Tucker
Meet Tucker, an 8-year-old owner surrender from Mississippi. Tucker has been a deeply loved member of his family since he was just three months old.
Tucker is a sweet-natured boy who loves chasing tennis balls, staying close to his people, and soaking up affection and pets. He currently weighs around 80 pounds Tucker was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at two years old.
Tucker has lived successfully with another male Golden Retriever and generally does well with other dogs. He can be mildly possessive of toys and food, typically offering a warning growl rather than escalating further. He has also lived with two indoor cats. He tolerates the female cat but has shown discomfort toward the male cat.
Tucker will do best in an adult-only home or one without young children, with a family willing to help him get back on his thyroid medication and give him the stability and understanding he deserves. He is a loyal companion who still has so much love to give.
Cooper & Dallas
Note: Medical Hold
Cooper and Dallas are a bonded pair of sweet sisters. Though from different litters, they share the same parents and have been lovingly cared for over the last two years, including an incredible health transformation from nearly 100 pounds down to a healthy 60–65 pounds each.
Both girls adore people, treats, and affection. They play wonderfully with other dogs and are deeply bonded to one another. Cooper prefers bones while Dallas loves soft toys and extra pets.
They are currently receiving treatment for minor medical issues and are undergoing additional veterinary testing for a urinary condition. Because of this, they may need a patient, understanding adopter willing to continue working with their care team.
These girls are incredibly loving and deserving of a special home together.
Knox
Knox
Knox is a sweet, playful young dog who was surrendered with his brother, Rocky, after their owner moved and could not take them. Knox is estimated to be around 9 months to 1 year old.
Knox weighs 59 pounds and has a beautiful black curly coat with white highlights underneath his tail. He is the smaller of the two brothers.
He has a loving, happy personality and enjoys everyone he meets. Knox has all the fun, energetic puppy traits you would expect at this age. He would benefit from continued training, consistency, and leash work, as he tends to pull on walks and gets excited enough to jump up for attention. He also enjoys chewing on paper and cardboard like many young dogs do.