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Hobbs

Border Collie Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 3 yrs 7 mos
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I’d love to be your best buddy! In front of you, beside you, or right on your tail: I want to be with you. Hi! I’m Hobbs. I have learned so much in my foster home. We are always working on new things or improving how I do the things I know. I am sweet, goofy, playful, and can be intensely energetic at times. I love to be by your side or looking out a window - preferably with you. I’m great at fetch indoors with small tosses, or bigger throws in the yard. I can even play “turns” with light ball tosses in the house with my foster sister. I’m better at waiting my turn than she is! General Socialization Notes: I am super smart! I have some great cues that I know will impress you. Some I picked up after just a couple repetitions. I’d love to show you. “Calm” is probably my best and favorite. “Back” is good too. I’m getting pretty good at “place” so I’m out of the way during meal prep. I know “go pee”, “upstairs”, “in the house”, and of course the basics “sit, down, shake, off.” I get upset and sad if I think I did it wrong so praise and reassurance matter a lot. If there’s a squeaker or toy piece on the floor I’ll bring it to you and wait for payment in treat form. You should have treats ready for quick payment. I’ve made progress on walking. It’s still not easy and I continue to work on it. Rabbits are my downfall. I pull suddenly and hard trying to chase them. I do love evening walks when it’s cool and quiet and I can sniff everything. I get super excited in the car and I have this screamy bark for the first few blocks, then I settle down. I don’t like the crate much. I’ll go in, but I bark and howl when I’m left in there. I can be free in the house without destroying things though, so I don’t need the crate much. I am happiest if I’m just free in the house. I do okay just in a room too if that works better for you. If I do get nervous, taking a drink calms me so a bowl of water available is helpful. I have a very strong dislike of delivery trucks and their drivers. They are super suspicious! I really don’t like that they come to the porch sometimes. Even just driving by bothers me. The vacuum and I don’t get along. The lawn mower is no better. I try to grab them, so it’s best if I’m in a different room when you vacuum - in the house when you mow. The wind scares me. I look for a safe place under a desk or need some reassurance on windy days. I am very willing and eager to work on things so I hope my new human(s) feel the same. Does Hobbs like other animals? I love my foster sisters. They are nearly my size but older and can’t play the way I’d like to play. Slow introductions to other dogs are probably smart. I live with a macaw who is out of his cage a lot and I get along with him. It took a while for us to get used to each other. I’ve not been around cats recently. They might look too much like rabbits so probably not ideal. Does Hobbs like children? Older kids are fine. I’m likely a bit too much for smaller ones. I get a bit jumpy sometimes and I race around when I’m excited. I’d love someone to play fetch with me. Maybe a teenager. I live with a handicapped young adult and I am super careful with him. I help take care of him, waking him up in the mornings and watching over him while he’s in the bath. I know not to jump on him, even when I’m excited. Favorite Toys: I love to play with anything! I really love tug. Anything can become a tug toy. Watch your fingers. Sometimes I cheat. A ball to toss gently inside and a cloth frisbee for outside are wonderful! I like squeaker toys but I do remove the squeakers pretty quickly. Soft fluffy toys are great. They don’t last long though. I love them even after the fluff and squeakers come out. Ideal Forever Home: A 6 foot privacy fence is a must! I don’t dig to get under it but I’m a great jumper! I’d like some indoor space to play. I really need a good sized yard. Someone who will play with me, sit with me, work with me on getting better with walks would be perfect. Loud noises can make me nervous. I love when the house is quiet and I can really relax. Patience with me while I learn your routines please. Once I know the routine, I’ll be calmer. I am eager to please and try to anticipate what I should do next. I’d love a dog around my size and age to play with. I would also be fine as your only dog. I love attention and being close. I’d like to sleep at the foot of your bed and sit on the couch with you too. I’ve become quite fond of the couch. If you’re looking for a smart, sweet, playful best friend, I’m your guy!
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Finn

