Magnolia was rescued from the Palmdale animal shelter and was covered in puncture wounds from a dog attack. Now that she has healed from her injuries this sweet little girl is ready to find her forever home. While Magnolia does not like the company of other dogs, she absolutely loves people. With her fun personality, she is definitely meant to be the only star of the household. She is an energetic and loving girl who would like nothing more than to find someone who will cuddle, walk, and play with her.

Marley the giant is full of fun and energy. This loving boy loves to play and go for walks. He would probably be an amazing running buddy and would definitely do well on hikes. Marley knows his basic commands such as sit and high five. He would do best in a single pet home with no children. He doesn't like to be picked up and prefers to not have his ears scratched. We would prefer an adopter who would be willing to visit multiple times to they can get to know each other and understand Marley's needs.This handsome boy is just waiting for someone to love him. St. Bonnie's Sanctuary (Lange Foundation) is located in Canyon Country, CA. If you would like to meet any of our animals, please call us at (661) 251-5590 or email at st.bonnies@gmail.com. We adopt to families/people in the Southern California area only. For more information, visit our website: http://langefoundation.org

Max is a sweet little 14 year old man. You will absolutely melt when you see his handsome face in person. Max is an older boy with a bit of stiffness in his hind legs and an old injury on his eye that needs no intervention. His favorite thing to do is lounge in his bed and people watch. He is still a happy little potato and is ready to live out his golden years in luxury and comfort.

Nova was turned into the Lancaster Shelter as a stray. It seems as though she had a home at one time, but was kept as an outside only dog. She does know basic commands and is a giant sweet heart. Staff here at St. Bonnie's call her a big baby because she enjoys being coddled. She loves the company of people, but does not care for other dogs. Nova's ideal home would be a single dog home where she was able to be inside and part of the family. Nova unfortunately has recently lost the use of her back leg. She lost some nerve connections and we are currently working with her in hopes she will make those necessary connections once more. We are currently walking her with a sling and she does have her good days where she needs little assistance but most days we are supporting most of her weight during walks. She does great in her wheel chair and zooms past us when on wheels. We are looking for an adopter with previous experience in this sort of issue. She is a sweet and snuggly girl ready for her true forever home. --- St. Bonnie's Sanctuary (Lange Foundation) is located in Canyon Country, CA. If you would like to meet any of our animals, please call us at (661) 251-5590 or email at st.bonnies@gmail.com. We adopt to families/people in the Southern California area only. For more information, visit our website: http://langefoundation.org

Odie came to us from Palmdale animal shelter after being grazed by a car. He sustained minor injuries but has now recovered. We suspect that he has an old injury on his back leg and lower spine, but this does not stop him from being the sweet pup that he is. He enjoys going on walks, but we suggest not taking him on hikes so his old injuries do not get irritated. Odie is a little shy at first, but he is ready to snuggle up on the couch in his new forever home.

We named Polly after Polly Pocket because of her small size. Polly came from the Palmdale Animal Shelter where she came in as a stray. She a little girl who is looking for a lap to sit on! She came to us trouble walking and after a visit with our vet he said that it is an old injury that healed that way and the best we can do was to leave it and limit her walking. Polly does not let her limitations stop her, she does spend time with our other dogs in the yard and can co-exist with others but would prefer to have all the spotlight for herself.

Swiffer was originally rescued from the South LA shelter back in January 2014. He was quickly adopted and spent 6 years in a home. Unfortunately, Swiffer had a difficult time acclimating to the new routine around their toddler. On a few occasions, he did bite the child. This is why he would do best in a home without young children. Otherwise, Swiffer loves cuddling on the couch, going out on long walks, and playing with his stuffed animals. Overall, Swiffer is a very wonderful companion, but just needs the right atmosphere to thrive!

Yoda and Yogi are our sassy old men. They are our two little old men who are looking to spend their golden years together. They would love a quiet and peaceful home where they can enjoy sunbathing and sleeping.

Yogi and Yoda are our sassy old men. They are our two little old men who are looking to spend their golden years together. They would love a quiet and peaceful home where they can enjoy sunbathing and sleeping.