on Vaccines   Please visit our website www.summitssanctuary.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.
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Faith

Cattle Dog Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Young
Leesburg, AL
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Faith: The Journey of a Rescued Mama Dog From Hardship to Happiness A Canine Biography Faiths story began in the muted corners of neglect and uncertainty. She was a ginger and white dog, her fur marked with the brilliant hues of autumn and the soothing softness of dawn. But her early days were not painted with gentleness. Faith was not just homeless and hungry; she bore the scars of abuse, both physical and emotional, as she wandered the world, pregnant and unwanted. No safe place to rest her head, no kind voice to greet her in the morningthe world seemed unkind to Faith, and her gentle spirit was shrouded in fear. Yet even in those dim moments, Faith retained a spark within hera whisper of hope. She was scared, yes, but even the harshest circumstances could not extinguish her innate sweetness. Her eyes, though wary, still softened at every gesture of kindness. Her heart, though battered, beat steadfastly for the lives she carried within her. Faiths life changed forever on the day she was rescued. Found trembling and alone, heavily pregnant and unsure of what would come next, she was taken in by people who saw not just a frightened animal, but a soul in need of compassion. The transition was not easy. Faiths history of pain and neglect made her cautious. She flinched at loud noises and cowered from quick movements. Yet, her new caregivers approached her with patience and understanding, determined to show her that love could be safe. Slowly, Faith began to believe in kindness. Every gentle touch, every bite of nourishing food, and every quiet moment of comfort built a bridge between her past and her future. Her caregivers marveled at her resilience, her ability to trust after so much betrayal. In time, Faiths wariness gave way to affection. She would nuzzle against a hand, wag her tail at a familiar voice, and even smilea soft, hopeful expression that melted the hearts of all around her. Shortly after her rescue, Faith gave birth to five puppies. In the warmth and safety of her new home, she transformed into a ferocious but loving Mama Dog. Her instincts, honed by necessity and sharpened by love, made her the defender and nurturer her pups needed. Faith watched over her little ones with a vigilance born from hardship; she was their shield against all she had ever feared. But Faith was not only protectiveshe was tender. She nursed her puppies with unwavering devotion, cleaned them with gentle licks, and nudged them forward as they explored the world. Her maternal care was a testament to her strength, and it revealed the depth of her character: even in the aftermath of suffering, she could give everything she had to those she loved. Each of Faiths five puppies grew under the shelter of her courage. Thanks to her care, they learned the language of love and safety. Her journey from a terrified, abused dog to a confident, nurturing mother was nothing short of miraculous. As the weeks passed, Faith herself began to transform. The shadows that once haunted her gave way to rays of light. She discovered the pleasure of playa simple game of fetch, a romp in the grass, the thrill of chasing a fluttering butterfly. She learned to trust, not just her caregivers, but the world itself. Faith began to show her true personality. She was gentle but mischievous, calm yet exuberant when the moment called for it. Her ginger and white coat gleamed in the sun as she rolled in piles of leaves or stretched out on her favorite blanket. Faiths tail wagged with abandon, and her eyes sparkled with a joy she had never known before. Her puppies, now growing fast, became her companions in exploration. Together, they ventured into new experiences, all under the watchful gaze of their devoted Mama. Faiths home became a place of love, echoing with the patter of puppy paws and the soft sighs of contentment. Faiths journey did not end with her own happiness. Her story became a beacon of hope for others. Those who rescued her watched as she flourished and realized that every animalno matter how broken or afraiddeserves a chance to heal. Faith inspired those around her to reach out to other animals in need, to offer shelter and safety where there had once been only hardship. The courage Faith showed in overcoming her past touched the hearts of everyone who met her. Her sweet nature, her fierce love for her puppies, and her joy in her new life reminded people that rescue is more than an actits a transformation. Faith was proof that with patience, understanding, and compassion, even the most frightened souls can find happiness. Today, Faith lives her best life. The days of fear and uncertainty are behind her, replaced by comfort and celebration. She spends her mornings basking in sunbeams, her afternoons playing with toys or her rescue sister dog, Amelia and her evenings resting peacefully, surrounded by love. The wounds of her past are healednot forgotten, perhaps, but no longer defining who she is. She is still shy and take a few moments to warm to new humans, but she warms up quickly. Her puppies, now grown and finding their own places in the world, carry with them the lessons their mother taught: resilience, kindness, and the importance of family. Finn, Fletcher, Freddy, Freckles and Farrah moved to New Jersey where each found their furever homes. Faiths story is one of transformationfrom the darkness of abuse and fear to the light of safety and love. She is living proof that hope can be found even in the hardest circumstances and that the will to survive and to thrive can triumph over adversity. Her journey reminds all who know her that, no matter where life begins, happiness is always worth fighting for. Faiths biography is not just the tale of a rescued dog; it is a narrative of courage, tenderness, and hope. Her name, chosen by her rescuers, reflects the very spirit she embodies: unwavering faith in the possibility of happiness. Once an abused, pregnant Mama Dog, Faith now enjoys every comfort and joy life has to offer. Her days are rich with love, her heart full, and her journey an inspiration to anyone who believes in second chances. For those who meet Faith, her gentle eyes and wagging tail are a reminder that every life, no matter how humble its beginnings, can become a story worth celebrating. And in the warm embrace of her new home, Faith truly lives the life she always deserveda life defined not by her scars, but by her strength and her love. Adoption Fee: $200 - Includes Fixed, Microchipped & Up to Date on Vaccines   Please visit our website www.summitssanctuary.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.
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Cooper

Cattle Dog Labrador Retriever

Male, Young
Leesburg, AL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Cooper! Cooper is a striking, lovable pup with a heart full of loyalty and a face that will melt yours! With his strong build and gentle eyes, Cooper is the kind of dog who makes everyone feel like theyre his favorite person. Cooper is that perfect blend of playful and calm. He enjoys time outdoors, whether its exploring the yard or going on walks, and hes just as happy relaxing by your side when the day winds down. Hes smart, attentive, and eager to connect with his people the type of dog who thrives in a home where hes treated like one of the family. Hes looking for a family who will give him the love and structure every great dog deserves. In return, Cooper will offer endless loyalty, goofy smiles, and a tail that never stops wagging. If you're ready to welcome a loyal best friend who will always have your back, Cooper is waiting patiently to meet you. Adoption Fee: $200 - Includes Fixed, Microchipped & Up to Date on Vaccines Please visit our website www.summitssanctuary.org to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.

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12.2 miles

2nd Chance Shelter

130 County Road 398, Boaz, AL 35957

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Summit's Sanctuary

Leesburg, AL 35983

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21.2 miles

Daggers Refuge Rescue

Ragland, AL 35131

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26.6 miles

Calhoun County Humane Society, Inc.

1201 Parkwood Drive, Anniston, AL 36201

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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