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For information about adopting a dog, call 707-787-7010 or email lilyslegacysds@gmail.com
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ALL OUR DOGS ARE PETS FOR PATRIOTS ELIGIBLE!
We're a shelter partner with Pets for Patriots.
If you're a veteran or active military please check them out. The charity's goal is to give the most overlooked pets a second chance at life through adoption. We've partnered with them because we have the same goal. Every one of our senior dogs is an eligible Pets for Patriots dog. Join Pets for Patriots - it's free - and you'll also receive discounted pet care at 2 of their veterinary partners: The Fairfax Veterinary Clinic and Petaluma's Washington Square Veterinary Clinic. |
Hunter
Hunter is PERFECT for that person looking for a devoted, sweet and loving companion. It's all about you and him and the rest of the world can fall away. He arrived at Lily’s from a local shelter. Being younger than originally thought, our 9 year-old is energetic & loves to have fun! He plays ball, follows you around wanting to be with you, but is independent enough to settle beautifully when play time is over. Our boy Hunter is very smart, eager to please and loves to learn new tricks. He knows basic commands like sit, stay and "high five". There’s one trick he’s especially proud of. He will sit and “wait” with a treat on his nose. Then when he hears “Ok” he tosses it off and grabs it, sometimes catching it in the air. Check out that adorable picture! We've found him to be pretty compliant and easy to walk on leash but he is big and strong so leash manners are essential. If you want a walking or hiking partner...Hunter is your boy! Hunter needs proper introductions to new friends. He would like to be your only pet. Children over 10 okay. For a fun time with a devoted companion... call Lily’s, ask for Hunter. |
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Martha
Martha is an IDEAL companion for someone who likes to putter around in the garden and take regular walks. She is a strikingly good looking and easy going 8 year-old Plott Hound mix. She’s mellow in the house and loves the great outdoors. She is happy exploring the backyard and lives for her two daily walks. She‘ll map the neighborhood with her nose, she’s all about the active senior lifestyle. She rarely barks but does squeak when she wants something. Martha is a calm and steady presence in the home. She would be best in a home without cats or other small animals. She has previously lived with children (over 10 years of age) and dogs. She is and will be on inexpensive and very effective medicine for low thyroid and bladder control. Martha is a beautiful, sweet girl hoping for a home and family of her own. Make that home YOURS! Call us to talk about Martha. |
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Spot
Spot came to us from the LA County shelter. His owner died on Thanksgiving day leaving Spot an orphan. The jury is still out on what breed this 10 year old neutered male might be. His head & body shape lean towards some type of Pointer. He is still adjusting to life at Lily’s, but so far has made friends with the other dogs and has ignored the cats on our property. Spot needs to build up the muscles in his hips. Once that happens it’s game on! Update: Spot's been with us for a few weeks now and he’s come a long way. Regular healthy meals, daily exercise, medicated baths and lots of LTLC has worked wonders. Spot is healthier, stronger and full of beans, ready to move on to his forever home. |
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Oso
Oso has finally arrived! After spending 3 weeks in a kennel at Sonoma Animal Shelter, he was “sprung” last Tuesday and taken directly to Fairfax Vet where he had his intake exam and a dental. Other than having a bad ear infection and being underweight, he is a healthy boy. Oso is a friendly, sweet pup. He gets along with other dogs and we've found he is non-reactive when barked at. He likes to play fetch in the corral and go for long walks in the field.
Oso had a good first weekend with us and is settling in remarkably well. He is easy to care for.
Oso has finally arrived! After spending 3 weeks in a kennel at Sonoma Animal Shelter, he was “sprung” last Tuesday and taken directly to Fairfax Vet where he had his intake exam and a dental. Other than having a bad ear infection and being underweight, he is a healthy boy. Oso is a friendly, sweet pup. He gets along with other dogs and we've found he is non-reactive when barked at. He likes to play fetch in the corral and go for long walks in the field.
Oso had a good first weekend with us and is settling in remarkably well. He is easy to care for.
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Shadow
Shadow was owner surrendered when they had to move to assisted living. He's 13 but looks & acts much younger. This Blue Merle Aussie mix is hard of hearing but full of love. He gets along well with other dogs & thinks cats are to chase. He will do nicely in a home with one or two dogs. His foster mom, Belinda, reports: Shadow has settled in very nicely, he's a very easy dog to have in the home. He snoozes quite a lot but when he wants to go - he goes! On walks he wants to run when my other dogs run, it’s adorable! He has also enjoyed meeting other dogs on his walks and at local parks. He's learning that checking in and giving eye contact on our walks gets him rewards and he's picking it up quickly. He likes to know where I am at home and has started to show typical Aussie behaviors such as being a little pushy for attention. He’s been trying all the different dog beds and he seems to like to lay flat on his side to nap as well as curl up in a bolster bed. All 4 of my dogs like him and he seems to really be enjoying their company so hopefully we will find a great home that has another social dog or two. Shadow is definitely an easy keeper and is going to make someone feel loved and adored! |
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Henry
Our cute Henry, a 10 year old Rottie/Hound mix, came to Lily’s from the central valley where he was whisked from a shelter “just in time.” He weighs about 75 lbs and loves being outside – meandering around and sniffing. He’ll need a yard to explore. As long as he gets fed, gets to meander and has grass to relax on, he's happy. Henry likes to be petted but he’s not an overly affectionate fellow which could be due to the fact that he's quite deaf so NO hugs please - they may take him by surprise. He does want to be close by and if he sees you leave the room, he'll follow (maybe in hopes of that meandering sniff walk or a treat). And being deaf does not stop this boy from communicating. He will bark to let you know someone is coming to visit. Henry has occasional weakness in back legs, but you can't keep this curious guy down. Happy to meet you, he will saunter up, receive a pet, then wander off to roll in the grass & take a nap. He would be best in home with respectful older children and adults who understand the fact that he's deaf and will accommodate Henry's needs. No young ones who'd want to hug him. Henry gets along with low keyed dogs. Cats are encouraged to be introduced calmly. Offer him a soft bed, good meal and mutual respect and Henry will reward you with his whimsical presence. |
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For information about adopting a dog, call 707-787-7010 or email lilyslegacysds@gmail.com.
Most dog photos by volunteer Bill Zemanek, Bill Zemanek Photography
Most dog photos by volunteer Bill Zemanek, Bill Zemanek Photography
