The Brady bunch is ready to find their forever homes! These 8 week old mix breeds are sure to bring joy to your home! They seem some kind of mountain cur, or terrier mix.  show less

Meet Guinness! 🍻 Guinness is a 5-year-old terrier/dane mix with a heart of gold. He is a house broken gentleman who knows sit, lay down, and stand up. He learns quickly. He does not like to be crated, but is very respectful and non-destructive when left to roam.  He enjoys nylon toys and cuddling on the couch. When the mood strikes, he may even drag his food bowl onto the couch-to eat while laying down. Despite his insistence on eating in comfort, Guinness IS a high energy dog. He loves to run in the yard and go for long walks. Because of his energy level and exercise needs, we prefer his new home to have a fenced-in yard or an experienced owner dedicated to working with him.  Guinness loves everyone he meets, including kids. That said, his impressive 70lbs and bullwhip-like tail suggest he might be better suited to a home with older children. It takes him awhile to warm up to other dogs though. Now he plays respectfully with his fur brother all day long, but required a patient, multi-day introduction. If rushed into meeting a dog when he doesn’t feel comfortable, he may show signs of aggression.  Give him time and love, and he’ll quickly become your very best boy. show less

Meet Hotrod! He is a 6 year old hound/shepherd mix weighing 56lbs. Hotrod was stuck in a Kentucky shelter since April 2022! We have no idea why because he is such a good boy, he was one of the best behaved dogs in the shelter! He is now in a foster home after making the trip to PA. He is very smart and loves everyone he meets, he does great with other dogs, cats, and kids! He knows "sit" and "come". He is also potty trained! He sits by the door when he needs to go out. He does need some work on learning how to walk on leash. show less

Hi. My name is Huggie. My foster mom named me after the WVU men's basketball coach because I was hanging out in a field in West Virginia!     I am super sweet. I still have a lot of puppy in me - shoes aren't safe, actually, nothing is safe if I am going to be truthful. My foster mom uses positive reinforcement so I learn right from wrong and we go from there. I'm pretty good in the housebreaking department, with only a couple of accidents. I am very very good with other dogs I have a whole bunch of foster brothers and sisters. But as a puppy, I like to play a lot and these are a bunch of old folks so they play for about an hour at the most and then they're done so I would probably really do well with another young puppy yet I do love love just laying in bed and snoozing with the best of them! show less

The Brady bunch is ready to find their forever homes! These 8 week old mix breeds are sure to bring joy to your home! They seem some kind of mountain cur, or terrier mix.  Jan definitely has the right name from the brady bunch cause she is just like Jan! She is very shy and kinda does her own thing. She does play with her siblings at times, but this girl LOVES to be snuggled and isn't as vocal as some of the others.  Her laid back personality will be perfect for someone who is looking for an amazing companion.   show less

Howdy! I'm Jane! Who doesn't love a quiet hound? Well, my last owner that's who. I was abandoned in the wilderness and nearly starved to death before someone brought me to the shelter. At least I had food, a roof over my head, and the girls were super nice.  I get along well with other dogs, walk well on a leash, and love to smell things. I'm a real catch and that's why I didn't think I'd be in that shelter for long. My luck was going strong when I was accepted into a rescue a few months ago. Right before I was supposed to leave, I tested positive for heartworm and guess what? That rescue didn't want me anymore.  I was so sad, thinking my days were numbered, but a bunch of nice people saw my worth and raised the money for my treatments. Now, I'm heartworm negative and ready to get back in saddle again. Am I a little jilted? Yeah, I am. But I'm hoping someone out there likes country gals. They'll fall in love and welcome me home. ❤️ show less

Hi, I'm Joy!  And that's exactly what I can bring to you! I am a 1.5 year old female Shepard mix, 35 pounds, waiting to be spayed soon. I am from a shelter in Kentucky so don't know many commands or tricks yet but I am a fast learner and already housebroken and walking well on a leash!  I love all the people and other dogs I meet. I'm very playful, love toys and going for rides, especially to the park! When home, I prefer snuggling up with my foster mom or siblings...I am never out of happy hugs & kisses!  Visit www.crossyourpaws.com for adoption information! show less

