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5 cuddly canines to adopt in Santa Ana

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Published on March 13, 2020
5 cuddly canines to adopt in Santa AnaPhotos: Petfinder

Interested in adopting a pet — or just looking at some cuddly canines up for adoption? There are dozens of deserving dogs up for adoption at animal shelters in and around Santa Ana.

Animal shelters and pet rescue groups work hard to care for unhoused pets and connect them to loving homes. Hoodline used data from Petfinder to power this roundup of dogs currently available for adoption.

(Details like pet availability, training, vaccinations and other features are based on data provided by Petfinder and may be subject to change; contact the shelter for the latest information.)


Parker, German shepherd mix

Parker is a charming female German shepherd mix being kept at Pooch Match.

Parker plays well with others, and she gets along well with other dogs. She's spayed and has had all her shots. She's also mastered her house-training etiquette.

Here's what Parker's friends at Pooch Match think of her:

Parker is around two years old and weighs about 57 pounds. She is a happy-go-lucky gal and is always wearing a smile. She has a goofy personality and is well-mannered. She has a high energy level and likes to go for walks and to the dog park; she is leash-trained and house-trained. She is not very vocal, only when playing or wanting to come inside the house from the yard.

Read more about Parker on Petfinder.

Harley, husky

Harley is a sweet female husky dog currently residing at Pooch Match.

Harley plays well with others, and she'll get along great with other dogs. She's mastered her house-training etiquette. Harley's spayed and has had all her shots.

Here's what her friends at Pooch Match think of her:

Harley is a gorgeous purebred husky of 2.5 years of age. She weighs about 40 pounds. She always has a goofy smile on her face. She loves spending time with her humans and does well with other dogs. Despite being a husky, she is not too vocal, but will have "husky conversations" on occasion. We think she may be a good apartment dog candidate.

Read more about how to adopt Harley on Petfinder.

Lucky Boy, miniature pinscher

Lucky Boy is a male miniature pinscher dog in the care of IMPS - Internet Miniature Pinscher Service, Inc. - Southern CA/NV region.

Lucky Boy is the life of the party, and he loves cats and dogs. He's neutered and vaccinated.

Here's what Lucky Boy "tells" his current caretakers:

I am a very lucky boy because I was rescued. My old family dumped me off in a shelter because they went and bought a new puppy. I'm only eight years young and I've only just begun to live. I wasn't treated very well in my old home; they never let me in the warm house and sometimes forgot to feed me. Because I was not treated well, can you work with me and show me how to receive love?

Read more about Lucky Boy on Petfinder.

Bella Boo, English bulldog

Bella Boo is a sweet female English bulldog dog currently housed at Southern California Bulldog Rescue.

Bella Boo is ready to make friends, and she loves other dogs. She is already spayed and vaccinated.

Bella Boo "tells" her current caretaker:

I'm 13 years old and I've bounced around to a few different homes, but ended up at the shelter because no one wanted me. I'm a sweet old gal, looking for a soft place to land for the remainder of my retirement. I'm good with other dogs and kids 12-plus. I don't get around great, so I'm looking for a place I can just relax and maybe get pushed around in a stroller on short walks. No stairs for this momma. Can I come retire with you?

Apply to adopt Bella Boo today at Petfinder.

Casper, Jack Russell terrier and chihuahua mix

Casper is a sweet male Jack Russell terrier and chihuahua mix staying at Pooch Match.

Casper is a social butterfly, and he gets along well with other dogs. He's neutered and has all his shots.

Notes from Casper's caretakers:

He is two to three years old and weighs 13 pounds. He's an independent little guy. Casper was rescued from a hoarder who had 15 dogs in the house, none of which received any kind of attention or socialization. Because of that, he will require a very special adopter, one with compassion, patience and time to allow him to adjust to a new home on his own time.

Read more about how to adopt Casper on Petfinder.


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