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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 arrived at Lily’s from a local shelter. Being younger than originally thought, our 7-8 yr 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. 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. 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 partner...Hunter is your boy! He also knows basic commands like sit, stay and "high five". Hunter needs proper introductions to new friends. He would like to be your only pet even though he seems fine interacting with other Lily's dogs so far. Children over 14 okay. No cats please. For a fun time... call Lily’s, ask for Hunter. |
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Lloyd
Lloyd is a 12 year old cute, cute boy. He was surrendered after his human mom passed away and no one in the family could take him. Lloyd is a sweet, lovable, gentle soul who greets everyone at Lily’s with enthusiasm, a wagging tail and a smile. Lloyd is an easy boy to have around, he gets along with all the other dogs and loves his walks and cuddles. For his age he is in pretty good shape. Just a bit of arthritis and heavy breathing so no serious hiking for this guy. If you’re looking for a great companion and a senior pup who is fun to have around and will keep you smiling - Lloyd is your boy. He just needs your companionship, a warm bed and lots of TLC. Please come meet him - you’ll fall in love for sure!! |
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Martha
Martha is a sleek easy going 8 year old Plott Hound mix. While she’s a couch potato in the house, she loves the great outdoors, is happy exploring the backyard, and lives for her two daily walks. She‘ll map the neighborhood with her nose. She has a high prey drive and will chase turkeys, cats and squirrels, hunt for gophers. She’s all about the active senior lifestyle. She has previously lived with children (over 10 years of age) and dogs. She will be on medicine for the rest of her life for low thyroid and bladder control (both are doing the job and are inexpensive meds). She seems to have a neurological issue that causes the left side of her face to droop a bit. We have not been able to determine the cause. It might or might not clear up over time but is certainly does not seem to be slowing her down. Martha is a beautiful, sweet girl hoping for a home and family of her own. |
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Foxy
Foxy is an adorable, sweet, laid back 13 year-old Shepherd Doodle. She was surrendered when her owner passed away and the family couldn’t care for her. Foxy's a healthy girl - it’s always good to hear a dog’s blood work is “boring”! She's good with other dogs and mostly just loves getting love from people. Foxy was terribly depressed and grieving the loss of her human but she's come out of her shell and perked up since getting tons of TLC, Lily's Angel's style. We've even witnessed her doing her bouncy version of the "zoomies" when she gets to roam in our dog park. She needs a mellow, quiet home with one or two people to love her and bring her out of her shell. She's a bit wobbly and her back legs are a little weak so a one-story home is preferable. |
Nubbers (doncha love the name?)
Nubbers is a 9 year-old retriever mix who was picked up as a stray in the East Bay. He was at the shelter for some time and needed to find a safe, comfortable place to land. Lily’s is just the place! Nubbers is a 70 pound sweet old boy with a waggy tail and soft, gentle eyes. He isn’t demanding of attention but loves to be pet and hugged. How could you resist that face? He just got to the shelter so better photos are coming soon! |
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Andy
Andy is a 12-year-old Chocolate Lab who was picked up as a stray from a Yuba City shelter. He's a sweetheart, gets along with our other dogs, and is settling in well. The great thing about Andy is that he doesn't seem to know he's a senior. He is a dog on the move. There's a spring in his step as he strolls around the Lily's dog-park taking in all the smells or trotting after a ball. During barn time, he likes to explore every nook and cranny. Andy is a curious, endearing, lovable lab who will be a great companion for some lucky person. |
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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