Border Collie Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 5 yrs 8 mos
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
A best friend like no other! I am a sweet, contemplative boy! From hiking to staying cozy inside, I’m in, as long as you’re with me. I love to work, be challenged and do tricks, snacks are my favorite part of the day (especially dog-safe peanut butter)! I’m a great listener and love to learn words and make you laugh. I’m an independent boy, but welcome morning cuddles and pets. Tug of war is my favorite game, see if you can beat me! I need a family that is active and goes on adventures. I'd do best in a home with no children, and no cats. General Socialization Notes: I am a bit uncomfortable being approached by new people on leash, in the car, in home, etc. Warming up to new people ( especially men) can be a challenge for me. I need to go at my own pace to feel comfortable. Does Finn like other animals? I like some other dogs, but not cats. But I may do best as an only dog. Does Finn like children? I would prefer a home with no children. Favorite Toys: I love chew bones (big chewer!) (must be very durable.) I also enjoy tug of war toys. Ideal Forever Home: I'd love someone active who goes to new places. I love to explore! I would need someone that has experience with dogs and will respect my space and give me time. A home with no cats and no children would be best. I'd probably prefer no other dogs.
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Cosmo

Border Collie Australian Cattle Dog

Male, Adult
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
It's w/ heavy heart I put my beloved Cosmo or Cosmonaut up for adoption. He is an awesome dog. Life threw a curve. I lost wife to cancer last year. I will travel now and it is not fair to leave him for long periods of time. We got Cosmo as puppy. I wanted dog that could also be a form of security for our family. He is border collie/blue healer mix. Very, very smart. But he is a herder. He has energy for days. Each day at 4pm he will carry his harness to me to go exercise. We go to dog park and he gets his fill of ball chasing. He learned to carry two balls. He is not very good at sharing the balls I usually take 3 with me. When my wife was diagnosed with cancer, she had to sleep upright position on a couch. Cosmo stayed w/ her the entire time. I want him to have a good home. He loves water. Goes crazy for laser pointer. Good with other dogs but more alpha. Loves to cuddle and will sleep close. Good traveler. He is 7. Weighs 75lbs. Good security, very alert. Needs a good home.
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Mirabelle

Border Collie Australian Cattle Dog

Female, Young
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
Story
Mirabelle is a mini-Aussie boarder collie. She has lots of energy, but has anxiety around other dogs. Very loyal but needs training