Meet Kane! He seems sad at the shelter, he was actually very loved. Kane is a boxer mix, 6yrs old, 66lbs. He is a very sweet boy! He likes dogs, cats, kids, car rides, he’s good on a leash and he's housebroken! What more could you ask for in a guy?! Kane's owners thought it would be best for him to find a new home since they couldn't keep him from going to the neighbors burned trash. He was eating plastic and other things that weren't good for him and they did not want him to have to stay chained up all the time when he was outside.  show less

These puppies are too cute for words! They are 8 weeks old and ready to find their forever homes. Their mom Cherish is a lab/pit mix, but they pups came out looking like doodles! We are not sure what they are mixed with or how big they will get. But they will make a great addition to any family! If you are interested in adopting or viewing our available dogs, please visit crossyourpaws.com.  If you have an application on file- please message us on Facebook -do not email! The website is always kept up to date on which dogs are still available! If the dog you are interested in isn’t on the website, then we are no longer accepting applications. We are a 100% volunteer 501c3 and rely solely on donations of our supporters and volunteers.  #cyprescue #crossyourpawsrescue #kennyrosssubaru #subarulovespets show less

hey there! I'm Kibbles! I’m just a laid back guy looking for a place to permanently lay down my dog bed. I’m a 7 year old intact Cairn Terrier. I’m currently crashing at a house with a foster family. They’re ok, but it’s a little crowded here. I do get along with the other 4-leggeds that were here before me, I will need another dog friend in my new home. And there are some two leggeds here that walk like 4 leggeds…. It’s strange but they’re cool too. I’m a good boy and even let them pet me. They have lots of toys here and I’ve found I like to run after them and bring them back. Never did that before! My tail even does this side to side “wag” thing when they come home from work now and I can’t help the need to run over and stand up on my back legs to say “welcome home!” They’re teaching me how to relax and have some fun outside a cage but I could use a permanent home to really settle into. Overall, I’m a pretty easy guy to get along with and happy with some company and a warm bed on the floor beside yours, but I’m gonna be honest, I’ve had a ruff past at that yucky mill. My foster family says I’m making fast progress but I am looking for someone patient and understanding that will take extra time to help me continue to learn to be a fun loving dog.  This pet is from the puppy mill in Kentucky. Please see info attached.   Please keep in mind that the last load from this puppy mill was very friendly. They of course need some help.  -These dogs have been living in cages together so they NEED another dog in the home.  -Since they have been living in a cage, they will most likely not be house trained.  -They most likely have no experience on leash. A fence is a plus, they would still need to be on leash in a fenced in area for safety until they are comfortable in their home. A fence is not required but a tip for getting them use to the leash and their safety is double leashing since they could be flight risks. -It will take a little time to warm up and learn how to be a dog. They will need patience when learning to live inside and learning to love.  With all this being said the last dogs we pulled from this mill were way better off than what we thought they would be. Each dog is different so it is hard to say.  If you are interested in adopting me, please submit an application from crossyourpaws.com and submit an application!  show less

Hi my name is Lady. They say I am 10 years old. I am a very calm gal that loves just laying around. My foster dad has been spending a lot of time with me. We just sit on the couch downstairs together watching basketball. He says I am a very sweet dog.  I don't really like the commotion of my foster brothers and sister so I enjoy staying downstairs by myself. I am housebroken. When I go outside, I like to sniff around and take my time. I come in as soon as I am called. I would do best in a home without other dogs or with laid back dogs that will just let me be. I am fine with older kids. My ears are super sensitive so they are off limits. My foster sister was sniffing my ears and I did not like that. I’ve  been told an ear ablation might help, but because of my age, the doctor is worried I might not survive the surgery. I’m so sorry that my ears got infected, and my old owner didn’t take me to the vet a long time ago. All I want is to find my forever home where I can be loved, be a couch potato and not have anyone bother my ears so I can finish living out my golden years in peace. Will you take the chance on an older girl like me? show less

