Bentley
Status: Available
Breed: American Eskimo Dog / Spitz (medium coat)
Species/Sex: Dog/Male

Description: Bentley came from an Alabama shelter. He was a cruelty case...he got into a dogfight and his owner did not take him to the vet. The shelter stepped in and he was seen by a vet and the owner was prosecuted. We now have him and he has been fully vetted. Because of the fight he had to have a bottom can... Click for more information...

Big Mac
Status: Available
Breed: American Eskimo Dog / Spitz (long coat)
Species/Sex: Dog/Male

Description: Big Mac is a standard size Eskie.  He weighs in at 32 lbs right now.  He is a bit on the chubby side but not bad.  He has not missed many meals if any.  Mac is very outgoing.  He will let you know what he wants.  He is mostly housebroken and is totally crate trained.&nb... Click for more information...

Cody
Status: Available
Breed: American Eskimo Dog / Spitz (medium coat)
Species/Sex: Dog/Male

Description:  This is Cody and he is completely up to date on shots, has been micro chipped, HW negative, and is crate trained...tell him go to bed and he will (almost every time). We often find him in his crate with the door open. He will not share his crate though. Also if he thinks he is in trouble he wi... Click for more information...

Jasper
Status: Available
Breed: American Eskimo Dog / Spitz (medium coat)
Species/Sex: Dog/Male

Description: Jasper is a happy, good natured bundle of energy who always has a smile on his face and has his tail wagging. He can be timid at first but will lick you rapid fire, over and over again to show you just how sweet he is. He plays extremely well with other dogs and would really enjoy a playmate who als... Click for more information...

Kisha and Klondike
Status: Available
Breed: American Eskimo Dog / Spitz (medium coat)
Species/Sex: Dog/Male

Description: Kisha and Klondike are two sweet little miniature eskies saved from a Kill shelter.  They come from a puppymill in Missouri. Kisha was pregnant and had 4 puppies when she came out of the shelter. They are a bonded pair and were used for breeding.  We like to think of them as ... Click for more information...