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pranaDOGS works with shelters, rescues, and individuals to take in and rehab dogs who need more than they can get in their current facility or foster home, regardless of breed or size. Focusing on anxious, shy, and shut-down dogs, our approach remains consistent, though the time and effort required vary for each dog. While some dogs can be helped quickly, others require more extensive rehabilitation.
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Below are members of the pranaDOGS family, dogs currently available for adoption, or those who have already found their forever homes.
Available Dogs
At pranaDOGS, we have a variety of wonderful dogs waiting for adoption. They're seeking caring, permanent homes where they can flourish and become treasured family members. All our available dogs are showcased on Petfinder, where you can find more detailed information about each dog in their individual bios. Click on each image to access their Petfinder bio for more information.
AVAILABLE
DOGS
ALUMNI
Alumni
PranaDOGS alumni serve as heartwarming testaments to the success of our adoption program. These beloved companions have found their forever homes and are thriving, bringing joy and companionship to their families every day.
SUCCESS STORIES
Success Stories
pranaDOGS Success Stories celebrate the transformative journeys of dogs who have found their forever homes through our adoption program. Take a moment to read through these stories to witness the resilience of these remarkable animals, as well as the profound impact they've had on the lives of their adoptive families.
Gordy arrived at pranaDOGS as a nervous, reactive boy, but with time and patience, he gained confidence and showcased his intelligence. Recognizing his potential, Gordy was enrolled in our Service Dog program. As a graduate, he now serves as a Psychiatric Service Dog for a young girl, where his loving personality and loyalty have made him an invaluable companion to his family.
Originally found on the oil fields in northern New Mexico with her face covered in porcupine quills, Sedona was initially terrified of people. It took months of patient effort, utilizing play, massage, group interactions with dogs, and consistent routines to help her overcome her fears. Today, Sedona resides with her family, who were instrumental in rescuing her, near Durango, CO.
Inky, a big-hearted rescue from a shelter in northern New Mexico, initially learned to relax at pranaDOGS before showcasing his intelligence and playful nature. After settling in, he underwent training as a Psychiatric Service Dog. Now adopted, Inky brings comfort to veterans and enjoys spending time with his favorite people: men.
Gordy arrived at pranaDOGS as a nervous, reactive boy, but with time and patience, he gained confidence and showcased his intelligence. Recognizing his potential, Gordy was enrolled in our Service Dog program. As a graduate, he now serves as a Psychiatric Service Dog for a young girl, where his loving personality and loyalty have made him an invaluable companion to his family.