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Mallard
Mallard has decided to pursue a career change! He decided his previous career as a service dog just wasn’t for him. This boy has a big personality and is sure to make you laugh. Mallard is the perfect BFF to take with you on all your favorite activities!
Fill out an adoption survey for Mallard.
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Willow
Bubbly and popular, Willow is that girl who everyone loves. She’s loves pretty much everyone, too. She’s easy going and happy to hang out and do whatever makes you happy!
Fill out an adoption survey for Willow.
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Lollipop
Lollipop is a young boy with a big sweet tooth for fun. He’s the kid in the class that wants a Jolly Rancher for all his right answers! Talk about a sugar rush, this guy will always keep you going. Are you a sucker for this goofball?
Fill out an adoption survey for Lollipop.
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lottie Dottie
Self proclaimed queen of the farm Miss Lottie Dottie is at your service! Dottie’s hobbies include sitting on her throne, sipping tea and taking a dip in the pool. This queen bee wants to be the only canine royalty in her castle, but thinks other four (and two) legged critters are pretty neat!
Fill out an adoption survey for Lottie Dottie.
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Hank
Hank is sort of your typical teenage boy. Always walking around the house saying “I’m bored,” loves to talk back, and needs to be reminded not to play ball in the house. Remember when you’d fill your parent’s vodka bottle with water and think they wouldn’t notice? Yeah, Hank does too!
Fill out an adoption survey for Hank.
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Valentina
Tiny Tina is here to bring you her sass and spunk! We are still getting to know this girl, but with those soulful eyes we know that there’s a lot to learn.
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Blue
Sensitive soul Blue is happy to befriend anyone! This active girl would be happy to accompany you on a long walk- as long as it’s followed by cuddles on the couch!
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Patty
Patty likes the simpler things in life. Sweet tea, hanging out on the back porch, ear scratches… She has a soft personality that might be a great match for a confident canine BFF.
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Jordan
Sweet and gentle Jordan was described by his foster moms as the best work-from-home companion! He is the perfect southern gentleman with great house manners. Jordan loves to play with his toys, go for walks and, most importantly, find the most comfortable spot in the house to nap (which is always right next to you)!
Boomerang
Bouncy boy Boomerang is young, full of energy, and is ready to play! Zoomies are his favorite activity, along with playing with dogs. Boomerang is working on his basic manners here at the farm. Boomerang is full of life and would love to be part of yours!
Animal Farm Foundation Adoption Process
We are located Dutchess County, NY. The dogs in our care come from shelters and rescues across the country.
The dogs are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated. While we don’t charge adoption fees, we welcome donations to further help us achieve our goal of bringing dogs and people together to end discrimination.
We view all of our dogs and potential adopters as individuals. We make our matches on an adopter’s lifestyle and a dog’s needs and preferences.
We spend quality time with the dogs every day and put them in unique situations so that we can learn as much as possible about them. They get regular exercise, basic obedience training, and daily interactions with people and other animals. They enjoy outings where they experience real-life situations in public and sleepovers with AFF guests.
Our Dogs Are Individuals
The majority of shelter dogs in the United States are mixed breed dogs of unknown parentage. Shelters typically use visual breed identification (based only on physical appearances) to assign a breed to the dogs in their care. Visual breed identification has been proven inaccurate and unreliable by science. Unless a dog comes with pedigree papers or is the known offspring of two registered purebred dogs, we don’t make guesses about what breed they are.
What a dog looks like tells us nothing about his behavior or personality, so it is much more appropriate to see each dog as an individual.
If you would like to meet a dog, please complete a survey.
Questions? Write to us at: adoptions@animalfarmfoundation.org
Our dogs are excited to meet you!
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