These two cuties come with short legs! Introducing Molly & Buster! They're dachshund mixes that were brought to the shelter after being discovered dumped in the country. Both are super friendly and love being carried around. At approximately 4/5 months, they're past the grueling infant puppy phase and have entered the playful, easier-to-care-for stage. Molly & Buster are smart, curious, and ready for family life! ❤️🐾 show less

Welcome to the stage… The Pup Stars! These 10 week old beagle mixes are ready for the spot light! They have some new tracks they want to share. We will start with Britney Ears! Her new singles include “Poop, I Did It Again!” and “Pet Me Baby One More Time”. Next is the diva herself Mariah Hairy with her new singles “Always Be Your Furbaby” and for the holidays “All I Want For Christmas Is Food.” We are excited for Christina Waguilera’s new songs “What A Pup Wants,” and this is sure to be a hit “Beagle In A Bottle.”  You are sure to get Katy Pawry’s songs stuck in your head first up is “You’re Gonna Hear Me Bork,” and “I Chased A Squirrel And I Liked It.” Let’s not forget our guys who are ready to sing. We will start with Lil Bow Wow his single “Get Poopin” will have you dancing all night! And Diggie Smalls needs no introduction, you will love his songs “Notorious D.O.G.” and “Everyday Snuggle.” These accomplishments are huge and they will probably win awards for these songs but they have their eyes set on a new home! show less

Hi my name is Lobo! I am an 8 yr old chi mix weighing in at 15lbs. I came from a family in Kentucky that had too many dogs so hoping to start my new life here! If you are looking for a friendly dog that loves a good walk, I am your guy! I get along with everyone including kids and dogs. I have not been cat tested but I am pretty calm so don’t see that as an issue. I sleep in my crate all night with no issues. I’m a HUGE cuddle bug, that loves to give kisses and to lay next to my foster mom and watch tv. I am doing great with house training, but all these smells in my foster home gets me sometimes. Please consider making me a part of your family, I promise I won’t disappoint❤️ show less

Thelma and Louise were boarded at a local facitly where they are still waiting but their owner never came back for them. they are both female and in good health.  show less

Hi ,My name is Mae Mae. I live with my Mommy in a house with a fenced in yard. I Love to run and play catch with any kinda of toy you have. ( But I can’t guarantee that I will bring it back all the time) I do drop it when My Mommy ask me to. I think I’m a lap dog but most people don’t have a lap that big. I’m a big girl about 115 pounds and I’m very strong but I’m a big sissy. I’m a combination of Lab, Boarder Collie and Great Dane. So I’m tall. I eat dry dog food but I am willing to eat and kind of human food. ( When my Daddy would sneak it to me) I miss my Daddy Dearly. I Love Kids but around little ones it’s hard because I’m so big I knock them down. But I don’t mean to. I Love Teddy Bears. I sit, give my paw , softly bark and turn in a circle for treats. I was born on June 4th 2020. So my Birthday is Coming and I Love cake. My Daddy passed away and my Mommy and I are Heart Broken. My Mommy needs to find me a Wonderful New Home because where she is going won’t let me live there. This to is Breaking Her Heart. I hope You can help me find a Wonderful family. I am UTD with all my shots, I wear a siresto collar.  I’m sending some pictures so you can see how beautiful I am. I also get along with other dogs and I Love People. I’m curious.about cats but never lived with them. If you are interested in adopting me, please submit an application from crossyourpaws.com and submit an application!  show less

Hi! My name is Magnolia (my foster family is calling me Maggie). I am a 10 month old Feist Terrier Mix and weigh about 37 pounds. I’ve had a scary start to my life in a nasty shelter in Kentucky but I am learning that things are much nicer in Pennsylvania! I have so much love to give, but I don’t know who I can trust.  I am slowly coming out of my shell with my foster family and my tail is always wagging but I am still unsure of who to trust. Sometimes I just love when my foster parents cuddle me in their arms to make me feel safe.  I’m not quite sure what to do when I am not in my crate, so I do pace around a lot. But my foster siblings are showing me how to relax and be a dog and I am starting to play with them. I am crate trained and almost housebroken. I would love to find a patient foster family that I can give all my love to! show less

