Hello!!!!!! My name is Alfie and I am approximately 1 to 2 years old male Chihuahua/ Shiba Inu mix. I am so good looking and have the confidence of a big dog. I love all dogs and humans, maybe a little too much at times. I have so much energy that my shelter mom has paired me with an energetic puppy named Moose. I can play all day and love to jump into my shelter mom's lap. I will need a fenced back yard to play in and would do better to have a human that is mostly home. Stop by the Moab Animal Shelter to meet me.

Hey gang, my name is Bingo. I am a female cattle dog. I was a little guarded when I first met the other shelter dogs but now consider myself a part of the pack. I am working on my confidence toward new things. My shelter mom said we will be doing adventures to introduce me to things like crossing bridges (so scary), walking along the bike lane (bikes are weird and scary fast), and walking along the road with traffic (the cars are so loud). I get anxious but trust my shelter mom to help me work through my fears. I have so much love to give and will be loyal to that special person who adopts me. Stop by the Moab Animal Shelter if you would like to meet me.

Greetings to all the folks that may read this. My shelter name is CoCo and I dig it. I am a five year old female husky. I grew up with a family of kids, a house cat, and played with neighborhood dogs. I know a few tricks and would love the challenge to learn more. I get along with the other shelter dogs and have good manners for my breed (I was told). I am not the type of dog to just lie around and watch TV and will need an active human that gets me outdoors to take in the smells and views. I do love to explore. Stop by the Moab Animal Shelter if you would like to meet me or call 435-259-0199.

Hazy is a young, female black Labradoodle. She has a caramel colored beard that gets a smile from any passerby while on a walk. Hazy was abandoned by her owner but some caring locals brought her to the Moab Animal Shelter. Hazy believes that all humans are her friends, giving the shelter staff kisses anytime they are close. She has no issues with the shelter dogs, sprinting around them as they try to get a quick hello in. Hazy is a quick learner, loving, and wants to please. She would do well in a single or family home. She loves to be around her humans, a parent that works long hours would not be a good fit. Meet Hazy at the Moab Animal Shelter.

Hey everybody, my name is Percy the Great. I am a young adult male dog with a mix breed of perfection. I am very athletic and have movie star looks. I may be very strong but never get pushy with the other shelter dogs. I love getting scratches and wish to have my own human. I was left behind by my owners but a nice stranger help me find my way to the shelter. You can meet me at the Moab Animal Shelter