This week’s featured pets is Bing Bing.

Bing Bing is a 2 year old, 26 lb. Collie mix that prefers the ladies. He loves attention and petting, but also likes to have some quiet time. He was rescued ( with the owner’s permission)from a multi-dog home where due to his owner’s severe illness, the dogs were being left in the yard uncared for, except for some neighbors giving them some food and water. He had heart worms but has had all treatments, and is now on the monthly prevention pills. He has been neutered and is current on all immunizations and his monthly flea topical application. He prefers to be an inside dog, but can manage in a yard, as long as he gets regular attention.

If you would like to adopt this week’s dog…please click here to fill out an electronic adoption form.

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This week’s featured pets are Jessie and Jennie.

Jessie and Jennie are two 5-6 year old Chiweenies. They were put in a dropbox at a Shelter in Louisiana and they contacted us and asked if we could help them. They are adorable! They are both a chocolate brown color with Jennie being the lighter one. We are assuming they have always been together – siblings or a breeding pair or both. So, we will be adopting them together. They MUST go as a pair and would prefer they be the only dogs and go to a home with no small children. They are not bad with children, but we just prefer children to be at least over 12. They both have wonderful temperaments, little boy can be a little territorial with other small male dogs. They are heartworm negative, up-to-date on vaccinations, and both have been altered. They are crate-trained and housebroken.

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This week’s featured pet is Hailey.

Hailey is a 3 to 4 year female black Pug mix. She was rescued from the street with a bad case of heartworms but has since been treated and tested negative. She is very sweet and loving with people and good with most dogs. Every once in a while she will take a dislike to a small dog, but we are not sure what the common denominators are. Hailey is crate trained, house trained, spayed and is up-to-date on vaccinations. Hailey would make a great family companion.

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This week’s featured pet is TEE.

Tee is a two year old male Jack Russell mix. He and his best friend were left in the Tipton Shelter after their owner died. His best friend was a female Yorkie who was definitely the leader of the couple. She was adopted right away and Tee was very lost for awhile. He has since came into his own and is a very social little guy. He gets along well with other dogs and loves people. He would make a great companion for a family. He would probably be better with children past the toddler stage as he is very energetic. Tee is heartworm negative, up-to-date on vaccinations and neutered. He is ready and waiting eagerly for his forever home.

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This week’s featured pet is Halo.

Halo was born in Tipton County to a mother that was tied to a tree so we don’t really know what she is mixed   She will be two years old in October, weighs 45 lbs and stands about 23 inches tall (at shoulders).  Halo is well behaved, house broken (stays in kennel durning day) and is a very nice dog.  She get along with other dogs and would love to have a playmate her size but is NOT good with cats.  Halo is spayed, current on her shots and is on heartworm preventative.  Halo likes to fetch her toys and play; she is good with children and ready to find a home of her own!

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This week’s featured pet is Kamy.

Kamy and her sister Katy were found by Tipton County Animal Control wandering through the back roads of Brighton, TN. When they were taken to the shelter they were only 3 months old and were grossly underweight only weighing 10 and 12 pounds. Now they are 2 ½ years old, 17 inches tall (at the shoulder) and weigh about 40 pounds. Kamy is very smart; already crate trained, house trained and knows a few basic commands. She is a very loving but timid dog that is extremely appreciative of being rescued and loves to cuddle to show her appreciation. Kamy needs to be in a calm home where she will not be home alone all day. She is very well behaved, enjoys playing, curling up on the couch to snuggle, is sometimes a little nervous but enjoys taking walks and rides in the car too. Kamy has lived most of the last 2 years with her sister, 2 other dogs and 2 cats and gets along well with them. She is interested in and likes to chase one of the cats; the same cat also walks up and rubs on her (Kamy doesn’t know what to think when this happens). Kamy is usually a submissive dog and has been getting picked on by her sister and one of the other dogs she lives with; so she stays separated from them and is finally ready to move on to a new life without her sister. Kamy had a hard life before rescue, then was briefly adopted and severely teased by an 8-10 year old boy so she is not comfortable around children that age and younger. If you are a patient person looking for a smart, young, unique looking dog that has a lot of love and loyalty to give then you have found her!

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This week’s featured pet is Torri.

Torri and her sister wandered up to someone in Mississippi’s house during the last snow. They had been badly neglected and have come a long way since they were rescued. Torri is now 7 months old, kennel trained, spayed, up to date on shots and on heart worm prevention. She loves to have fun and is very partial to playing with the water hose. Torri gets along good with other dogs and has done well with kids at our adoption days and to top it all of look at those beautiful blue eyes.

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This week’s featured pet is Homer.

This young gentleman is Homer. He is 3-5 years old according to the vet but most people think he is a puppy. I did some research and he appears to be a Bagel Hound – which is a hybrid dog – a mix of basset hound/beagle. Homer loves to play with other dogs and curl up beside you on the couch or snuggle in the bed. If he is off leash – he will follow a scent to who knows where. (Not a good idea.) Homer is great with kids, cats, and is well socialized. Homer was found roaming around the Germantown area with no collar and no one to claim him but he is now ready to find a home to call his own.

