Fresno, CA Stray Male Dog Found Near Near S Cedar Ave, Fresno, CA 93725

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Patrick D.

1 day ago

Hope Q Schwinn he’s looking for an adoptive home

Patrick D.

1 day ago

Cima Richardson why are you hijacking this post for another dog with his mile long post you should create your own

Laura L.

1 day ago

Sweet dog 🐕 ❤️ ♥️ 💕 💖 💙 🐕

Frank A.

4 days ago

Adopt a dog or cat !!

Kathy W.

4 days ago

Bless you

Cima R.

6 days ago

Mitzie Vincentz I feed my dogs three times a day and that’s the same. I cooked for them chicken brown rice, and vegetables.with grain, with dry food on top He has no tucks fleas or worms

Catherine H.

6 days ago

Cima Richardson get him wormed , probably not the issue, but make sure it's a quality food. Sometimes they can't get enough of a lower cost food. Feed morning and night. Get a routine. Thank you for caring.

Cima R.

6 days ago

I have three Dogs but SPCA had no space for him, so Saturday the big boy goes in for his shots and neutering. and I will foster him for the city until we find the perfect home for him. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10165398109755152&set=p.10165398109755152&type=3

Cima R.

6 days ago

Lucky Lilly https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10165398109755152&set=p.10165398109755152&type=3

Cima R.

6 days ago

Joe Donnelly you might be 100 correct, he is not chipped, the SPCA has no space until Saturday. So I am paying to get it, fixed and checked for rabies shots etc. how about you? 🖤 Meet Shadow Sometimes life surprises us. For two days, this beautiful young dog wandered the streets alone until a kind neighbor finally brought him home and called me one Saturday morning asking, "You love animals... what should we do?" That simple question changed everything. At first glance, Shadow appears to be a stunning Black Labrador, Staffordshire Terrier, and Mastiff mix. He is a healthy young dog with many wonderful years ahead of him. His glossy jet-black coat, bright curious eyes, and gentle spirit make him impossible to forget. When we found him, Shadow had no collar, no microchip, and had not yet been neutered. We are taking care of all of that because every dog deserves the very best chance at a wonderful life. Since then, Shadow has shown me exactly who he is. He isn't looking for a backyard. He's looking for a family. Today, while we were at the shelter making arrangements for his veterinary care, Shadow became anxious. His breathing became very heavy, and for a moment I worried that something was wrong. I was busy speaking with the Assistant Director about his future and wasn't even looking at him. Without thinking, I simply continued gently stroking the top of his head while we talked. Within moments, his breathing slowed, his body relaxed, and he quietly settled. That was the moment I realized something. Shadow doesn't just need food. He doesn't just need a yard. He needs someone who understands that dogs have hearts. Someone who knows that sometimes the greatest gift you can give a dog isn't another command... ...it's your calm presence, a gentle hand, and the quiet reassurance that they are safe. Shadow is still learning. He hasn't had the opportunity to learn many commands yet, but he watches people carefully, responds beautifully to kindness, and seems eager to learn. Over the years I have helped place several rescued dogs into loving homes. I have also experienced the heartbreak of seeing a few abandoned or returned. Because of that, I am in no hurry. My only goal is to find the right home. Not the quickest home. Not the easiest home. The right one. A family who will welcome him as another member of the household. People who will greet him with excitement when they come home. Who will scratch behind his ears just because. Who will bring him a little toy or an occasional treat simply to see his tail wag. People who understand that love is often shown in ordinary moments—a gentle touch, a quiet conversation, a walk together, a shady place beneath a tree... Perhaps Shadow has already found you.