If adopting...please spay/neuter before the dog has a chance to create more puppies -adding to the current homeless dog crisis.
Also -it's your job as an adopter of a cute, large breed active dog, to provide adequate training and exercise, so they develop into well-rounded adults (and do not get rehomed!)
"PUPPIES" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location
Meet the most adorable "sins" you'll ever commit to! This heavenly
litter is ready to steal your heart, one "vice" at a time. These pups
may seem nervous and overwhelmed in the big shelter but warm up quickly
with wiggles.
Bringing home a new puppy is adopting a whole new lifestyle, one where
you gain a constant furry shadow, a (very early) alarm clock for potty
breaks. This adventure requires a lot of patience, consistency, and a
sense of humor, especially when you find a chewed-up sock. But in
return, you'll get a personal welcome committee every time you walk in
the door, a lifetime of unconditional love from a friend who thinks
you're the greatest person alive, and an unlimited supply of snuggles
from a loyal lap warmer who is ready to steal your heart. Come meet
these pups today!
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PRIDE #367398 listed as German Shepherd, female, 3 months 20 lbs
GREED #367399 listed as German Shepherd, male, 3 months 18 lbs
ENVY #367400 listed as German Shepherd, female, 3 months 18,6 lbs
SLOTH #367401 listed as German Shepherd, female, 3 months 19 lbs
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