Adopt Dingo

Meet Dingo. This super cute nugget is five months old and also one of Bambi’s puppies. Dingo has a huge personality and is oh so cute. He loves to play and run all over the place. Dingo would be a great pet for an active family who will take him hiking, swimming, and playing in the yard. If you can open your heart and home to Dingo, please reach out.

More Adoptable Dogs

This super cute and loving 1 year old boy will surely warm your heart. He came to us with siblings alone and ill. After medical treatment for severe skin issues, he is healing and getting healthier each day.
This super shy senior dog was left to fend for himself on the streets after his owner moved away and left him alone.
This sweet dog was rescued from the streets with a severe hip fracture. Our medical team needed to do major surgery on her leg due to the extreme injury.
Found chained to a fence, this small, sweet boy is now healthy and fun. Pájaro barely sheds and gets along with dogs, kids, and adults.
This sweet one year old little girl will steal your heart with her loving and playful demeanor. She came to us after being found apparently falling out of a moving vehicle and no one stopping.
A strong, funny six-month-old fighter looking for someone to open their heart to her.
Barbas
Found severely emaciated and ill, this handsome six-year-old boy is ready for a family of his own. Barbas will thrive in a home without a lot of other dogs.
Mila loves attention, belly rubs, and to be close to her humans.
Once severely emaciated and sick, this small, playful boy is about a year old, super smart, and a bit shy at first.
Rescued from a farm, Dotty is safe and thriving. She’s growing into a beautiful, healthy pup and will make an amazing companion.
A super sweet six-month-old girl who came in with her mom after being abandoned. Aurora means sunshine, and she’ll brighten your life.
This super sweet special needs boy is in search of a loving family. He is approximately two years old and has a slight tilt to his head as he walks due to what we believe is a neurological disorder.