Whiskey is a sweet, high energy dog. She is energetic but not out of control. She gets her little front paws moving up and down real fast and her stub-tailed booty shaking when she gets excited, but she doesn’t jump up on people. She has a very loving personality, loves to go for walks and enjoys playing with other dogs. Whiskey is about 2 years old and weighs 38 pounds. She came to us after having 6 puppies and tested positive for heart worms. She will be done with treatment on January 22 but will need to be on heart worm preventative the rest of her life. She has been outside most of her life, but is house trained.
For more info, please contact our shelter at 870-269-5200.
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This little guy is Porter and he is fully grown at 47 pounds. Porter does climb 4-6 foot chain link fences, so a home with a privacy fence or large yard to roam around in would be ideal. He is not known to run off after jumping a fence; he jumps fences to get back inside after doing his business or to go where he sees people-he loves to be inside and around people. Porter is very affectionate to adults but does not do well with small children. He is pretty laid back and would make anyone a great companion!
Phoenix is a goofy little gal. She has tons of energy and loves to play with other dogs. She was an outside dog with little to no interaction with other dogs or people. We are working with her on socialization which is going well. Phoenix walks well on a leash and appears to be very smart and trainable.
Chiff is a 66 pound Shepherd/Carolina Dog mix. He doesn’t appear to have had much socialization but is a quick learner. His lack of socialization makes him a tad timid, but that goes away after a few interactions. He walks well on a leash and loves to play with other dogs. He is also house trained.
Murphey is one great dog. He is calm, well mannered, and housetrained. He walks well on a leash and would make a great family pet. Murphey could be an inside or outside dog and his calm nature would be good for a home with children.
Buffy is one gentle giant. She is a large dog, but is calm and doesn’t jump on people. She loves to run and play with toys as well as other dogs and likes everyone she meets. Buffy is also house trained! She was surrendered to us because the owner did not have time for her. This poor girl had to jump the the 3 foot chain link fence and go to the neighbor’s for attention. Buffy deserves a home with a loving family that will give her the attention she deserves!
This big boy is Hobo! Hobo is 3 years old and weighs 78 pounds but is a big baby! He loves belly rubs and treats. He is not very active but enjoys being outside and walks very well on a leash. He loves attention and likes to play with other dogs. Hobo has not been around cats but we can introduce him to some if needed.
Bear is a 5 year old Chow Mix who has a gorgeous coat of thick, soft fur. He is a happy fella that is good with cats and other dogs, as long as they are not bigger than him. He also does well with kids! Bear tested positive for heartworms upon arrival to the shelter. He has undergone treatment successfully but will have to be on heartworm preventative the rest of his life.
Meet Lucy. Lucy has been at the shelter for a year and a half. She is very shy and takes time to trust people, but once she does, she is an amazing dog! She loves playing catch and to run wild with other dogs in the play yard. She is aggressive towards other female dogs and some males, so a home without other animals, or with a male dog she gets along with, would be ideal.
Marshall is a young Hound/Pit mix. He has a pleasing personality (always seems to be smiling), loves people, dogs, and kids. He is very friendly and loves cuddles, but who doesn’t?! Marshall also has tons of energy and likes to be wherever the action is happening. He climbs shorter fences, so a yard with a high fence or lots of land to roam around on would be best for him. Marshall tested positive for heartworms upon arrival and we treated it. He will have to be on heartworm preventative for the rest of his life, however.