I seem to have not got any notes for this pup. It could be a cockapoo, it could be a goldendoodle, it could be something in between. I do know that it was a puppy, though!

I seem to have not got any notes for this pup. It could be a cockapoo, it could be a goldendoodle, it could be something in between. I do know that it was a puppy, though!

I can’t believe I didn’t recognize London right away as a repeat customer from last year. He’s completely unique in my experience. And such a sweetie!

Bosworth (7) has a great name for a dog. I have no idea who he’s named after but whoever it is they should be a dog.


Twyla (girl, 2) is an immigrant from Tijuana. She’s picked up the language right quick, though.

Dr. Shepherd (Doc to his friends) is 8 years old, and is quite a remarkably pleasant gentleman to be around. And he’s adoptable, from the Milo Foundation. There’s only one problem: he’s a people dog, not really a dog dog. He doesn’t hate ’em, he just isn’t entirely comfortable around them… he’ll give them a sniff and go on about his business. But when he’s in a shelter, he’s constantly surrounded by other dogs, and so he’s not at his best. It’s tough to get adopted when you’re feeling uncomfortable all the time.
Edit: I’m going to leave Doc up here for another day, just to give him a little more exposure. Quick, adopt him!


Goji (5 months) is a silly boy!

