My name is Benjamin and I am an adult male Pyrenees mix. I am a skinny guy but am starting to fill out with all the food I get to eat now. I do love food but I always wait to make sure Mona, my canine mom, gets her share. My shelter mom tells me I am a goofy, lovable boy. She gives me hugs and scratches behind the ears all the time. I really like this place but am excited for what comes next.

Introducing Brody, an adult male Pit Bull Terrier. Brody has had an easy transition at the shelter. He gets along with most groups and is gentle when interacting with others. He loves to carry around a toy at all times. Brody is a larger dog but does have manners. I think there was a loving family or human in his past life. Please come down to visit with him and his friends.

My name is Mona, I think I am part Border Collie. I was brought to the shelter with Benjamin. We came in starving for food and love. I can play fetch all day with any kind of ball. Benjamin is dear to my heart but I am starting to get to know the other nice shelter dogs. I am very friendly to the shelter staff and can't wait to start going on walks with the volunteers.

Hello folks, my name is Sadie. I am a lady that likes a slow-paced lifestyle. I would consider myself a small breed Mini Pinscher mix. I am a full figure gal that would love some walks to get my weight down. I am over the puppy stage and I am in the prime of my life. I get along with the other small shelter dogs and like to ham it up for the shelter folks.

Welcome Zeke, a five year old male Australian Shepherd with a black tricolor coat. Zeke is new to shelter life but has found a couple of dog friends close to his size. Zeke will run circles around you and it is hard for him to stay still when excited, but running around the shelter staff helps get the zoomies out! He is always on the move, trying to keep up with the daily activity of the other shelter dogs, but his real love is going on hikes with the staff and volunteers. He stays close and is good with the terrain and rock scrambling. He needs an active person to take him out for hikes and outdoor adventures. This little guy was left at home for up to ten hours a day and is ready for a change of lifestyle. Meet Zeke at the Moab Animal Shelter.