Animals for Adoption

Gillian is a 2-3yr old Anatolian Shepherd mix. She and her brother, Rawlings, were abandoned in the woods nearby and have been searching for a new place to call home. They do not need to be placed together (really… they’d be fine on their own) but adopting them as a pair could be considered for the right match.

Gillian is sweet & funny, and would make a nice companion in a patient and low-key home. She is nervous when meeting new people and needs some time and support to build her confidence in new places and with new people. Once she gets comfortable, you’ll see that sweet and goofy side that the staff has come to know her for. She rides nicely in the car (we’ve always crated her - she jumps right in, settles immediately, and doesn’t get carsick) and walks relatively well on leash (she doesn’t pull much, but does tend to be underfoot if she’s nervous).

All of her vetting has been done (she’s up to date on vaccinations, has tested negative for heartworm and other common tick diseases, has been dewormed, and is current on her monthly flea/tick/heartworm prevention). Her spay is included in the adoption fee as well, and is booked in November with our vet. Gillian has always been well-behaved at the vet.

Gilbert is a 6-month-old male Great Pyrenees. He had quite the rough start in life; he and his brother were abandoned in Arkansas and his brother, tragically, did not survive being hit by a car, leaving Gilbert on his own. He is a sweet boy who, once he gains some confidence, will make a really nice companion.

He is up to date on vaccinations, neutered, and has been heartworm tested negative and started on prevention.

Due to his breed and their tendency to roam, a fenced yard will be required.

If you think Gilbert might be the boy for you, please call 845-687-7619 to set up an appointment.