Princess Mononoke is a darling little dog. Mononoke refers to the Japanese movie and the word for shape-shifting spirit. She is perfectly content being called Princess, for which she is. This princess is happy to run-around, play indoor or out, rough-house with some toys, and get her fill of exercise. She is just as happy being a lap dog, though. She is interested in playing with other dogs and would be happy to have a canine sibling. She is curiously playful towards cats but is overall friendly. She is good with kids and is a sweet little dog. She walks well on leash and is learning some basic commands.

Princess is looking for a new home because her previous person moved to a nursing home and can no longer care for her.

Princess is already smart and aware, but has the potential to learn more and be a wonderful dog. Hopefully a foster could help her achieve this. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Boomer is a joyous little guy that wants to love and be loved. He is excited for canine friends but adores the company of people most. He is good with children, has met cats and kept his distance, and politely sniffs and interacts with new people. He is a social little guy that is great in the home, on walks, and even in a crate. He has learned to respond to some commands and aims to please. Boomer is looking for a home with a retired person or couple and would be happy to have canine siblings.

Boomer needs a new home as his guardian has become ill and is no longer physically able to care for him.

Imagine having a little friend that you call Boomer! Sounds wonderful right? You can make it a reality by fostering this little nugget. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Bella Rose is a sweet little one with a love for people and other dogs. She is very comfortable among a pack and has lived with small and big dogs. She squeals with joy when her people return home. She enjoys attention but is not needy, comfortable spending time in a crate and sleeping in one at night. She is great in the house and is a good walking companion on leash. She is a little shy on first meet and can be nervous, so would likely prefer a home without young children.

Bella Rose is looking for a new home after her previous guardian entered assisted living.

Bella is coming to us in Mid-August but is hoping to have a foster home for her to settle in at and help her find the perfect forever home. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Marley Lou is a a little lady with a calm, serious disposition. She is comfortable in a crate and enjoys having her people around. She lounges around eyeing her people. Her greatest excitement comes when her people return home. She plays with toys, tosses the stuffed doll around and giving her playful growl at it. She is great in the home and walks well on leash. She has lived with other dogs but has never met children or cats.

Marley Lou is looking for a new home after her previous guardian entered assisted living.

Marley Lou is hoping to have a foster home lined up for when she comes into our program. After a full sniff for introductions, you'll be accepted into her pack and she will be your little friend. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Sriracha was found wandering the streets of Hollister. He is a happy senior dog that is laid back and gets long well with people and other dogs.

Sriracha is coming to us from Hollister Animal Services.

Sriracha is hoping to come into our program and needs a foster home first. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Orion is a sweetheart who is happy and friendly. He loves people and is good with other dogs. He will steal your heart and put a smile on your face. He is a playful dog and listens intently to people. He will learn a lot with structure and guidance.

Orion came to us from the SPCA for Monterey County after being found as a stray in Gonzalez. He does have some a strange gait from a previous hip injury. We have been strengthening his muscles and have seen great improvement through water therapy and supplements.

Orion's foster is moving and while she "will miss him very much and having him has been such a pleasure," she is unable to keep him. Orion prefers males and is looking for structure and guidance similar to the level given to a puppy. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Miss Daisy is a cute dog. She can easily be won with treats, opening up to a person and happily accepting pets. Once that relationship is established, she will adore you. She has lived with other dogs and has some playful energy. She is hard of hearing but can be lead on leash with some leash pulling from her from inexperience. She is a small, soft, and cuddly dog that will make a person very happy. She is great in the home and has been around children and as comfortable. Daisy was accepting of another dog visiting her previous home.

Miss Daisy was surrendered to Santa Cruz County Animal Services after spending her life with her last guardian. She was surrendered because the guardian's new housing situation does not allow dogs.

Miss Daisy is currently stressed in the kennel, barking at people that go by. Getting her out and back to a home will really help her anxiety. A couple treats from a person, and she is quiet and interactive. A lovely girl that will greatly benefit from a foster home. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Meet handsome Herc! More commonly known as Hercules, this happy little guy has lived with other dogs, cats and kids and done well with all of them. He is easy going but also has enthusiasm for exploring his surroundings and sniffing everything the world has to offer. He would likely still enjoy a jaunt around your neighborhood to make friends and view the scenery.

Herc is very lovable. He is crate-trained, rides well in the car and is even well-behaved for the groomer. He will make someone a very lucky adopter!

Herc came to us with Molly Mae and Bandito when their guardian had to move and could no longer care for them.

Herc would love a foster home that will get him out for walks and keep him comfortable and safe. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Bell is beautiful and gentle. She can be a little timid in new situations but comfortable with a person she trusts. She is all sweetness when meeting new people, continually soliciting more pets. She walks well on leash and is still a curious, active girl. Her inclination is to please her person. She has lived with other dogs but may be happier as the only dog. She is a great dog to relax with in a comfortable place. Bell is looking for a home without children and a person that has breed experience so as to understand her needs.

Bell was surrendered to Santa Clara County Animal Services when her guardians were moving and could no longer care for her.

Bell would love a foster home where she can explore, relax, and feel comfortable. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Nash is a tiny sweetie. Pick him up and he is happy. Put him down and he is content investigating. He is so cute that you'll want to put him in your pocket and go. This pup will make anyone chuckle constantly. He has a moderate energy level, does well with other dogs and is very friendly with people.

Nash came to us form Monterey County Animal Services after he was found as a stray.

Nash is easy, consider helping him along his way by being his hero and giving him a foster home. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.

Dolores, or Dolly, is a wonderful senior girl. She enjoys a nice bed to relax on and humans to give her attention. She is great with people and has lived with other dogs before. She has some hearing loss, but thankfully looks to a person for non-verbal direction. She is sweet, quiet and calm. She does lunge and bark at other dogs while on leash. She is looking for a calmer home without children. She will benefit from a strong leader or a person familiar with the breed and understanding of her needs.

Dolly was surrendered to Santa Clara County Animal Services when her family was moving and could no longer care for her.

Dolly is a great dog that will show her gratitude for receiving a safe, loving home. Please consider giving her a foster home. Or, if you're interested in adopting, fill out an adoption questionnaire.