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This week’s featured pet is Sabrina.

This cute little girl is Sabrina. She came to us from the Tipton County Shelter with her mother and her siblings. Sabrina is 7 months old now, weighs about 30 pounds, is spayed and has had all of her shots and on heartworm prevention. Sabrina is kennel trained and walks well on the leash. She likes to play, gets along well with other dogs and children. Sabrina loves to get attention and is ready to meet her forever family.

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This week’s featured pet is Mallory.

Mallory is a female chow mix. She is about 2 years old and weighs about 35 pounds. Mallory is spayed, up to date on shots, heartworm negative, housebroken and knows how to sit. She was seen running as a stray in a neighborhood for about a month before she was rescued. Mallory is a very sweet dog with a great personality. Her tail wags when she sees you and she loves to be around you. Mallory likes people, dogs and kids. She likes to have her belly rubbed and snuggle up next to you on the couch. Mallory would make a great addition to any family or someone just looking for a sweet, cuddly companion.

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This week’s featured pet is Moon Pie.

Moon Pie is a 6 month old, female black Lab mix that weighs 36 pounds. She is extremely sweet and passive; she loves to cuddle on the couch, play with other dogs and cats. She would prefer to have another dog in her home to look up to and follow as she looks to other dogs for leadership. Moon Pie is very “girly” and sweet and likes men, women and especially children. Moon Pie is up to date on her shots, heartworm negative and spayed, house trained and knows how to use a doggie door. She was rescued from a shelter at 10 weeks of age and was subsequently found to have congenital left femoral hip degenerative joint disease (this condition is common in Labs and German Shepherds) that is treated with a daily supplement that costs $15 per month. Moon Pie’s activity is not impaired but she should not be taken on long hikes or become someone’s a running partner and should keep a health slim-weight as a preventative measure. And be her canine companion. She is like a big Teddy Bear…soft, cuddly and sweet. So if you and your family are looking for a sweet, young dog that does not need a lot of exercise then you have found her!

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This week’s featured pet is PJ.

PJ is a bully mix that is about 1 year old, 19 inches tall at the shoulders and weighs 42 pounds. She wandered around a subdivision for a couple of months and would not let us get close to her. PJ was very skinny so we put food out on the curb for her until she was finally ready to accept a roof over her head. She is up to date on vaccines, spayed and heartworm negative and ready for her new home. PJ is very loving and affectionate. PJ does require to be walked on a leash as she can climb a 6 foot chain link fence before you can blink an eye; possibly a wooden fence would work for her. She is good on the leash as she wants to do her business and get back into the house. PJ seems to do fine with the dogs bigger than her. She shows a little more interest in smaller animals than I am comfortable with so I have not introduced her to them. The cats are around 15 years old and I do not want to stress them. She has tried to catch squirrels. If you are looking for a unique, beautiful, loving dog then you have found her!

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This week’s featured pet is Moe.

Moe is a handsome lab mix brought up from the Tunica Shelter to be VisualThunder to be kept out of the freezing temperatures. A family took him for the weekend and absolutely loves him. Moe is less than a year and has a ton of puppy exuberance and is still doing things that puppies do like mouthing your hand with his teeth and nipping at your heels when you walk. He loves to wrap himself around our legs when we take him outside. I believe he’s probably 40 pounds and while he looks like a lab mix, I don’t think he’ll be as big as a full lab tends to get. I would guesstimate he won’t get much beyond 50-55ish pounds.

He loves to wrestle with us. We’ll take him in our lap and tickle him, roll him over to give him tummy rubs, etc. He is a bit of a thief and still needs to learn the difference between his dog toys and things like shoes, socks, etc. but he is just the sweetest dog. He does very well in a crate and is virtually house-broken already. We have a border collie and a border collie foster (both females) and he does very well with them. He and our border collie foster have been given each other kisses and licking each other. Also, as opposed to many dogs that come out of uncertain situations and wind up in shelters, he doesn’t have much fear. He is very inquisitive and loves to wander around our house and learn new things.

We have fostered many dogs and he is one of our favorite and we hate to see him go back into a shelter environment.

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This week’s featured pet is Minnie.

Minnie is a young, energetic female Miniature Pincher. She is potty trained (with a doggie door) and loves to go for walks at the park. Minnie NEVER meets a stranger and she’s the most loving dog her foster mom has ever met. She loves cuddling in the bed after a long day, but she also loves to play outside with a stuffed toy. Minnie is very smart and knows simple commands like sit and stay. She LOVES other animals and plays well with others! Minnie would do best in a home where she can be #1 and have LOTS of love and attention. She has not been around children much, but as sweet as she is, I’m sure she would love their company too! Minnie is heartworm free, spayed and ready for a home to call her own!

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This week’s featured pet is Joe Boxer.

