Adoptable Dogs
Rescued dogs come with a range of needs - from behavioral to emotional to medical. When approved applicants adopt such dogs, they agree to continue the rehabilitation we have begun.
COOPER - Adoption Pending!
Somebody loves me and I will be going home soon!
You will fall in love the moment you meet Cooper! With a heart full of love and a tail that wags non-stop with joy, this charming fella is eager to bring happiness to your world.
Cooper is a beautiful purebred Golden Retriever with a reddish-colored coat. He is estimated to be about 3-4 years old and has the build of a "field golden." Cooper was originally a soldier's dog who was deployed and his brother took him but was not committed to keeping Cooper long-term. Cooper wound up being adopted through Facebook (not a good way to responsibly rehome a dog!) but the match was not a suitable one as both male dogs were intact. Since then, Cooper has become dog selective - he gets along well with small dogs but is not a fan of large dogs, especially males. Our rescue is now helping Cooper look for a home where he can be the only pet and the center of his human's world!
Cooper's foster mom tells us that he is the ultimate cuddle muffin who loves to snuggle on the couch. He loves to learn into his human friends and thinking nothing of climbing on a lap to get as close as he can. Cooper rides well in the car and loves going for rides. He has decent leash skills but will bark when another dog passes by. Cheryl tells us that Cooper is house-trained and has no need for a crate. He is not a digger, nor does he try to climb over their fence. He loves toys, especially stuffed ones, enjoys playing ball, and has a thing for watching TV!
Cooper is a good eater, and at 58 lbs, he could use another 5-7 lbs on his frame. He has a moderate energy level and is good with children. He loves being brushed and knows basic commands. Cooper's only fault, and let's face it, we all have them, is that he wants to be an only pet. We can't blame him after all; he's been bounced from one home to another to another and quite doesn't understand what's happened to turn his happy world upside down.
Cooper has been neutered, brought up-to-date on vaccinations, and microchipped. He is under treatment for heartworms is almost ready to be adopted. If you are approved to adopt through our rescue, please contact Lisa at lkh5@mchsi.com or call/text 251-404-0045 to learn more about Cooper. If not yet approved, please fill out an application to be considered.
Rescued dogs come with a range of needs - from behavioral to emotional to medical. When approved applicants adopt such dogs, they agree to continue the rehabilitation we have begun.
Cooper is a beautiful purebred Golden Retriever with a reddish-colored coat. He is estimated to be about 3-4 years old and has the build of a "field golden." Cooper was originally a soldier's dog who was deployed and his brother took him but was not committed to keeping Cooper long-term. Cooper wound up being adopted through Facebook (not a good way to responsibly rehome a dog!) but the match was not a suitable one as both male dogs were intact. Since then, Cooper has become dog selective - he gets along well with small dogs but is not a fan of large dogs, especially males. Our rescue is now helping Cooper look for a home where he can be the only pet and the center of his human's world!
Cooper's foster mom tells us that he is the ultimate cuddle muffin who loves to snuggle on the couch. He loves to learn into his human friends and thinking nothing of climbing on a lap to get as close as he can. Cooper rides well in the car and loves going for rides. He has decent leash skills but will bark when another dog passes by. Cheryl tells us that Cooper is house-trained and has no need for a crate. He is not a digger, nor does he try to climb over their fence. He loves toys, especially stuffed ones, enjoys playing ball, and has a thing for watching TV!
Cooper is a good eater, and at 58 lbs, he could use another 5-7 lbs on his frame. He has a moderate energy level and is good with children. He loves being brushed and knows basic commands. Cooper's only fault, and let's face it, we all have them, is that he wants to be an only pet. We can't blame him after all; he's been bounced from one home to another to another and quite doesn't understand what's happened to turn his happy world upside down.
Cooper has been neutered, brought up-to-date on vaccinations, and microchipped. He is under treatment for heartworms is almost ready to be adopted. If you are approved to adopt through our rescue, please contact Lisa at lkh5@mchsi.com or call/text 251-404-0045 to learn more about Cooper. If not yet approved, please fill out an application to be considered.
