Emma is a sweet, playful four-month-old terrier mix who can’t wait to give you snuggles and kisses. She’s in a Washington Humane Society foster home, so if you’re interested in her, contact her foster dad at acreditor@gmail.com.
Kermit, a one-year-old American Staffordshire terrier mix, loves to hang with his human and dog friends at the Washington Humane Society’s New York Avenue Adoption Center. He shared a kennel with another dog, Jewel, and they became fast friends. Jewel just found her forever home, and Kermit can’t wait to find his, too.
At just four and a half pounds and two months old, this petite pooch might be one of the tiniest dogs the Washington Humane Society has ever cared for. But don’t let her size fool you—there is a lot of love in this puppy. Michelle is in foster care. To meet her, call 202-576-6664.
Maggie Moo, a two-year-old pit bull terrier-type dog, enjoys making new friends and will joyfully greet you with wags and wiggles. She can “sit” like a pro and would love to learn even more commands. Come see Maggie Moo at the Washington Humane Society Georgia Avenue Adoption Center.
Blueberry is an active five-year-old girl who loves to play with her toys and go running, but she’s also very sweet and well mannered. Because she is so special, Blueberry’s adoption fee is waived! Meet her at the Washington Humane Society New York Avenue Adoption Center.
This energetic five-month-old shepherd mix loves a good game of fetch. He’s athletic, smart, and motivated by treats, which makes him a fast learner. Stop by the Washington Animal Rescue League to meet Mike.
Ten-week-old Avianca was initially a bit shy, but thanks to lots of interaction with staff, volunteers, and shelter visitors, this Labrador mix is gaining confidence every day. She’s ready for a home where she can continue to mature and be loved. Come meet her at the Washington Animal Rescue League.
This little girl is a two-and-a-half-year-old beagle-pug mix. She’s sweet and calm, and once she gets to know you, she’ll want nothing more than to lie in your lap and cuddle. She’s waiting to meet you at the Washington Animal Rescue League.
Although her right front leg was removed following an injury, this two-year-old English American coonhound is in no way disabled, as you can see from her video clip. Georgie is happy, friendly, and smart, and loves other dogs. She’s in foster care; contact the Washington Animal Rescue League to find out how to meet her.
This three-month-old pup arrived at the Washington Animal Rescue League from West Virginia with his brothers. They appear to be terrier-Chihuahua mixes—and they’re also celebrities! The puppies gained a loyal Internet following while they starred on Animal Planet’s “Too Cute” puppy cam.
This adorable little terrier mix was found tied up in a vacant lot. He was skinny, scared, and suffering from a leg injury. Now that his medical needs have been taken care of, this happy four-year-old is ready to find a home. If you want a lap dog that will give you kisses and cuddles, come meet Ascot at the Washington Animal Rescue League.
Forrest, a four-year-old bloodhound, loves walks, gets along well with other dogs and cats, and adores getting affection and scratches. He’s available at Friends of Homeless Animals.
Ruby, a two-and-a-half-year-old boxer mix, loves to run, jump, and play fetch. She was shy at first, but has really come out of her shell. You can meet her at Friends of Homeless Animals.
If you’re looking for a darling little companion that wants to be cuddled, then Choco, a three-year-old Chihuahua, is your match. He was very scared when he was initially found as a stray, but he has really blossomed. As a bonus, he’s already housebroken and rarely barks! Get to know him at Friends of Homeless Animals.
Though this 11-year-old pit bull terrier is a senior dog, he has a youthful disposition. Since getting rescued five years ago from owners who had chained him outside for his whole life, he has lived at the Friends of Homeless Animals shelter. Despite his tough start, Matt is a loving dog who enjoys naps and walks. He would very much like to spend his twilight years lounging around with a family of his very own.
Pearl, a one-year-old Great Pyrenees-golden retriever mix, is happy, playful, and affectionate. She enjoys walks and playing outside, and would be the perfect fit for an active family. You can meet her at Friends of Homeless Animals.
A four-year-old South African Boerboel, Bromley loves walks and hanging out with her favorite shelter volunteers. She’s working on gaining more confidence, and is a big snuggle bunny at heart. Get to know her at Friends of Homeless Animals.
This one-year-old Labrador mix is sweet and happy, great with other dogs, and would be well suited to a home with kids. Meet her at Friends of Homeless Animals.
A ten-month-old Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen mix, Jeeves is alert, friendly, inquisitive, and fun. He loves to sniff and explore, and he gets along well with his canine buddies. He’s waiting to meet you at Friends of Homeless Animals.
Once Tingo, a one-year-old Chihuahua, gets to know you, your lap will be his favorite place to cuddle up. He loves to take short jaunts outside, but since he’s so little, he can get most of his exercise around the house. He’s staying in a Montgomery County Humane Society foster home. Please contact his foster mom at lostmyrubyslippers@yahoo.com.
This loving one-year-old pit bull-pointer mix was found as a stray right after Valentine’s Day. It’s clear he once had a nice family, since he is so affectionate and sweet. Maybe you can be his new family. He is available at the Montgomery County Humane Society.
Though Jezebel, a one-year-old pit bull, has been at the shelter for quite some time, she hasn’t let that dampen her spirits. She’s playful, energetic, friendly, and ready to find her forever home. Meet her at the Montgomery County Humane Society.
This three-year-old border terrier mix has many adorable talents. He will always be thrilled to see you, and might even greet you by walking upright on his hind legs! He is very smart and would thrive with an owner who’s willing to teach him new tricks. He’s waiting to meet you at the Montgomery County Humane Society.
Two-year-old rottweiler Major is playful, friendly, and already knows the commands “sit” and “drop it.” He’d love to learn even more skills and boundaries with an owner who’s willing to keep working with him. He’s ready to meet you at the Montgomery County Humane Society.
At one year and eight months old, this playful pit bull is full of energy and affection. He’s super active, so he’d like to find adopters who love playing catch and going for runs as much as he does. Get to know him at the Montgomery County Humane Society.
