Washington's Adoptable Pets of the Week: June 26, 2015

Cooper is an 8 month old dachshund/beagle mix who’s still a little shy. He bonds easily with men, and is learning to love ladies as well. Now that he’s figuring out how great they are at giving snuggles, he’s warming right up to them. He’s nearly fully grown at about 25 pounds, and he’s housebroken and great with other dogs and kids. Since he has a lot of energy, he’ll likely do best in an active household where he’ll have lots of attention and exercise. Meet this happy boy through K-9 Lifesavers.

Guy is an approximately one-year-old, shepherd/hound-mix. He came to K-9 Lifesavers from a rural shelter in West Virginia, and once he had a few days to relax, his playful personality came out. He loves to play with his toys. He’s also great with other dogs, shares his toys very well, and is quickly learning basic commands. He’s crate trained and loves people, especially women—in fact, sometimes he can be a little grumpy about sharing the ladies with other boy dogs, but he’s great at listening to correction. Guy is just about fully grown at 70 pounds, and he’s ready to find a family. Meet him through K-9 Lifesavers.

Cashew is a very sweet, approximately two-year-old hound-mix who was surrendered to the shelter with her three puppies. All of her babies have been adopted but she still needs to find a home. Cashew’s foster family says she’s the sweetest girl. She loves cuddling, companionship, and being around her foster parents and foster dog-brother. Her house training is improving gradually and she has not exhibited any destructive behavior when left alone. Cashew can’t wait to find her own family. To find out more about Cashew, please visit visit the Rural Dog Rescue website.

Daisy Mae is an approximately two-year-old Pointer-mix. She is an energetic and affectionate girl who loves emptying her toy basket to discover what’s inside. She is an especially big fan of chew toys. Daisy Mae is content lying by your side for a rub on the belly (don’t be surprised if she paws at you for more if you stop) but also loves going for walks and runs. She is a quiet and well behaved girl that would make a great addition to any household. To find out more about Daisy Mae, please visit visit the Rural Dog Rescue website.