Priority Fosters

Every pet here is so close to finding their forever home. But some need just a little extra care, comfort, and kindness to help them get there. With a bit of time, love, and space in your heart and home, you could be the gentle guiding hand they need. By fostering one of our priority pets, you’re not just giving them shelter, you’re giving them hope, healing, and a second chance at the life they deserve.

Mamma Ellie's Pups

When the pups were about 5 1/2 weeks old, Ellie's original owners came back demanding for one of the puppies in her litter. We refused, and they forcefully took a pup, even after we had told them that they are too small, unvaccinated, and will possibly die. They responded with "I don't care" and left. Now only 4 remain, and at 7 weeks old we are hoping to find them a foster in San Diego, so if the previous owners return for another, the puppies will be safe and far. Click here to read more about them.

Bruno

Bruno is a deaf pup with a heart full of love and a personality that wins everyone over. He has attended multiple adoption events and is consistently a fan favorite. Bruno walks well on a leash, is crate trained, and highly food-motivated, making him easy to train. He gets along well with other dogs, people, and children. Click here to read more about him.

Area of Improvement: Needs a foster home where he can learn ASL and basic training.

Chato

Chato is a sweet and confident boy with stunning blue eyes and a personality that shines through, even though he’s underweight. He’s food-motivated and eager to please; basic training would help him thrive and find his perfect forever home. He's friendly with people, dogs, and cats. Don’t miss out on this charming boy! Click here to read more about him.

Area of Improvement: Is underweight and needs to put on healthy weight and muscle.

Nena

Nena is a confident and playful girl looking for structure and positive outlets for her energy. She needs an active home where she can learn basic training to help her shine. To help with that, adopters and fosters can receive a $100 training credit to go towards Nena's journey. Click here to read more about her!

Area of Improvement: Needs structure with healthy energy outlets and basic training.