10/27/2025
Meet Our Dogs — Ready for Adoption.
Please share this single post. Serious inquiries only. All dogs are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and crate trained. Kid-friendly and dog-friendly notes are precise. Cat notes are firm. Fenced yard requirements are listed where safety demands it.
1) Freya — 6-year-old Staffy mix, small. The dog who started Valhalla. Tiny, scrappy, and so ready to finally go home. Playful and a little rambunctious. Best with a fenced backyard. Dog friendly with calmer dogs closer to her size. Cat tolerant but not a fan. A sweet, loyal shadow who deserves a forever couch after years of rescue life.
2) Ava — 3-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier. Water-obsessed lap rocket. Thinks she’s a goldfish and also a lap dog. Powerful, rough-and-tumble play style, so a confident handler and a sturdy dog friend her size is ideal with proper intros. Not good with cats. Affectionate, goofy, and into every adventure you offer.
3) Cleo — 4-year-old Lab mix. Smart, biddable, and ready to work. Knows basics, muzzle trained, and thrives with structure. Not good with cats. Dog compatible with slow intros and supervision. Excellent “walk with me” protector for a confident person who wants a steady partner.
4) Khalid — adult American Staffordshire Terrier. Big muscle, bigger heart. Goofy and affectionate with people. Plays hard, so he needs an adult home that understands that style and keeps play structured. Best with confident, similarly sized dogs after careful intros. Not good with cats. Solid handler, solid dog.
5) Astrid — adult American Staffordshire Terrier, deaf. Social butterfly with dogs and humans. Cuddly, talkative, and joyful. Deaf, so recall is not safe. A fully fenced backyard is required. Not good with cats. With clear routines and hand signals, she settles fast and becomes everyone’s favorite snuggle buddy.
6) Boss — 3-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier. Big-hearted wrestler. Not good with cats. Dog friendly with peers his size and a rough play style. Loves fetch, bones, and every second of affection. Smart, eager, and ready to bond hard with his person.
7) Brody — 3-year-old Husky/Border Collie mix. High energy then chill once he’s had his play. Great with dogs of every size. Not good with cats. Gentle with kids and an easy, go-anywhere family dog after a good romp.
Finn — 2-year-old Hound. Tall, lanky, sweet, a little d***y in a charming way. Good with cats, dogs, and kids. Zero malice, just big energy that can accidentally bump you. Soft temperament, loves a yard and a routine.
9) Jolene — 2-year-old Staffy/Shepherd mix. Protective of her people and space. Best as the only pet. With her humans she’s tender and devoted. Solid choice for someone who wants loyalty and clear boundaries at home.
10) Luca — 1-year-old Staffy mix. High-energy social butterfly. Playful and athletic. Recently choosier about friends, so do proper introductions and supervise. Not good with cats. Great for an active home.
11) Roxy — 2-year-old Rottweiler. Professionally trained and solid on basics. Not good with cats. Not good with dogs. Needs to be the only pet. With her people she is deeply loving and loyal, thrives with confident leadership and clear routines.
12) Gotti — 1-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier. Gentle giant energy, sticks close to his people. Not good with cats. Dog compatible with slow, monitored introductions. Sweet, steady, and easy to handle with structure.
13) Stormy — 3-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier. Gotti’s mom. Total cuddle bug. Good with other dogs after proper intros. Not good with cats. Affectionate, people-focused, and happy to pile on the couch.
14) La Rue — 3-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier. Recovering from medical issues, adoptable in the next month. Playful, energetic, and resilient. Dog friendly with proper introductions. Looking for a home that can finish her comeback story.
15) Susie — 3-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier. Escape artist with thunder anxiety and big love for her people. Comes with a specialized crate to keep her safe during storms and stress. Not good with cats. Dog friendly. Velcro sweetheart who needs a secure yard and a present human during scary weather.
