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At Double J Dog Ranch we strive to make the best match for our adoptable dogs and your family.  That being said, we are not a first come first serve rescue, especially when we receive multiple applications for the same dog.  

To be considered as an adopter, you must:

  • Be 25 years of age or older.

  • Have Identification showing your present address.

  • Have written consent from your landlord if you rent your home.

  • Be able and willing to spend the time and money necessary to provide training, medical treatment and proper care of the dog.

  • Must have a fenced yard.​

Upon completion of our adoption application, our Adoptions Coordinator will process the app and contact you for an interview.   We will then set up a meet and greet with the dog(s) you are interested in making part of your family. PLEASE BE AWARE:  We will no longer make appointments to meet dogs unless you have an approved application.  You can then take the dog home on a sleepover to make sure it is the right fit for your family and the dog.  Once you decide to adopt, we will meet and execute our adoption agreement, you will receive all of the medical information and records and pay the required $250.00 adoption donation.  Your donation is for a fully vetted dog to include vaccinations, microchip, eye clinic visit if necessary and spay/neuter.

Thank you for your interest in adopting one of our special dogs... 

 AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

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Beautiful Emory is a 5 month old, deaf, Standard Aussie.  She is incredibly smart, loving and loyal.  She loves to play and will easily slide into most any family situation.  Brains and beauty, what more could you want!!  

Micah is a beautiful, 1 year old, deaf, standard Australian Shepherd.  He had a rough start in life being kept in a barn with little to no human interaction, just his mom and sibling.  Although he is timid and wary, he is also very sweet and plays nicely with other dogs.  Perhaps you are the person to give him the patience he needs to fully trust. 

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These special girls came from a hoarding situation together.  Although they are not a bonded pair, they do find comfort with each other and would make a nice pair.  They are playful and happy, but they are still afraid to trust.  On the left is 10 month old, deaf Mini Aussie Ruby, she is a stunner and will crack you up daily with her silliness. Lil' Red Dog is 4 years old.  She has been debarked 🥺 has an underbite but is ready to give real home life a shot.  Please consider they emotionally fragile girls, they will reward you in spades...

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They don't make puppies any sweeter than our boy Opie.  He is a blind & deaf Aussie mix that possible has a slight case of hydrocephalus.  Opie is 6 months old and will probably top out at 35lbs.  He is finding his confidence and loves to play with his pals here at the ranch.

He needs someone to love him just the way he is with all of his quirkiness.  He is a one in a million boy!  I mean, just look at those freckles... 

If your looking for an active little stinker, Sailor Boy is the dog for you!  He is a 1.5 year old, deaf, mini Australian Shepherd.  He is a mischievous one and will keep you on your toes.  He loves racing around the yard playing chase with the other dogs as well as riding on the tractor.  I believe he would be a great kayaking partner too!  He can be a bit reactive when meeting new dogs and will resource guard his food.  Awesome boy right here!

I would like you to meet a very special boy, his name is Beau.  This charmer is almost 2 years old, and is a blind and deaf Australian Shepherd.  He loves playing tug with other dogs, but would rather be loved on by his person.  Beau is what we call a 'super special' because not only is he blind and deaf, he has other neurological dysfunctions that attribute to what some would call odd behavior.  He cannot help but periodically jump in the air and lunge.  He is not aggressive but we would rather he is adopted to family without children.  Are you the special person that can take care of this special one...    

This sweet lady is our 12 year old, blind and deaf, Ellie.  She came to the ranch last year after losing her mom to illness.  Ellie would love nothing more than to find a quiet home where she will be welcome to lay by your easy chair keeping you company.  Ellie is an Aussie mix, and approx 50lbs 

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