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Shiba Inus Currently Available for Adoption from NYCSR

Toby, black and tan, Shiba Inu
Toby

Adoption Pending
4 yr old male
Gets along with some dogs
Prefers calm household
NO children under 15
Ginger, red female Shiba
Ginger

7 year old female
friendly, playful
likes to sunbathe
doesn’t like thunderstorms

Chase

5 yr old male
Athletic and sweet
Likes other dogs and cats
Very smart and cute
emmie
Emmie

Adoption Pending
4 yrs old
Very smart and energetic
would be best as only dog
very loyal and loving


Brando

9 yr old male
incredibly sweet
good with other dogs
athletic, likes long walks

Sunny

~8 yr old male
great with kids and adults
playful and likes other dogs
howls like a walrus

Spock

Adoption Pending
~ 3 yr old male
playful, affectionate
good with new people

Shiba Inus Available from Other Rescues and Owners

We have many other available Shibas listed on our site.


NYCSR Shibas Coming Soon (not yet available)


Meiko

Ruby

Sam

Brutus

Pixie

Jordan

Kitsuni

DJ

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Introducing Jordan

Jordan is an 8yr old neutered male who was surrendered to us because he showed some aggression to the mailman and his owners were nervous that they would not be able to curb this behavior properly. Our initial impression of him is that he’s nervous, perhaps a little low in the self-esteem/confidence department and therefore guards himself by showing aggression. He barks a lot when he first meets someone and is very tense. If you let him sniff you and get to know you without forcing him, he seems to warm up some but he must be approached with a calm and controlled manner.

Jordan lived with children but would thrive in a home that was overall quiet, calm, and not too hectic. The buzz of a busy home seems to upset him and keeps him tense. He didn’t relax too much when we first met him but did let our volunteer pet him. He’s very healthy and has nice bright eyes but he did have his ACL replaced and may walk with a small limp or seem to favor a leg. Since he’s been with us, he’s been coming out of his shell and adjusting.

Keep checking back to learn more about Jordan!

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