BJ

This 6-month-old Jack-A-Bee (Jack Russell/Beagle mix) is affectionate, alert, independent, intelligent, lively, loving, loyal, and outgoing. ​ ​​BJ and toys make the cutest couple​. Watching him, with his short legs, attempt to roll and tumble with a stuff animal that’s bigger than he is will provide more fun and entertainment than any TV show or movie.

Flint

A fuzzy, wuzzy, crazy kitten is Flint. At four-months-old he’s learning to flex his superboy powers of play. And play is what he does all day, and that could be due to his recent introduction to catnip — medicinal, of course. He plays with toys, people, blankets, lint, the air — anything really.

Sophia

Content to lie around and enjoy the peace and quiet of “nothing,” Lab/Hound mix Sophia is a calming presence for any family. She is an independent and intelligent gal dog who, at 5-years-old, is fully housebroken and freed of excess puppy energy. Add to that her gentle nature and bashfulness, and you have a serene,

Barney

Two-year-old Barney is a Black Lab and Basset Hound crossbreed known as a Basador. A friendly and amiable guy, he can get along well with children and other dogs, but could be a bit rambunctious for families with toddlers. Being born with strong hunting instincts, it’s wise to exercise caution with Barney around cats.

Diesel

At just under two-years-old and weighing 60 lbs, long-legged Diesel will make the perfect indoor/outdoor big buddy. He’s a Boxer mix born with a playful, frisky nature making him a popular favorite with active adults and older children. Running along your side, chasing the ball, and taking regular walks are totally in his wheelhouse adding enjoyable activities to your daily life,