Adoptable (Official) Georgia Dogs for January 18, 2022

Daisy Mae is a two-year old, 35-pound female German Shepherd mix who is available for adoption from Hero Dog Rescue in Cumming, GA.

Daisy has come such a long way since living in her foster home. Daisy is silly, sweet, and cuddly. Her favorite thing is taking long walks around the neighborhood. She has perfect leash manners! Daisy thrives with routine, where she knows what to expect and what’s expected of her. Daisy is house-trained, crate trained, not destructive, good with cats, and so worth the time it takes to get to know her. She loves to run in the yard with her friends.

Ajay is a 2-year old, 50-pound male Pointer mix who is available for adoption from Hero Dog Rescue in Cumming, GA.

Ajay is doing fantastic with leash training. He does great in his crate at night. He plays well with other dogs. Ajay would not be good with cats in the house. Ajay needs a home with no young children. He will need someone that will give him a good balance of exercise and continuing his training. He does get over stimulated at times outside the house but we are working on that.

Schwarber is a young male Labrador Retriever and Pointer mix who is available for adoption from Hero Dog Rescue in Cumming, GA.

Schwarber is a sweet 9-month-old boy that weighs around 50 lbs. His foster family has been working very hard to teach him how to balance his puppy tendencies with acceptable behavior. He would benefit from an adoptive family that also has experience raising a puppy and the training that comes along with it. Schwarber loves to cuddle. If he can’t find a human willing to cuddle with him, he will accept a canine friend as a second choice. He loves his toys, will hoard them and then lay in the middle of his pile throwing them in the air and rubbing his scent on them. Schwarber would do well in a home with another active dog (or no dog) and older children. Cats would not enjoy Schwarber’s company. Schwarber is neutered, microchipped, current on vaccinations and crate and house trained.