Jolly Tails
Animal Sanctuary
Adoptable Companions
Thank you for considering adopting your next family member! Adoption saves not just the life of your new loved one, but of the animal who takes their place in our program.
Check out the biographies below to learn more about each unique Jolly Tails pup who is looking for their forever home!
All dogs come fully up to date on vaccinations, spayed or neutered, microchipped, and prepared to start their new journey with you. There is an adoption donation of $325, which covers a portion of the expenses necessary to save lives.
After exploring available pups, fill out our online application form to begin the your next chapter!
Jolly Tails Residents
Echo
Adopted
Echo is our newest rescue friend! He was scheduled to be euthanized at a local shelter for showing some resource guarding behaviors over his food. Thankfully Jolly Tails is passionate about positive-reinforcement behavior modification and has four welfare and behavior professionals on the team! Little Echo is in a foster home and already decompressing and learning that he doesn't have to fear his food being stolen or where his next meal will come from! Stay tuned to hear about his progress, and feel free to put in an application if you're interested in helping this little man continue to feel safe and learn all sorts of helpful life skills!
Dobby, Moony, and Sirius
adopted
Dobby (short tan fur), Moony (fluffy fur), and Sirius (scruffy fur) are a trio of siblings who's mother wandered pregnant and stray into someone's backyard. The original foster aided mother through birth, and when they were ready these three puppies graduated to their current foster home.
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We are still getting to know each of the puppies and learning about their likes, dislikes, and personalities. Feel free to put in an application of interest and we will be more than happy to help pair you with the right puppy for your family!
Sequoia
Active
Sensitive
Playful
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Sequoia is a special girl. She is a mid-content wolfdog who came to use after being surrendered at around 9 months of age to a Humane Society up north.
Sequoia is now 11m old, playful, and sensitive. She is wary of new people and fearful of any situation in which she feels someone is trying to trick or force her into something.
Sequoia is looking for a wolfdog experienced home that is dedicated to humane, non-aversive training and care and that is eager to go at her pace and give her the support she needs to thrive.
Proper space and containment are mandatory.
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Tuned
We need your help!
The #1 limiting factor for how many lives we can save is FOSTER HOMES!
Without foster homes ready and waiting, we cannot pull animals from life threatening situations and ensure they have their own jolly ever after.
If you are interested in fostering please check out our "get involved" page and fill out the foster application!
