Dogs Available Today 6/22
Please note: Statuses can change quickly. This information was accurate at the time it was posted. Please contact us by phone: 520-965-1911 and leave a message or email: bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for most current status.
Goliath-
• Neutered Male
• 79 pounds
• 5 years old
• ID#: 830498
Goliath is currently in foster through PACC. He is looking for a calm home, preferably without small children and he’d like to either be your one and only, or a respectful dog with similar play style–so meeting a potential doggy pal would be his preference. His foster tells us:
He is house and crate trained and is super mellow.
He walks loose leash at a steady pace.
When rabbits visit their yard, he has sat and watched one eat for about 5 minutes. He’s been non-reactive to people and dogs on our walks.
He’s a very nice guy and we’d love to see him find his forever home quickly! And boy is he handsome, and he enjoys toys! He is available to adopt.
Come in Friday (6/20), Saturday (6/21) or Sunday (6/22) from 11am to 3pm to meet him or message us through our Facebook page or email bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for more information!
Callan & Shasta
Shasta (Gray/White)
• Spayed Female
• 54 pounds
• 12 years old
• ID#: 872285
Callan (Brown/White)
• Neutered Male
• 59 pounds
• 11 years old
• ID#: 872286
Shasta & Callan arrived at PACC a few weeks ago as strays. The finder said they were very friendly and got along with their resident dogs. In play group at the shelter, they mainly kept to themselves in the play yard. We don’t know much about them yet, but we do know they are great pals and look to each other for support. As we get to know them, we will update their info. For now, we are considering them a pair and would like to see them stay together. We’ll adjust their bio next week as we learn more about each one. They are available to adopt or foster.
Come in Sunday from 11am to 3pm to meet them or message us through our Facebook page or email bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for more information!
Teeny-
• Neutered Male
• 68 pounds
• 3 1/2 years old
• ID#: 754834
Teeny found himself at the shelter when he came in as a stray. His first few years don’t appear to have been the best, so we’re hoping to make the rest nothing but wonderful. He’s had female kennelmates at PACC and has done fine in play group with other dogs. He’s a happy, goofy, fun guy who loves to play with toys and walks like a dream on leash! He’s a champion napper after a good play session, and he even enjoys cuddling when he’s in the mood. He’s looking for a calm environment with someone who will give him the time he needs to decompress and come to understand he is safe and won’t ever have to worry about being a stray again. He is available to adopt or foster.
Come in Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 3pm to meet him or message us through our Facebook page or email bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for more information!
Cherry-
• Spayed Female
• 101 pounds
• 9 years old
• ID#: 571988
From her fosters:
Cherry Blossoming in Foster: Sweet, Silly Senior Needs Your Loving!
It’s an easy slip of the tongue to say “Cheery,” when thinking of 9 year old Bulldog mix, Cherry, because this is one happy girl! Cherry may have come back to PACC under sad circumstances of no fault of her own, but this resilient pup is ready to turn over a new leaf with her furever family, who will welcome her with open arms and open doors.
Immediately before arriving at PACC in April, Cherry was kept outside. Upon landing in temporary foster, it became clear that this girl was someone’s loved house puppy in her youth. She’s potty trained. She knows what toys are, and especially enjoys stuffies and nylabones. She enjoys a couch nap, doggy beds, and will longingly look at the bed (while she would be welcome on it, it is too high up for her!). She also tells me she enjoys the AC – Tucson is too hot to live outdoors all the time!
Cherry is easy to love. Cute, affectionate, and active, Cherry loves toys and following her people around. A senior, with her frame size, she would benefit from gradual weight loss. She gets winded easily and can’t do prolonged walks, but she has light in her eyes and will happily keep you company in and around the house and destuff plush toys! Cherry gives kisses, is known to toss her toys into the air, and rolls over and wriggles for belly pets. She is a doll who doesn’t act her age or size. She previously shared a kennel politely, and would like to meet any potential doggy roommates with similar sweet energy. She is gentle but clumsy, and would likely do well with kids who are aware and respectful of her size. She wants a new beginning, and a true furever family. Will it be you? She is available to adopt or foster.
Come in Thursday through Sunday from 11am to 3pm to meet her or message us through our Facebook page or email bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for more information!
Foster Dogs
Charlie-FOSTER
• Spayed Female
• 40 pounds
• 5 years old
• ID#: 864701
Charlie comes to PACC by way of the Ajo substation. She was an owner surrender, where she lived with a larger male dog. She did well in play-group, even doing a few play-bows to other dogs. She takes just a bit to warm up to new people, and then she is happy, wiggly and gives gentle little kisses. She is nervous, but with patience she is quickly learning the world isn’t such a scary place. She is available to adopt or foster.