The Brady bunch is ready to find their forever homes! These 8 week old mix breeds are sure to bring joy to your home! They seem some kind of mountain cur, or terrier mix.  MARCIA ...MARCIA....MARCIA!!! She loves playing with her siblings and pins them down like she is stone cold steve austin. But don't let that fool you, she is super sweet! show less

Wakanda Forever!   We're nine warriors hoping to find our forever tribe to defend! We'll be eight weeks old and ready to leave Queen Ramonda. Our Queen was found wandering and so we don't know too much about our history, but we know the Queen appears to have some border collie. Not much is known about our King, but he must have been a fearsome warrior because our largest brother, M'Baku,  is on track to weigh 112 pounds as a full grown adult (but most of us are predicted to be in the 70-80 pound range). We guess that M'Baku looks the most like our King, who may have had some Rottweiler in him. We are a spirited group who play hard and are resilient (our sister Riri has already overcome a bout of pneumonia). We can’t wait to join our new tribe! And we may be royalty but no need to bow… We don’t do that here. If you are interested in adopting or viewing our available dogs, please visit crossyourpaws.com.  If you have an application on file- please message us on Facebook -do not email! The website is always kept up to date on which dogs are still available! If the dog you are interested in isn’t on the website, then we are no longer accepting applications. We are a 100% volunteer 501c3 and rely solely on donations of our supporters and volunteers.  #cyprescue #crossyourpawsrescue #kennyrosssubaru #subarulovespets show less

Melvin is an 8ft tall giraffe. He is very well behaved giraffe. He loves tall ceilings and leafy trees. Kid, cat, and dog friendly. He is not neutered so please keep him away from your female giraffes. Must be local as he doesn't do well on long car rides. Must have previous giraffe experience.  please apply at crossyourpaws.com  You can find him up for auction at https://www.facebook.com/groups/300567547876693/permalink/404682484131865/   show less

I'm Millie! Everyone calls me a blue-eyed beauty, but I'm pretty inside and out. I spent most of the wintertime living outside and last week, my family decided they didn't want me anymore. The trip to the shelter was my very first car ride and I was so excited...that is until they left me behind! I didn't like the shelter at all. There were so many big dogs barking and it hurt my ears. The volunteers decided I needed out of there quickly, so I went to live temporarily in a foster home. I've been a very good girl for my foster family because I don't want to go back to that awful loud place ever again.  I like to play with other dogs and love little children! I admit it, I will chase a cat, but more for the fun of it. I haven't hurt any of those fur-faces and my foster family keeps telling me "No!" and I'm getting better about it. I'm super smart and learn quickly. Did I tell you I'm only 6 months old and weigh around 25 pounds? I'm pretty good in a crate and almost house trained too! If you're looking for an all-around sweet friend to have adventures with, I'm your girl!  show less

Hi Molly here! They say I'm a German Shepherd- Australian Cattle dog mix, I am around 3 years old and only about 30ish lbs! I've been having fun at my foster moms with my two mini-aussie foster brothers and my two foster kitty siblings. I have just recently started playing with toys like tug-and-play with some of the other dogs my foster mom watches. I am mostly potty trained and do very well if kept on a schedule. I just don't let you know when I have to go, so we are trying to work on that. It still takes me about a 1/2 day to warm up to new people. Treats definitely help! For this reason I would do well with someone who is confident and understanding of dogs as I do growl and bark at new visitors. I am a gentle girl (all bark, no bite) and follow the lead of what other pups do in the house. I do sometimes get into mischief when no one's around, so most of the time, I go in the crate if no one is home. I have done well with children, I mostly ignore them. As the weather starts to warm up I have gone on walks. I did okay for the most part just had to bark at everyone I saw. I like to be heard. Lol So, what do you think- are you ready to be my family forever? show less

