Toast is the cutest thing since sliced bread! His head looks like a Pomeranian, his body looks like a Dachshund and Terrier mix, and from behind he looks like a Chihuahua. Toast loves sleeping on your feet and standing up against your leg begging for pets while he gazes into your soul. He’s quite friendly while also a little shy. Toast is very playful and can entertain himself with toys, sometimes even throwing them for himself to go get. He’s great with other dogs, even if he hasn’t fully figured out how to play with them yet. Toast’s little underbite is the best and if you look at him at the right angle, he has two little chiclet teeth that are always visible. We would recommend a home with no shared walls, as he likes the sound of his own voice. He’s about 1.5 years old and around 8 lbs.
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Jewel
Adoptable
Female
2-3 Years
Medium 25-50 lbs
Lab Mix
Mead,
CO
$450 Adoption Fee
Mara Jade
Adoptable
Female
3-6 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
German Shepherd Mix
Mead,
CO
$300 Adoption Fee
Harlow
Adoptable
Male
2-3 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Australian Cattle Dog/Pit Mix
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CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Chunk
Adoptable
Male
3-6 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Pitbull Mix
Fort Collins,
CO
$100 Adoption Fee
Buster
Adoptable
Male
3-6 Years
Small <25 lbs
Chihuahua Mix
Mead,
CO
$400 Adoption Fee
Stella
Adoptable
Female
1-2 Years
Large 51-75 lbs
Boxer/Pit Mix
Castle Rock,
CO
$450 Adoption Fee
Debbie
Adoptable
Female
2-3 Years
Medium 25-50 lbs
German Shepherd Mix
Fort Collins,
CO
$400 Adoption Fee
Chanel
Adoptable
Female
3-6 Years
Medium 25-50 lbs
Australian Cattle Dog Mix
Fort Collins,
CO
$200 Adoption Fee
Cat Friendly
Drake
Adoptable
Male
< 6 Months
Large 51-75 lbs
Border Collie Mix
Mead,
CO
$500 Adoption Fee
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