Sparky

Bio:

 Sparky

I adopted “Indie” from Mostly Mutts a little over a year-and-a-half ago. I changed his name to “Sparky” because he is one live-wire spark plug. He had, and still has, some issues with fear, such as with loud noises and thunder. It took him almost a year to trust me enough to come to me without my asking him to cuddle. Finally, he came and laid his head on my foot after about a year. Now he loves to cuddle, and, instead of growling at visitors, he welcomes them with squeals and rolls on his back for belly rubs.

They say when a dog lies on his back, he has no fear of his surroundings and is at perfect peace. Sparky loves his sofa, as you can see.

Marsha Hubler

FINDING FUREVER HOMES

All of the information about the dogs is current. The website is updated weekly with new information and with new dogs when they become available for adoption. There are additional dogs at the shelter that are not on the website yet because they still need to be spayed/neutered and receive their vaccinations. All of the Mutts’ ages are current as of January 2024 unless otherwise specified in their description.

If you are looking for a specific kind of dog that isn’t shown, please call Cheryl at 570-988 -6483. She gets many phone calls a day about dogs that need homes, so we may be able to help you find the dog you’re looking for. If you are interested in adopting one of our dogs, please read our Adoption Process on the Forms page, then fill out the Adoption Application. Any of these dogs may also be sponsored. To sponsor a dog, please visit the Forms page and fill out a Sponsorship form.

A Little extra TlC

Some of our canine residents have sadly lived all or most of their lives at Mostly Mutts. They may be older or have special needs, and are loved by the volunteers, but they still deserve a chance at a loving forever family. Please consider adopting or sponsoring one of these deserving dogs. Your sponsorship helps keep our older and special needs dogs healthy and comfortable.