Joe Boxer is a young (about 2 years old) male terrier mix that weighs 25 pounds. He was rescued from the Tipton County Animal Shelter and got the name Joe Boxer for the way he “boxes like a kangaroo” with dogs; not in an aggressive way at all, just the way he likes to play. Joe is good with cats and mellow dogs of all sizes. He is crate-trained and I would say housebroken. Joe is heartworm negative, up-to-date on vaccinations and neutered. Joe might be best in a home with children 5 years and older just because of his degree of energy. If you are looking for a great, young dog that loves to play then you have found him!

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This week’s featured pet is Buddy.

Buddy is 6 years old and is thought to be a Curley Coated Retriever and Cocker Spaniel mix. His birth date is 06-01-03 and he weighs 53 lbs. Buddy loves people (thus his name!) and he extremely good natured. He loves to play and can fetch. Buddy is crate-trained, house-trained, neutered and micro-chipped. He is great with children and other dogs and loves his large fenced yard. Buddy ended up homeless when his Mom, Debbie (our dear friend and fellow Guardian Angel volunteer) lost her battle with breast cancer. Her husband’s job requires him to travel quite a bit so he was not able to continue her rescue work. Buddy was boarded for a little while until a foster home opened; he has lived there for the last year patiently waiting for his new home. So, if you are looking for a sweet adult dog with a great personality who loves to be near his family then you have found him!

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This week’s featured pet is Angel.

Angel is a five month old mixed breed that weighs twenty six pounds. She is very sweet, smart and is great with other dogs and children. Angel knows what she is allowed to chew on (her toys) and does not bother other things (your toys). She is already crate trained and is working on house training. Angel is very agile and a faster runner and loves playing with her brother, Savage. She also enjoys snuggling and will even hang out in the hammock with you. Of course she is already spayed, heartworm negative and up to date on vaccinations. So if you are looking for a young, smart, well tempered dog with a super cute under-bite then you have found her!

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This week’s featured pet is Sadie.

Sadie is an older female Jack Russell mix that weighs about 15 pounds. She is housebroken, very quiet and low maintenance. She is heartworm negative, spayed and up-to-date on vaccinations. Sadie would be best as only dog and no cats. She would make a wonderful companion for an older person or couple. So if you are looking for an older, laid back then you have found her!

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This week’s featured pet is Pubah.

Pubah is a 7 year old, 70 pound, black lab and chow mix.  She is very sweet with a gentle temperament.  She gets along beautifully with all dogs as well as children.  All of her medical needs have been maintained, and we have all vet records.  Pubah would do well in any family that could give her the love and exercise he needs to be happy.

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This week’s featured pet is Katy.

Katy and her sister Kamy were found by Tipton County Animal Control wandering through the back roads of Brighton, TN.  When they were taken to the shelter they were only 3 months old and she weighed 12 pounds.  Katy is now 17 months old, 20 inches tall (at the shoulder) and weighs about 40 pounds. She is very smart; already crate trained, house trained and knows a few basic commands. Katy gets along well with other dogs, does well with the 2 cats she lives with and likes children.  She loves ride in the car, enjoys taking walks and would probably be a good dog to jog/run with.  Katy is a loving dog that is extremely appreciative of being rescued and loves to cuddle to show her appreciation.  She is a playful puppy that really needs to live with another dog or have lots of human interaction.  Katy is very well behaved and enjoys curling up on the couch with her sister or with any other dog or human.  If you and your dog are looking for a young dog that has a lot of love and loyalty to give then you have found her. Or if you are looking for 2 dogs (2 is better than 1 because they can keep each other company when you are busy) then Katy and her sister Kamy would love to call you their new family.

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This week’s featured pet is Shelby.

Shelby is an adult Pug mix. She was one of three family pets that was surrendered to the Tipton Animal Shelter; Chelle has already been adopted and Biscuit (also a Pug mix) remains in foster care. Shelby is about two to three years old and full of life. She is a happy girl and gets along well with the other dogs, but might not better in a home without another alpha female. Shelby is heartworm negative, up-to-date on vaccinations, and is spayed. She loves to play and is housebroken. She seems to be fine with children at adoption day. Shelby would make a wonderful forever companion.

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This week’s featured pet is Murphy.

Murphy was found off of Hacks Cross by a Good Samaritan.  He is an adorable mixed breed puppy that will be a medium to large dog.  Murphy gets along well with dogs, cats and children – even as young as one and a half years old.  He is a very sweet, calm puppy that loves human attention; he is very thankful to have food and shelter.  If you are looking for a smart puppy that is already crate trained then you have found him!

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This week’s featured pet is Harley.

My name is Harley, and I’m a female, cream-colored Shepherd mix. I’m about 18-24 months old. I was abandoned by my first mama when she moved away. I’ve been spayed, had all of my shots, and am on heartworm preventative. I’m very playful and lovable! I like to play with the cats and kids and other dogs. I’m very smart and learn quickly. Please give me a chance to be your special friend!

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