Meet All Of Our Dogs
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Clementine came to us in February of 2021, meaning she has now been in the care of Wayward Ranch for over a year. No dog deserves to wait over a year in a shelter or rescue for a home to come along, but that is especially true of Clementine.
She is a goofball who loves to be loved and she would make a wonderful addition to a home! She needs a home with no children under 13 where she would be the only pet, but she would give you enough love that you'll never need another! Please consider giving her the life she deserves!
Adoption Donation Sponsored
Apollo is a recent arrival from the NYC Animal Care Centers. He was abandoned as a stray and we know nothing about his past other than he does not seem to have ever lived indoors before. He is currently in a foster home working on his housebreaking and crate training and doing well!
Apollo is not yet available for adoption!
Requested Adoption Donation: $250
Artemis came to us from the Manhattan Animal Care Center. We were told her family abandoned her when they were evicted and their landlord brought her to the police station for help. Artie is such a sweet girl who does not deserve to be left behind!
She is housebroken and well mannered in her foster home. She is best suited to be adopted as an only pet to a home without young children.
Requested Adoption Donation: $250
Brooklyn's life began normally, purchased by a loving family as a puppy. Sadly when her owner died months later, she had nowhere to go and was brought to a vet hospital. Because of her breed and fearful behavior they decided not to rehome her. For the next nine years she lived in a kennel run in the back of the hospital as a blood donor, until she came to Wayward Ranch in 2018.
After living with us for over 2 years we have made the decision to have her remain with us as a permanent sanctuary resident.
Permanent Sanctuary Resident
Chewy was born at a respected breeding facility and purchased by a loving family with a big yard and plenty of kids to play with. He had the life most dogs in rescue could only dream of. Unfortunately for Chewy and his family, he has some genetic behavioral concerns that made him unsuitable for live in the average home.
When Chewy first came to us, our hope was that he would be adoptable to a family without young children, but from what we have seen, we feel the most responsible decision would be for him to remain a permanent
resident here.
Permanent Sanctuary Resident