Hello! My name is Eliza and I am a female domestic short hair born on February 20, 2020. After having my kittens in a rural shelter, I got a chance to become a regular cat by living with an amazing foster that helped me learn to trust humans again. I might be a little shy at first, but once I do, BAM, you’ll have a furry friend that loves to love and purr. I promise I’ll be worth the wait! Maybe you can be my happily ever after!         For adoption inquiries, please visit our website www.bthnm.org  and click apply on the pet you're interested in. All of our pets are in foster homes in the greater Albuquerque area. The steps to getting a new furry friend include: the completion of an adoption application, a home visit, and an adoption approval, along with the adoption fee. The adoption fee is $150 and includes spay/neuter, rabies vaccine, chip, and age appropriate vaccines. Or get two for $225.  We look forward to helping you complete your family, soon.   show less

Olive is a gentle giant who loves her food and treats. She loves all people and never met a small dog she didn't like. She doesn't like other cats which makes us believe she is more of a dog on the inside. She talks back when you talk to her and loves her belly rubbed. She is a runner and needs to be watched for when exiting the house.  show less

Hi. My name is Opal and I am a female Rottweiler blend born on May 7, 2016. I came to Bridges to Home and had puppies. All my puppies are grown and now I'm ready to find my new home. I am well house trained and will let you know when I need to go out. I love just being around my people and being a couch potato. It would be best for me to be the only dog in a home. I'm very attached to my humans, but I need to live with adult humans. I do suffer from anxiety and so I need to be crated if you leave the house. I have learned how to be an escape artist, so make sure you keep an eye on me when I'm outside. It might take some time before you can leave me alone, inside, but I'll try my best. As you can see, it would be best for me to be with people who are home most of the time and with the patience and willingness to help me learn how to be the best furry friend. I am a loyal girl and with the right adopter, I will certainly be loyal to you! show less

  Hi!! My name is Peaches, and I am a little snow bunny!!! I am looking for an active household who will take me on long hikes and possibly even teach me to snowboard. Playing in the snow is my absolute favorite thing!!! I might enjoy camping and sleeping under the stars. I am a 2.5 year old corgi pitty blend, so I am short and stocky. I am very powerful but don't hold that against me...I walk very well on a leash. I have been to obedience training and am house broken. I am crate trained and will run right in for a cookie. I have been attacked by larger dogs so it takes me a little bit to warm up...can you blame me? I am good with other animals, but would recommend a household without young kids just because of my powerful nature. Won't you take me home today? For adoption inquiries, please go to bthnm.org, find this pet’s picture and click on the Adopt button. That will take you to the adoption application that you need to fill out. All of our pets are in foster homes in the greater Albuquerque area. The steps to getting a new furry friend include: the completion of an adoption application, a home visit, and an adoption approval, along with the adoption fee. The adoption fee is $150 and includes spay/neuter, rabies vaccine, chip, and age appropriate vaccines. We look forward to helping you complete your family, soon show less

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