Urgent adoptions
Adopt a Pet in New Mexico
These pets are on euthanasia lists at New Mexico shelters. Adopting, or even sharing, can save a life.
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pets at risk
2
shelters
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Artemis
Terrier (mix breed)
FemaleYoung adultMedium
Athena
American Staffordshire Terrier (mix breed)
FemaleYoung adultMedium
Lotus Flower
Chow Chow (mix breed)
FemaleAdultMedium
Bonsai
Chow Chow (mix breed)
MaleYoung adultMedium
Kash
English Coonhound (mix breed)
MaleYoung adultMedium
Knox
Cattle Dog (mix breed)
MaleYoung adultMedium
Kona
Cattle Dog (mix breed)
FemaleYoung adultMedium
Kota
Cattle Dog
FemaleYoung adultMedium
Kove
Cattle Dog
FemaleYoung adultMedium
Kyson
Cattle Dog (mix breed)
MaleYoung adultMedium
Monster
American Staffordshire Terrier (mix breed)
MaleAdultMedium
Patch
Shepherd (mix breed)
MaleAdultLarge
Ranga
German Shepherd (mix breed)
FemaleAdultLarge
Silvana
Staffordshire Bull Terrier (mix breed)
FemaleYoung adultMedium
Spector
Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler
MaleYoung adultMedium
Bugle
Shepherd
MaleUnder 6 monthsMedium
Chrissy
Chihuahua (mix breed)
FemaleYoung adultMedium
Forgotten
American Staffordshire Terrier (mix breed)
MaleAdultMedium
Gio
American Staffordshire Terrier (mix breed)
MaleAdultMedium
Gretel
American Staffordshire Terrier (mix breed)
FemaleAdultMedium
Hansel
Rhodesian Ridgeback (mix breed)
MaleAdultMedium
Hopper
Greyhound (mix breed)
FemaleAdultMedium
Huff
Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler (mix breed)
MaleAdultMedium
Jack
Corgi (mix breed)
MaleYoung adultMedium