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Hobbs

Border Collie Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 3 yrs 7 mos
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I’d love to be your best buddy! In front of you, beside you, or right on your tail: I want to be with you. Hi! I’m Hobbs. I have learned so much in my foster home. We are always working on new things or improving how I do the things I know. I am sweet, goofy, playful, and can be intensely energetic at times. I love to be by your side or looking out a window - preferably with you. I’m great at fetch indoors with small tosses, or bigger throws in the yard. I can even play “turns” with light ball tosses in the house with my foster sister. I’m better at waiting my turn than she is! General Socialization Notes: I am super smart! I have some great cues that I know will impress you. Some I picked up after just a couple repetitions. I’d love to show you. “Calm” is probably my best and favorite. “Back” is good too. I’m getting pretty good at “place” so I’m out of the way during meal prep. I know “go pee”, “upstairs”, “in the house”, and of course the basics “sit, down, shake, off.” I get upset and sad if I think I did it wrong so praise and reassurance matter a lot. If there’s a squeaker or toy piece on the floor I’ll bring it to you and wait for payment in treat form. You should have treats ready for quick payment. I’ve made progress on walking. It’s still not easy and I continue to work on it. Rabbits are my downfall. I pull suddenly and hard trying to chase them. I do love evening walks when it’s cool and quiet and I can sniff everything. I get super excited in the car and I have this screamy bark for the first few blocks, then I settle down. I don’t like the crate much. I’ll go in, but I bark and howl when I’m left in there. I can be free in the house without destroying things though, so I don’t need the crate much. I am happiest if I’m just free in the house. I do okay just in a room too if that works better for you. If I do get nervous, taking a drink calms me so a bowl of water available is helpful. I have a very strong dislike of delivery trucks and their drivers. They are super suspicious! I really don’t like that they come to the porch sometimes. Even just driving by bothers me. The vacuum and I don’t get along. The lawn mower is no better. I try to grab them, so it’s best if I’m in a different room when you vacuum - in the house when you mow. The wind scares me. I look for a safe place under a desk or need some reassurance on windy days. I am very willing and eager to work on things so I hope my new human(s) feel the same. Does Hobbs like other animals? I love my foster sisters. They are nearly my size but older and can’t play the way I’d like to play. Slow introductions to other dogs are probably smart. I live with a macaw who is out of his cage a lot and I get along with him. It took a while for us to get used to each other. I’ve not been around cats recently. They might look too much like rabbits so probably not ideal. Does Hobbs like children? Older kids are fine. I’m likely a bit too much for smaller ones. I get a bit jumpy sometimes and I race around when I’m excited. I’d love someone to play fetch with me. Maybe a teenager. I live with a handicapped young adult and I am super careful with him. I help take care of him, waking him up in the mornings and watching over him while he’s in the bath. I know not to jump on him, even when I’m excited. Favorite Toys: I love to play with anything! I really love tug. Anything can become a tug toy. Watch your fingers. Sometimes I cheat. A ball to toss gently inside and a cloth frisbee for outside are wonderful! I like squeaker toys but I do remove the squeakers pretty quickly. Soft fluffy toys are great. They don’t last long though. I love them even after the fluff and squeakers come out. Ideal Forever Home: A 6 foot privacy fence is a must! I don’t dig to get under it but I’m a great jumper! I’d like some indoor space to play. I really need a good sized yard. Someone who will play with me, sit with me, work with me on getting better with walks would be perfect. Loud noises can make me nervous. I love when the house is quiet and I can really relax. Patience with me while I learn your routines please. Once I know the routine, I’ll be calmer. I am eager to please and try to anticipate what I should do next. I’d love a dog around my size and age to play with. I would also be fine as your only dog. I love attention and being close. I’d like to sleep at the foot of your bed and sit on the couch with you too. I’ve become quite fond of the couch. If you’re looking for a smart, sweet, playful best friend, I’m your guy!
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Finn

Border Collie Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 5 yrs 8 mos
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
A best friend like no other! I am a sweet, contemplative boy! From hiking to staying cozy inside, I’m in, as long as you’re with me. I love to work, be challenged and do tricks, snacks are my favorite part of the day (especially dog-safe peanut butter)! I’m a great listener and love to learn words and make you laugh. I’m an independent boy, but welcome morning cuddles and pets. Tug of war is my favorite game, see if you can beat me! I need a family that is active and goes on adventures. I'd do best in a home with no children, and no cats. General Socialization Notes: I am a bit uncomfortable being approached by new people on leash, in the car, in home, etc. Warming up to new people ( especially men) can be a challenge for me. I need to go at my own pace to feel comfortable. Does Finn like other animals? I like some other dogs, but not cats. But I may do best as an only dog. Does Finn like children? I would prefer a home with no children. Favorite Toys: I love chew bones (big chewer!) (must be very durable.) I also enjoy tug of war toys. Ideal Forever Home: I'd love someone active who goes to new places. I love to explore! I would need someone that has experience with dogs and will respect my space and give me time. A home with no cats and no children would be best. I'd probably prefer no other dogs.
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Cosmo

Border Collie Australian Cattle Dog

Male, Adult
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
It's w/ heavy heart I put my beloved Cosmo or Cosmonaut up for adoption. He is an awesome dog. Life threw a curve. I lost wife to cancer last year. I will travel now and it is not fair to leave him for long periods of time. We got Cosmo as puppy. I wanted dog that could also be a form of security for our family. He is border collie/blue healer mix. Very, very smart. But he is a herder. He has energy for days. Each day at 4pm he will carry his harness to me to go exercise. We go to dog park and he gets his fill of ball chasing. He learned to carry two balls. He is not very good at sharing the balls I usually take 3 with me. When my wife was diagnosed with cancer, she had to sleep upright position on a couch. Cosmo stayed w/ her the entire time. I want him to have a good home. He loves water. Goes crazy for laser pointer. Good with other dogs but more alpha. Loves to cuddle and will sleep close. Good traveler. He is 7. Weighs 75lbs. Good security, very alert. Needs a good home.
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Mirabelle

