Meet Birdy and Blitz who were recently turned over to us as a pair when their owner had medical issues.  They came in a little neglected and thin but they are doing well now. They are actually littermates and about a year and a half old.  Birdy is a smaller female and Blitz is a male.  Blitz is more confident and social while Birdy is a little shyer.  They look remarkably similar in appearance with both having an unusual white marking around their rump.  Being as young as they are they are both pretty active and reveal their zest for life in play between themselves.  They are believed good with other dogs.  Birdy in particular has some believed curious interest in cats so we probably would not suggest them going to a family with cats.  We think that they would be good with children.  They are housetrained but can certainly get into mischief if left to their own initiative inside.  As they seem to be bonded we are trying to adopt them out together.

They have been neutered/spayed, microchipped, and brought current on shots.  

This afternoon we took an owner surrender rough coat collie named Winter.  Owner turn in. Winter is a nice looking four year old collie.  She is scheduled for her spay.  Winter is reportedly good with dogs, cats, and kids.  She is observed to be pretty shy and uncomfortable.  She reportedly would not "go with me" if I were to pick her up at the owner's house and I can now confirm it would have been a struggle.  When she does not want to go somewhere she plants herself or backs up.  She is a big solid girl and probably over 70 pounds.  She needs to lose weight. She is currently under evaluation.

Moose, a shepherd husky mix we currently saved from a certain end. He is young, great with other dogs and would do better in a home with another dog. Moose is a bit wary of men but is warming up to his foster dad. He does have a bit of separation anxiety, so another dog helps with this. He is very sensitive, likes to be near his humans and loves his toys. He is neutered and up to date on his shots.