KOFY Companions Dog Adoptions are locally produced pet adoption features. Each KOFY Compaions Dog Adoptions KOFY TV partners KOFY Companions Dog Adoptions is hosted by KOFY TV host and Bay Area radio personality Celeste Perry. Each dogs bio, personality, characteristics, age, weight, and an ideal home is presented during the features.
Celeste Perry is the Master of Ceremonies and walks each pet onto the red carpet. She is a well known personality in the Bay Area and has been on-air for over 25 years. She’s always had a Pet Adoption segment on her shows so KOFY Companions is Perfect for Celeste! Celeste is from Honolulu and now lives in Marin with her husband, two sons and two doggies Ginger and Rescue dog Jake (Marin Humane Society)
Love Bug is a gentle little gal, still getting used to her new surroundings. She's hoping to find patient adopters who'll have the time to slowly introduce her to all the new sights and sounds she'll encounter in her new life with them. Attending training classes will be a great way for her to build confidence and learn the skills she'll need to become a well mannered companion. (12/30 gh) This dog is rated for homes with children ten years and older.
Foxy is a busy little girl who is always on the go. She will require plenty of opportunities for physical as well as mental exercise. Going to training classes is a great way for little Foxy to gain impulse control and manners while meeting new people and socializing with other dogs. (12/24 ks) This dog is rated for homes with children five years and older.
Care Bear is a gentle and mild girl who loves everyone she meets. She is an easygoing dog who will thrive in a quiet home with plenty of warm laps to snuggle in. (12/4 ks) This dog is rated for homes with children five years and older.
Alouisus is a peppy little man who will benefit from a gradual and patient introduction to all the new sights and sounds he may come across. Training will help Alouisus' confidence. By giving him ample opportunities to socialize with other doggie friends, he may emerge into an intrepid companion. (1/14 Ap) This dog is rated for children of any age.
Caboose is a gentle and loving girl. She is looking for an adopter with patience and a gentle touch to coax her out of her shell. She will thrive in a quiet, low traffic home. Attending training classes will be a great way for her to build confidence. (7/8 ks) This dog is rated for homes with children ten years and older.
Age: 5 year old
Gender: Male
Breed: Wire Hair Fox Terrier
Adoption Information: SF SPCA
Let’s go! Let’s go! Let’s go! I’m a terrier. I’m tenacious and energetic and active and…well…all things action! I’d love a home that matches my quick wit, love of the outdoors, and super terrier skills. A handsome fellow such as myself deserves only the best!
Age: 3 year old
Gender: Male
Breed: Chihuahua Mix
Adoption Information: SF SPCA
I was picked up as a stray on these mean streets. Now, I think I am ready to settle down and find a home. I was very shy when first picked up, but I really seem to be coming out of my shell. The folks here do still recommend a quiet home with adults and possibly older children for me. A reward-based training class (like Just the Small Basics taught at The SF/SPCA) would work wonders for me. I bet I would love a tricks class too...can't you just see me showing off for all your friends?
Age: 3 year old
Gender: Female
Breed: American Bulldog
Adoption Information: SF SPCA
I’m ready to party! I’m a young gal with oodles of energy and love, and I’m ready to parade into your life and get to having a life of love and fun! Other dogs are fantastic as far as I am concerned, and I would love to hang out with them on a regular basis. Doggy school, tricks class, and lots of time at the dog park – that’s the life for me!
Age: 2 year old
Gender: Male
Breed: Harrier Mix
Adoption Information: SF SPCA
I've had a bit of a rocky start - I was surrendered by my previous owner for being too much of a hound. You know...talking alot and asking for some serious activity. I'm no couch tater! I'm looking for someone who can play long games of fetch, keep me close by and will help me work on my confidence.
Age: 3 years old
Gender: Male
Breed: Terrior Mix
Adoption Information: SF SPCA
I have a big heart. No really, I do! I am ready to be the best, most loving, most joyful pet! The SF SPCA vets tell me that I have a "big heart" and are monitoring my conditions. They have given me special TLC and are available to give you the information you need about my health concerns. I have plenty of love to give, am goofy, smart, and super sweet.
Age: 10month to 1 yrs old
Gender: Spayed Female
Breed: Chihuahua
Adoption Information: A Leg Up Rescue <
Heidi arrived at the shelter holding her leg up. Heidi had a luxating patella (her knee cap was out of place) that has been repaired by our amazing orthopedist and veterinarian. With her knee cap in the proper place, she walks around like a normal dog. She weighs in at a mere four and a half pounds and loves to be with people. Heidi does not need to be with another dog; she's quite content to hang out by herself as long as you have a plush bed and cozy blanket for her. She is quiet and loving. She does have one quirk in that she always turns to the left. There is no neurological reason for it - trust us, she's received the best care just like the rest of the dogs in our program - it's just a "habit" she has developed and apparently enjoys. It could be that she was kept in a breeder box for much of her life and developed this behavior because she didn't have room to move. Whatever the reason, she's a gem of a dog and her adopter will get a lot of love from her beautiful personality.
Age: 2 yrs old
Gender: Spayed Female
Breed: Chihuahua
Adoption Incormation: A Leg Up Rescue
Gidget has the most beautiful hazel eyes and is mainly white with brown markings. She is active & loves to play with toys & other small dogs. Gidget loves people and is an affectionate, cuddly lap dog. She lives with small dogs and a dog savvy cat in her foster home. She would be happiest if her adopter had another small dog in the home who would like a playmate. It is reccomended that because of her small size, Gidget should go to a mature home with children over twelve years old. When out for a walk, Gidget likes runners, bicyclists and skateboarders...a little too much...she thinks it's fun to chase them! She is learning that this isn't in her best interest - she is being desensitized to them on her walks with her foster mom. Gidget is a fast learner.
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