Border Collie Australian Cattle Dog

Female, Young
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
Story
Mirabelle is a mini-Aussie boarder collie. She has lots of energy, but has anxiety around other dogs. Very loyal but needs training
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Nova

Border Collie Labrador Retriever

Female, Young
Peyton, CO
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
We adopted Nova November of last year and we absolutely love her. Unfortunately after our daughter was born in December of 2025, she became very protective of our newborn and doesn’t like when our other dog comes near the baby. Nova is an incredibly trainable dog and knows commands like sit, crate, stay, come, etc, as well as how to shake and fetch. She loves baths and is definitely a water dog. She is not food or toy aggressive. She is a very loving dog, great around older kids and great around other dogs, provided there are no newborns in the home. She would be best suited with an active family that has plenty of time to get her outside and let her run around. If you choose to adopt Nova she will come with her crate and other toys as well.
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Molly

Border Collie Labradoodle

Female, Puppy
Castle Rock, CO
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
We’re looking for a loving new home for our 11-month-old dog. She is incredibly sweet and does well with other dogs, cats, and kids.We’ve made the difficult decision to rehome her because we believe she would thrive in a more active household. With three dogs, we’ve realized she would be happiest with a family who can give her more one-on-one attention and keep her engaged. She would make an amazing hiking buddy or companion for someone with an active lifestyle.She is a Border Collie mix, fully potty trained, crate trained, up to date on her shots, and spayed.This isn’t an easy decision for us, but we truly want what’s best for her and believe she’ll flourish in the right home where she can get the attention and activity she deserves.She also has an active wellness plan through Banfield pet hospital.

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Emma May

Australian Shepherd

Female, 4 yrs 3 mos
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
Emma May was found wandering the streets of downtown Houston, but now she’s ready to find her forever home. She is 4 years old and weighs 48 lbs.This sweet, energetic girl loves to fetch—especially with a tennis ball—and she`s always eager for playtime. She knows basic commands, and is good with some dogs, with a proper introduction. She will thrive with a patient family willing to ease her into their lives, giving her the time she needs to build trust.She is located in Houston, TX and can be transported to most states for an additional fee of $300.
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Toby

Australian Cattle Dog

Male, 5 yrs 6 mos
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
Meet Toby, a sweet and energetic pup with a heart of gold! Despite being a special needs dog due to his being deaf and a little incontinence at night, Toby’s zest for life is truly infectious. This 3-4-year-old pup is well-behaved on a leash and crate trained, making him an excellent companion for outdoor adventures and cozy downtime.Toby loves simple pleasures—chewing on bones, basking in the sun, and enjoying time with his favorite people. He gets along well with most dogs, adding to his charm and easygoing nature.Toby is seeking a patient and loving family who will give him the forever home he deserves.Located in Houston, Tx. Transport to most states available for an additional fee of $300.
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Mimi

Australian Kelpie

Female, 2 yrs
Colorado Springs, CO
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
Meet Mimi, a sweet and spirited girl who is ready to start a new chapter in a loving forever home. She weighs 53 pounds and is approximately 2 years old.Mimi loves attention and thrives on companionship. At first, she can be a bit shy, but once she warms up, she’s all in. Now she sits eagerly by the window, watching the world go by with a curious sparkle in her eyes. She enjoys the simple pleasure of a car ride and looks forward to the next walk with anticipation, eager to explore new sights and smells along the way. When it comes to playtime, Mimi shines. She loves toys and will happily engage in a fun, energetic session, bringing joy and laughter to your day.This happy girl is good with kids and gets along well with other dogs, making her a wonderful addition to a family that values kindness and companionship. Mimi is affectionate and eager to form bonds with her humans, and she’s ready to bring warmth, energy, and a lot of love into your home.Located in Houston, Texas. Transport to most states available for an additional fee of $300.

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All Breed Rescue & Training

410 1/2 E Fillmore Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80907

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Parker, CO 80138

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2 Blondes All Breed Rescue

Littleton, CO 80126

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