Rescued dogs come with a range of needs - from behavioral to emotional to medical. When approved applicants adopt such dogs, they agree to continue the rehabilitation we have begun.
Fifi - Lab mix
Fifi (along with sister Zoe) is looking for a new home after the passing of her mom. One of the granddaughters took Fifi and Zoe to the kennel because the other granddaughter was going to leave the girls loose in the unfenced yard. She felt like it was no life for them and they could wander off or be attacked. She never thought it would be over six months that the poor girls would be in the kennel with no one to love or care about them as treasured companions. Our hearts just ache for these girls who are so sweet and are so deserving for being the center of someone's world.
Our lead volunteer in AL, Lisa, shares, "Fifi is so sweet! She would be great with an older couple or most anyone. Fifi is not high energy even though she is only 2-3 years old. Everyone at the kennel (and me) thinks Fifi is the sweetest thing in the world! She would make someone a great dog as long as they only wanted one dog. She is so easy - you give them a treat and they will do anything you want, but they mainly just want to lay around and be rubbed down and Loved.
Fifi is 2-3 years old, is spayed, and up to date on vaccinations. Fifi was treated for heartworm and is now cleared for regular activity. She weighs about 39 lbs and is such a nice sized-dog for folks who live in an apartment or condo. Fifi loves to eat and she loves treats which she will take very gently from your hand.
Fifi walks pretty decently on a leash and is house-trained. When she gets to know you, she is very loving. Fifi is dog-selective so it is probably best if she is placed as an only dog, or she could be adopted with her sister, Zoe. She's not super active for her age so she's a good fit for somebody a little older or someone who wants a snuggly companion
Lisa, our lead volunteer in AL, has taken Fifi under her wing and can tell you all you need to know about this sweetie pie. Please contact Lisa at lkh5@mchsi.com or call/text 251-404-0045 to learn more about Fifi. Please consider this lovely lady to fill your life with happiness with her warm smile and unconditional affection.
If not yet approved for adoption, please visit our website to lean more and to submit an online application. J&L APPLICATION
Rescued dogs come with a range of needs - from behavioral to emotional to medical. When approved applicants adopt such dogs, they agree to become an important, forever part of their life journey by continuing the rehabilitation we have begun.
Our lead volunteer in AL, Lisa, shares, "Fifi is so sweet! She would be great with an older couple or most anyone. Fifi is not high energy even though she is only 2-3 years old. Everyone at the kennel (and me) thinks Fifi is the sweetest thing in the world! She would make someone a great dog as long as they only wanted one dog. She is so easy - you give them a treat and they will do anything you want, but they mainly just want to lay around and be rubbed down and Loved.
Fifi is 2-3 years old, is spayed, and up to date on vaccinations. Fifi was treated for heartworm and is now cleared for regular activity. She weighs about 39 lbs and is such a nice sized-dog for folks who live in an apartment or condo. Fifi loves to eat and she loves treats which she will take very gently from your hand.
Fifi walks pretty decently on a leash and is house-trained. When she gets to know you, she is very loving. Fifi is dog-selective so it is probably best if she is placed as an only dog, or she could be adopted with her sister, Zoe. She's not super active for her age so she's a good fit for somebody a little older or someone who wants a snuggly companion
Lisa, our lead volunteer in AL, has taken Fifi under her wing and can tell you all you need to know about this sweetie pie. Please contact Lisa at lkh5@mchsi.com or call/text 251-404-0045 to learn more about Fifi. Please consider this lovely lady to fill your life with happiness with her warm smile and unconditional affection.
If not yet approved for adoption, please visit our website to lean more and to submit an online application. J&L APPLICATION
Rescued dogs come with a range of needs - from behavioral to emotional to medical. When approved applicants adopt such dogs, they agree to become an important, forever part of their life journey by continuing the rehabilitation we have begun.
Zoe - Lab mix
Zoe, along with her sister, Fifi, is looking for a new home after the passing of her mom. One of the granddaughters took the dogs to the kennel for boarding because the other granddaughter was going to leave the girls loose in the unfenced yard. She felt like it was no life for them and they could wander off or be attacked. No one ever thought it would be over six months that the girls would be in the kennel with no one to love or care about them as treasured companions. Our hearts just ache for these girls who are so sweet and are so deserving for being the center of someone's world.
