Howdy folks, my name is Bessie and I am an adult cattle dog mix. I have black and gray coloring and a medium build. I fit in pretty well because it's kinda like a ranch up here on the hill. I am great on leash and love to go out on trails with the kind folks that visit the shelter. Loud traffic noises ain't scary but cats make me melt into the floor. They are funny creatures that I keep a wide berth on . I get really excited when people come to visit and I start doing some fancy dancing instead of barking. It's more my style and it makes me stand out. You can meet me at the Moab Animal Shelter.

Blu is a young female, Blue Heeler. She is highly intelligent, learning basic commands within a short training session. Blu does her best when she is getting exercise or being challenged with learning new things. She does well with other dogs when monitored but her energy can sometimes be overwhelming with the other shelter dogs. She is kennel trained but doesn't have a lot of experience with being an indoor dog. Blu will always say thank you with hugs and kisses after a good walk. Stop by the Moab Animal Shelter to meet Blu.

Are you looking for an easy going dog for your retired lifestyle? Can you just picture a loving dog at your side while you are sipping your coffee and reading the morning newspaper? Meet Ms. Hazel, a large mixed breed female. She is just turning seven and her hobbies are going on walks, playing catch, and carrying around fuzzy toys. She was an emotional support dog with certificates to back it up. Her previous family loved her dearly but hard choices had to be made for Hazel's sake. She is very playful and loves to interact with visitors. Hazel just wants a new home, a soft bed and an adoring human of her own. Meet Hazel at the Moab Animal Shelter.

Meet Toffee, a young male Australian Shepherd mix. He is such a good boy, he never barks at visitors that come to his play area. Toffee has a wonderful sweetness about him and he doesn't seem to shy away from anyone that comes his way. He was brought in by a concerned Moabite that found him with his sidekick, Eddie. Neither seems to have ever been on leash but are picking up that skill quickly with our volunteers' help. Toffee is gaining the confidence of going through doorways and really likes receiving scratches as his reward for being so brave. He doesn't understand or trust stuffed toys but seems curious when one is near him.