Hello to my Moab community, my name is Abby. I am a female, black Labrador with a little age on me, (10 years). I have only had one family but things happen I guess and I find myself temporarily living at the Moab Animal Shelter. The staff and volunteers are really nice. I took my first long walk today and it blew my mind. I mean there were so many smells and kids were playing all over the place. I love kids!!!! I even did yippy jumps when I was out. The staff said I need to lose some weight which means more walks...I love that part! I am house trained and am working on my anxious feelings of being without my family, gosh it hurts, but my shelter mom told me it wasn't my fault and that my family loved me no matter what. Stop by the Moab Animal Shelter and we can go for a walk together.

Howdy folks. My name is Buster and I am a male adult, short hair husky. My brother and I were dumped out in the desert. We found our way to a lonely road where a bicyclist saw us. Cisco and I were brought to the shelter. I was so scared and hungry. I stuck to Cisco like tumbleweed to a fence for awhile. I realize this place wasn't bad at all and started to play with the other shelter dogs which became my good friends. Cisco and all my friends have been adopted and are in their forever homes. It's been tough without them but I have become the new office dog here at the shelter and that helps a bit. My shelter mom tells me I put a smile on her face with my goofy antics. I love going on walks, playing with toys, and going on camping adventures with volunteers. I am not fancy but would be happy with some good grub, a scratch behind my ear, and a human to call my own. Stop by the Moab Animal Shelter 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.

Hello to all the tourist and locals of Moab. My name is Koda and I was passing through town with my family but things happened and I got left behind. The shelter has become my temporary home until a new family falls in love with me. I am an adult male, labradane….yes, labradane. I am good with cats and other dogs. I will do a dance if you scratch my hips while holding two balls in my mouth. My shelter buddy is Buster and we play so much. I’m not big on barking and love going on walks. You can meet me 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

Any nice folks out there like to play catch but don't have a partner? My name is Willis the Catcher. I am a handsome five year old male, Blue Lacy dog mix. I am a little shy at first but warm up fast to new people. I take catching balls very seriously and will coach you on your throws. I am house trained and love the outdoors. I get along with the other shelter dogs but am more interested in the folks that come visit us here at the shelter. Please come down to the Moab Animal Shelter and play catch with me.