Come in today from 11am to 3pm to meet her or message us through our Facebook page or email bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for more information!
Milo & Oliver
Milo (Reddish Brown)
• Neutered Male
• 17 pounds
• 7 years old
• ID#: 815675
Oliver (Tan/White)
• Neutered Male
• 20 pounds
• 10 years old
• ID#: 857747
Milo and Oliver are an adorable pair who are in a loving foster home. They currently live with another small dog, and these two senior boys are ready for their forever home! Their foster is still hoping to find them a home together, so at this time they are considered a bonded pair and need to be adopted together.
Oliver loves to fetch and play tug-of-war. Milo is content to offer you his favorite lambchop toy and cuddle up next to you. They both love to be near their person without being clingy. They enjoy food and are slimming down with brisk morning walks. They each like to burrow under the covers when it’s time for bed. The boys like sunbathing, watching you do yard work or wash dishes, getting their belly rubbed, being near you on the couch, and eating treats like strawberries, blueberries, and carrot sticks. They know “sit,” “give a paw,” and can catch small snacks in their mouths! They are highly intelligent and eager to learn new things. Both are house-trained: no accidents and no chewing!
Milo and Oliver enjoy the peaceful life where they feel safe and loved. A quiet home, rather than a bustling environment, would be ideal. Because they’ve bounced around a bit in recent months, they may take a bit to feel safe. Someone who is understanding, patient and willing to let them settle in at their pace is just what they need.
Message us through our Facebook page or email bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for more information! We are happy to put you in touch with their foster as wel
Astrid-Foster
• Spayed Female
• 59 pounds
• 8 1/2 years old
• ID#: 841285
Astrid is loving life outside of the shelter in her foster home. Her foster family adores her and wants her to find the very best forever home. She is gentle with the active young kids in the home–she even adjusts her playstyle with them so that she isn’t too rough. She loves car rides, is a huge snuggler (she even comforts the kids when they’re crying), plays a little fetch, appreciates a spirited game of tug and enjoys rolling in the grass. She’s a great mix of play time and just hanging out with her people. She is technically a senior, but you’d never know it; she enjoys life and loves to de-squeak toys in record time. This is one truly special gal. She is available to adopt.
Message us through our Facebook page or email bonnyharristrn@gmail.com for more information!
Fantasma-
Fantasma is now in a foster home!
One of our own, a beloved TRN volunteer, is coming off of a very recent loss of her sweet girl Pria–who was a former TRN dog. Before her, this lady opened her heart and home to Thor, who spent far too short of a time with his mom before his broken body lost the fight. To say she has a big heart doesn’t even start to cover it.
So this week, we chatted about her thinking about fostering. She knows how overcrowded PACC is and she wants to help, she just wasn’t sure she was ready for another forever dog so soon. But as we all know, fostering accomplishes much the same thing–getting a dog out of the shelter at a time when every dog that leaves is one less dog taking up valuable kennel space.
She’d considered taking both Chopper and Fantasma as fosters. So when I called her to tell her Chopper was leaving to foster, she immediately told me to get Fantasma ready to leave, because she didn’t want her spending even a night alone in her kennel without her best buddy. You just have to love people like her! She’s setting aside her grief so that a scared shelter dog doesn’t have to be afraid and alone in the shelter tonight. I have THE very best and most amazing volunteers there are! 
Fanny (that’s what we call her at TRN) will be with us on Sunday, so if you have put off coming down to meet her, stop in tomorrow, this gorgeous girl would love to find her forever home, fast!
For tonight, Fanny gets to sleep in a home and get lots of love. We know she’s going to help her foster mom’s heart start to heal just a bit, too.
Chopper-
CHOPPER has gone to foster!
His new foster mom went to PACC today to meet him, and one of the lovely front desk volunteers (thanks Cindy!) called over to make sure he was still at TRN before sending her over. Well, Chopper is on some meds, so we chatted for a few minutes, I enabled the help of Megan (superstar staff-member at PACC!) got his meds filled, and she was on her way to TRN. She met Chopper, he was his usual charming self, and after going over his notes and medical stuff, they were on their way.
He is being treated for Valley Fever, so for now she is going to foster, to make sure he continues to do well with his current treatment. We are hopeful that this one may result in a forever home in the not-too-distant future! Fingers crossed for this great boy and his new mom!!
And don’t despair, we have a wonderful follow-up for his pal Fantasma, too!