Our lead volunteer in AL, Lisa, shares, "This girl is the sweetest thing in the world! She would make someone, who only wants one pet, a great companion. She is so easy-going and gentle when you give Zoe a treat. She is a go-with-the-flow kind of girl and will do anything you want. Mainly, Zoe just wants to be loved and know she has a BFF!"
Although she is only 2-3 years old, Zoe is has a moderate energy level and is happy to hang around and chill. Everyone thinks Zoe is the sweetest thing in the world! She weighs 69 pounds and has a beautiful shiny black coat and intelligent brown eyes. She's good with people, but would do best as an only pet, unless she is adopted with her sister, Fifi. Zoe is house-trained and she's good on the leash. She also is a little timid but not once you get to know her, she's fine. Just take a look at this sweetie in this video!
Zoe is a beautiful black Lab who is up to date on vaccinations and is spayed. She was treated for heartworms and is now cleared for regular activity. Zoe walks pretty nicely on the leash and is very loving. She's not super active for her age so she's a good fit for somebody a little older or someone who wants a gentle companion.
Lisa, our lead volunteer in AL, has taken Zoe under her wing and can tell you all you need to know about this black beauty. Please contact Lisa at lkh5@mchsi.com or call/text 251-404-0045 to learn more about Zoe. Please consider helping this girl get out of the kennel and into your life! You won't be disappointed!
If not yet approved for adoption, please visit our website to lean more and to submit an online application. J&L APPLICATION
Rescued dogs come with a range of needs - from behavioral to emotional to medical. When approved applicants adopt such dogs, they agree to continue the rehabilitation we have begun.
Our lead volunteer in AL, Lisa, shares, "This girl is the sweetest thing in the world! She would make someone, who only wants one pet, a great companion. She is so easy-going and gentle when you give Zoe a treat. She is a go-with-the-flow kind of girl and will do anything you want. Mainly, Zoe just wants to be loved and know she has a BFF!"
Although she is only 2-3 years old, Zoe is has a moderate energy level and is happy to hang around and chill. Everyone thinks Zoe is the sweetest thing in the world! She weighs 69 pounds and has a beautiful shiny black coat and intelligent brown eyes. She's good with people, but would do best as an only pet, unless she is adopted with her sister, Fifi. Zoe is house-trained and she's good on the leash. She also is a little timid but not once you get to know her, she's fine. Just take a look at this sweetie in this video!
Zoe is a beautiful black Lab who is up to date on vaccinations and is spayed. She was treated for heartworms and is now cleared for regular activity. Zoe walks pretty nicely on the leash and is very loving. She's not super active for her age so she's a good fit for somebody a little older or someone who wants a gentle companion.
Lisa, our lead volunteer in AL, has taken Zoe under her wing and can tell you all you need to know about this black beauty. Please contact Lisa at lkh5@mchsi.com or call/text 251-404-0045 to learn more about Zoe. Please consider helping this girl get out of the kennel and into your life! You won't be disappointed!
If not yet approved for adoption, please visit our website to lean more and to submit an online application. J&L APPLICATION
Rescued dogs come with a range of needs - from behavioral to emotional to medical. When approved applicants adopt such dogs, they agree to continue the rehabilitation we have begun.
Through the Eyes of a Dog
An anonymous poet wrote: “If you can start the day without caffeine; if you can get going without pep pills; if you can always be cheerful, ignoring aches and pains; if you can resist complaining and boring people with your troubles; if you can eat the same food every day and be grateful for it; if you can understand when your loved ones are too busy to give you any time; if you can forgive a friend’s lack of consideration; if you can overlook it when those you love take it out on you, when, through no fault of your own, something goes wrong; if you can take criticism and blame without resentment; if you can ignore a friend’s limited education and never correct him; if you can resist treating a rich friend better than a poor friend; if you can face the world without lies and deceit; if you can conquer tension without medical help; if you can relax without liquor; if you can sleep without the aid of drugs; if you can honestly say that deep in your heart you have no prejudice against creed or color, religion or politics; then, my friend, you’re almost as good as your dog.”