This is Mutt! He is a 1 year old lab/terrier mix weighing only 41lbs. He gets along great with other dogs, cats, and children! He is so full of energy and loves toys, he needs a little bit of leash training but he is super smart and it won't take him long to catch on. He has been in the shelter since June 2022.    Hi! I'm Buddy. The people at the shelter were calling me Mutt 👎. I am SO grateful my foster parents changed my name, though, because I want to be YOUR buddy. I am 1 year old and weigh about 40 lbs. I'm told I'm part lab, part terrier. I think I’ll make a great swimmer one day. You should see my webbed paws! I haven't seen a lot in the world because I have been living in a kennel most of my life! It's so fun to explore outside. I LOVE walking on a leash and am very good at going potty outside as long as you take me regularly. (I've never peed in my foster family's house!) When I first got here from an awful Kentucky shelter, I was completely starved and couldn't think about anything but food. So much so, my foster parents thought I may have vision loss 😢. But, in just a few days with a fuller belly, I am able to focus on my people, toys and I even learned to "sit".  My foster pup brother is really fun and I like to play with him sometimes, but I am still mostly concerned with gaining weight and getting healthy. I’d rather just chill on the couch with a bully stick. 😜 If you want a gentle, sweet pup to teach new tricks and cuddle with (my foster family says I'm the softest doggy ever), I'm your guy. And as a bonus, I'm crate trained (if you need me to be) and do great with kids. My current foster family has three of them! And I love to greet them with a hug at the bus stop. ❤️ I am looking forward to starting a new life with just about anyone who has the willingness to love on me. And keep my belly full! 😛 show less

Wakanda Forever!   We're nine warriors hoping to find our forever tribe to defend! We'll be eight weeks old and ready to leave Queen Ramonda. Our Queen was found wandering and so we don't know too much about our history, but we know the Queen appears to have some border collie. Not much is known about our King, but he must have been a fearsome warrior because our largest brother, M'Baku,  is on track to weigh 112 pounds as a full grown adult (but most of us are predicted to be in the 70-80 pound range). We guess that M'Baku looks the most like our King, who may have had some Rottweiler in him. We are a spirited group who play hard and are resilient (our sister Riri has already overcome a bout of pneumonia). We can’t wait to join our new tribe! And we may be royalty but no need to bow… We don’t do that here. If you are interested in adopting or viewing our available dogs, please visit crossyourpaws.com.  If you have an application on file- please message us on Facebook -do not email! The website is always kept up to date on which dogs are still available! If the dog you are interested in isn’t on the website, then we are no longer accepting applications. We are a 100% volunteer 501c3 and rely solely on donations of our supporters and volunteers.  #cyprescue #crossyourpawsrescue #kennyrosssubaru #subarulovespets show less

If you’re looking for an active and cuddly little terrier, this is your little lady!   Natalie is an adventurous Cairn Terrier who was used as a breeder from a puppy mill.  Natalie is around 7 yrs YOUNG and a little chubby around 20 lbs.  She can be bossy to other dogs and would do great with laid back dogs that will gently correct her bossiness!  She’s a cuddle bug and always has a wagging tail.  Needs to have lots of opportunity to sniff around outside and is still learning to walk on leash.  This pet is from the puppy mill in Kentucky. Please see info attached.   Please keep in mind that the last load from this puppy mill was very friendly. They of course need some help.  -These dogs have been living in cages together so they NEED another dog in the home.  -Since they have been living in a cage, they will most likely not be house trained.  -They most likely have no experience on leash. A fence is a plus, they would still need to be on leash in a fenced in area for safety until they are comfortable in their home. A fence is not required but a tip for getting them use to the leash and their safety is double leashing since they could be flight risks. -It will take a little time to warm up and learn how to be a dog. They will need patience when learning to live inside and learning to love.  With all this being said the last dogs we pulled from this mill were way better off than what we thought they would be. Each dog is different so it is hard to say.  If you are interested in adopting me, please submit an application from crossyourpaws.com and submit an application!  show less