The dogs on this page are all looking for their forever homes! Some of these dogs are able to be trained as service dogs, and others have been deemed unfit for service work due to health or temperament. We will be very clear here on any concerns that we have about dogs deemed unfit for service work.
If interested, please contact us. All rehoming fees go back toward rescuing and training other dogs. Rehoming fees vary based on the amount of training and expenses we have put into the dog up to this point.
IF THERE ARE NO ADOPTABLE DOGS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE, OR NONE THAT FIT YOUR NEEDS, YOU MAY STILL FILL OUT OUR APPLICATION. THIS WILL PUT YOU AT THE TOP OF OUR CALL LIST IF WE GET A DOG THAT SEEMS TO BE A MATCH FOR YOU.
For Service Dog Drop-Outs fill out the Career Change Dog Application. For puppies from our breeding program fill out the Puppy Adoption Application. Email the filled out application to theservicedogconnectionprogram@gmail.com
Nova is a very sweet pup that just doesn't quite have the confidence needed to be a service or therapy dog. She is half Newfoundland, one quarter Labrador and one quarter Golden Retriever. She and her siblings were raised with Early Neurological Stimulation, Puppy Culture, and early exposure outings via a puppy stroller. Both parents have undergone genetic, hip, elbow, eye, and cardiac clearance.
Nova has started learning the beginnings of basic commands and crate training, and consistently uses a doggie door to go potty outside. She is a sensitive girl that is very food motivated. Nova is a medium energy dog.
Our Newfie mix females generally end up between 75-95 pounds full grown. Nova will have medium length hair that will be less maintenance than a pure Newfoundland, but may still require regular grooming appointments. She will be able to go to her new home after her 8-week vet check on April 16th.
Nova is located in Terrebonne, OR. Interested adopters must travel to Oregon to pick her up. There is potential for us to transport her to Sacramento, San Francisco, or San Luis Obispo. Her adoption fee is $2,750,
Nash is a very sweet pup that just doesn't quite have the confidence needed to be a service or therapy dog. He is half Newfoundland, one quarter Labrador and one quarter Golden Retriever. He and his siblings were raised with Early Neurological Stimulation, Puppy Culture, and early exposure outings via a puppy stroller. Both parents have undergone genetic, hip, elbow, eye, and cardiac clearance.
Nash has started learning the beginnings of basic commands and crate training, and consistently uses a doggie door to go potty outside. He loves snuggles and food. Nash is a medium energy dog.
Our Newfie mix males generally end up between 85-115 pounds full grown. Nash will have shorter length hair that will be less maintenance than a pure Newfoundland, but may be slightly longer than a Labrador. He will be able to go to her new home after his 8-week vet check on April 16th.
Nash is located in Terrebonne, OR. Interested adopters must travel to Oregon to pick him up. There is potential for us to transport her to Sacramento, San Francisco, or San Luis Obispo. His adoption fee is $2,750,