We rescued Tommy from a rural shelter after he was found roaming the woods with another Dogo, Gina. Tommy was scared, skin and bones, and stained yellow all over. His first few weeks in rescue were tough on Tommy as he had to be separated from his best friend Gina, and was put into boarding. Despite Tommy's sad initial few weeks, nowadays he is the happiest guy in the world. Reunited with Gina, they are both being fostered in the Atlanta suburbs where they spend their days playing with their dozens of toys, napping on their soft and comfy beds, and digging in the yard searching for moles. Tommy loves his people but is more laid back than Gina, but always stopping to show some love to his foster parents. Tommy is well behaved and trained in basic commands. Tommy's ideal home would be somewhere Gina would be welcome, too (: Although Tommy is good with other dogs (with a good intro of course) his ideal home would be one where him and Gina could be the only dogs - giving their humans ample time to give them both the attention they deserve. Preferably people who like being outdoors, as they both adore spending time outside. No small children, as these two play hard and would knock over anything in their way! Even after everything Tommy has been through, he really is such an amazing Dogo, and is looking forward to being adopted with his bestie! show less

Trinity is one of the sweetest Dogos you might ever meet! She is extremely resilent after having spent many months in a shelter and finally went to a foster in the middle of June.  She was experiencing a rough time at the shelter and was pretty skinny.  Since being in foster care, she has made good progress behaviorally and emotionally, and she’s gained some weight! She is crate trained, and housebroken (but poops on the cement instead of the ground, undoubtedly due to the many months she spent at the shelter).  She knows “sit” “down” “wait” “shake” "leave it".  She sits at the door before going out/coming in, catches treats in the air, AND knows how to walk on a treadmill!  She can be a bit timid at first, but warms up quickly. She has been tested with a male dog and did well. She’s very treat motivated.  She’s very sweet and loving, and has never displayed any aggression in foster care. She especially enjoys her morning cuddle time. She likes playing with a semi-feral young dog when he’s kenneled in the backyard, and he runs around the kennel and she follows.  She’s a pretty quiet dog. show less

Whitney is a new Intake. We will update as we learn more about her. show less

Willow is one of Mama Snow Monroe's puppies.  She is just over 4 months old.   Willow is very smart, and figures things out quickly (especially how to escape!) She loves to play with new toys, lick peanut butter Kongs, run and wrestle with her older Dogo foster sister, and steal her foster moms shoes and slippers! She enjoys meeting new people and new dogs, but does not like dogs that are dominant or try to bully her. She is VERY treat and food motivated and is responding well to training. She is walking well on a leash and likes short walks; she does get pretty tired on longer walks since she is still young. Willow is not a fan of going in the car as she gets car sick, but we are working on this and she has been improving. We think she will grow out of this and is getting better. She is crate trained and almost fully potty trained. She needs a home that has lots of time to continue her training and socialization.  Her ideal home has an older large male dog, experienced Dogo owners, and lots of space to run and play. She would be ok with older children, and unsure around cats. She is good with other dogs so far, but has a very dominant personality and should not be in a home with another female dog. Her family needs to be able to establish and alpha role, and create good rules and boundaries with her so that she knows her place in the family. Willow LOVES to be with her people, and she is the best cuddler! Watch out because she gives lots of kisses! Overall, she is a sweet pups who responds well to training. She is looking for an ACTIVE homes with Dogo (or similar) experience and knowledge. People who understand large, strong, dominant dogs. She needs a fenced in yard, and someone who has lots of time for training and socializing her. She would do well with dogs of the opposite sex, but not the same sex. No small children. She is friendly with people and other dogs, as long as the other dogs are submissive. She is located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Ideally, she is looking for homes within California or neighboring states because transportation for puppies is a bit hard right now. show less

Yaz was previously saved in Miami and named Astrid, and then adopted by a wonderful lady who recently passed away. We have taken Yaz back into the rescue so she is looking for a foster while we figure out her medical issues and make a plan for this sweet girl. Yaz is a senior and a shelter survivor. She originally came to us with a broken leg but that's all healed up now and she's doing wonderful. She is good with dogs of all shapes and sizes and loves everyone she meets!  She recently had surgery to remove cancer and after a tough recovery, she is doing very well!  Yaz was the best patient ever and let her foster mom take care of her so she could heal from this difficult surgery.  We are so proud of her!   The perfect home for Yaz is a chill quiet place that will spoil the heck out of her! She is such an easy going dog and a total LOVE! She gets excited and has the most adorable little zoomies ever. Yaz would be fine with a first time dogo owner with a comfy home! show less