Please note that these might not be all the dogs and puppies available as the dogs change quite regularly. Emailing or messaging us on social media will ensure the most up to date list of available friends.

To adopt a dog requires your time and patience. Thanks for your decision to stand up against dog overpopulation and homelessness. While in foster homes, the dogs receive basic training and are shown what love and care looks and feels like. They will, however, need time to adjust to your home. You will need a little patience and understanding as they adjust. As time passes the dog will begin to trust you, and feel more supported. Remember to be patient and ease into introductions to new people, animals and places.

Our dogs are spayed/neutered (dependent on age) and are up-to-date on vaccines. For those dogs who are too young to be fixed when adopted we cover the costs of surgery as part of the adoption agreement. For those dogs who are heartworm positive we will see them through their treatment until they are heartworm free.

If you’d like to meet a dog contact us. Next we will put you in touch with the foster of the dog you’re interested in adopting to arrange a Meet & Greet. If all goes well, we will then contact you for a home visit to check out your home. The dog then comes for a week sleep over and if the dog fits you and you fit the dog we finalise the adoption. We ask for a minimum donation of $100 on adoption for adult dogs, $250 minimum donation on adoption for puppies and small breed dogs.

Sox-Xabi is an awesome dog who is looking for his forever home! He loves other dogs and playing and is ideally suited to a calm home with not too many comings or goings, Sox-Xabi is eager to please. He was surrendered to us last year due to his habit of assuming every person he meets has a treat, so a patient understanding owner, experienced with dogs, would be ideal.

Uniquo is a lover. He loves every person and dog he has met. He is full of beans so needs an active home who will come up with consistent boundaries for him. Uniquo is happy walking, playing, eating and sleeping.

Zeita is a young adult who was sent to us from Cayman Brac. She is a real snuggler and loves laying with her humans. Zeita would like a home with a garden and enjoys daily walks and cuddles.

Elitia is a sweet girl who is rather shy initially. She loves her food and is good with other dogs. She is hesitant leash walking as she finds the outside world a bit scary. Elitia’s perfect home has a garden for her to explore and parents who will work with her as she settles in. She will make someone super happy!

Rambo is a friendly dog social boy. He is house trained and crate trained. Rambo pulls a little when walking on the leash. He is looking for an active family.

Conch is a sweet boy who is learning what being a beloved dog is all about. He is a little shy but loves the company of other dogs.