Baby is the name he had when he came to this place.   Seems his owner dropped him off here, but not because of anything Baby ever did.  You know human-stuff is the worst enemy for dogs... the first little blip in the road, and the pets are often the first thing overboard.  SO Foolish, as the family pet is the ONE entity that would stick by you through thick and thin, and offer so much comfort through the hard times.   Nevertheless, Baby is another statistic who sits in Kennel 43, quite certain his family is coming back.   This precious dog appears to us to be a Collie/Australian Shepherd mix.  He is about 4 years old and neutered.  He needs a family who will stick by HIM, no matter what other circumstances life brings about!   He would never forsake his family, and he's looking for one with the same commitment.  Please adopt this beautiful, very sweet & gentle dog today.  He's good on leash, and even better on giving affection!   There's not a sweeter dog in the shelter!!  

Barney is listed as a Beagle mix in Kennel #06.   He's a handsome, tri-colored, well-behaved young fellow who is very good on leash.  He's the perfect size for playing fetch in the yard or playing dead on the couch with you while watching TV!  =)   Barney was found lost on the streets, but because of his friendly, affectionate demeanor we know he had a family somewhere along the line.  Please give him the gift of life and of a happy home again!  He's adorable!!  Available from Pasadena Animal Rescue. Call 281-991-0602 if interested. ID#A077983

Bonnie and Clyde are thought to be siblings.  They were dumped together near a business that had kind people who began to feed the pair, and even had the female spayed!!  But, then the law swooped in and hauled them away as 'stray dogs.'   The business owner spoke with his friend about getting the pair off of death row, and that's just what they did!   So, now, Bonnie and Clyde are in a half-way house and receiving instruction and guidance about how to start their lives over and become productive members of society!   The vet thinks they are approximately 9 months old, and there are varying opinions about what their heritage is...maybe Rottweiler mixes or maybe Doberman mixes... but, does it really matter??   These are young, beautiful, and loving dogs who have been given a chance at life, period!  They are good with other dogs, and even the cat - although the cat is an important part of that peace - he's just not impressed with dogs at all, and that takes all the fun out of it for the dog!  =)   These two are being leash-trained, house-trained and are doing pretty well on both projects!  They have been fully vaccinated, both altered (spayed/neutered) and are receiving regular heartworm prevention.   Bonnie and Clyde would really like to stay together for life, but we all know that may not be how it happens.  It would be wonderful, but if you are interested in just one of them, please apply for that one.   They need to find their forever homes and get settled in for life.  And you don't want to miss a day of that!