MALE DOGS

Meet Gus

Big huge, beautiful Thor is done with his board and train, and he is officially ready for to find his furever home!

Thor is an easy going dog and now that he has a solid obedience foundation under him, he's really easy to handle and can fit in just about any home! He is a big lazy dog who wants to lay around all day but when he's up and moving he can

✨ Sit

✨Stay

✨Place

✨Heal

✨Walk on left

✨Walk with loose leash

✨Be dog Nuetral

Thor is also kid friendly and would he fine in a home with cats and small animals!

Meet Thor

1.5-Year-Old Male Cane Corso

📍Currently in training with @K9DEBC

Tank was pulled off death row and put straight into a board and train program where we finally uncovered why he was surrendered in the first place: dog reactivity. But with time, structure, and serious commitment, Tank has moved past the reactive stage and become a more neutral, steady dog.

He doesn’t go looking for trouble anymore—but make no mistake, he’ll end it if it comes his way.

Tank is excellent with people, thrives with confident leadership, and respects clear boundaries. He should be your only dog. No dogs, cats or small animals

If you’re looking for a ride-or-die guardian who’s already done the hard work and is ready for a committed home, Tank is your guy.

Meet Tank

Benzi is a bright-eyed, big-headed heartthrob with a good spirit and a gentle soul. At just under 3 years old, he’s already tipping the scales at 105 lbs — and still has a little more to fill out as he matures.

Despite being overlooked in the shelter, Benzi has stayed optimistic and easygoing. He’s strong but polite on leash, and thrives with structure. He’d do great with a well-matched female dog and has been calm and appropriate around children.

If you’re looking for a young Cane Corso with solid foundation and room to grow — Benzi might be your guy.

Meet Benzi

At just 18 months old, Sirius has already lived a lifetime of hardship. Found as a true stray, he was trapped in the wild — emaciated, covered in ticks and fleas, and barely hanging on. His body told the story of survival, but his eyes held something deeper: a quiet resilience and a longing to be seen.

Since coming into rescue, Sirius has made remarkable strides. With proper care, love, and time, his body has healed — and so has his spirit. Though his droopy expression gives off major Eeyore vibes, don’t be fooled — Sirius is a happy, gentle guy with a heart full of hope. He’s learning to trust, to play, and to enjoy the simple joys of companionship.

Sirius isn’t looking for chaos or crowds. He’s searching for a calm, confident female dog to guide him — a strong canine sister who can show him the ropes and help him feel safe. He thrives in the presence of a nurturing leader, someone who can help him navigate the world with quiet confidence.

He’s not flashy. He’s not loud. But Sirius is the kind of dog who will quietly change your life. He’ll sit beside you in silence, follow your lead, and bloom under the warmth of your care. He’s a reminder that healing takes time, and that even the most broken beginnings can lead to beautiful futures.

If you believe in second chances and the power of gentle guidance, Sirius is waiting for you.

Sirius — The Gentle Soul with a Warrior’s Heart

At 2 years old, Vader is the kind of dog every child dreams of growing up with — loyal, gentle, and full of heart. Raised in a loving home surrounded by kids, Vader didn’t just learn basic manners — he learned to say “Amen” before every meal, a touching ritual that speaks volumes about the bond he shared with his family.

But life took a heartbreaking turn. Vader was surrendered, not by choice, and the loss hit him hard. He’s been grieving ever since, missing the laughter, the bedtime cuddles, and the little voices that once called him their best friend. Despite the sadness, Vader hasn’t lost his spirit — he’s still holding out hope for a second chance at family life.

Vader is incredible with children. He’s patient, affectionate, and naturally protective — the kind of dog who’ll sit quietly during story time, follow kids around the yard, and offer comfort when they need it most. He’s not interested in other dogs, and that’s okay — because Vader is all the companion you’ll ever need.

He’s ready to be someone’s shadow, someone’s protector, someone’s best friend. If your home is filled with love, laughter, and little feet — Vader is waiting to fill it with tail wags, loyalty, and a whole lot of heart.

Vader — The Faithful Family Dog with a Heart Full of Love

Bronco — The Loyal Soul Still Waiting for Home

Bronco is said to be 11, though his teeth suggest he may be closer to 8 or 9. Either way, he’s a senior — and it’s heartbreaking that he’s spending these years in rescue instead of curled up beside the family he once loved.

He was placed on the urgent list at Carson Shelter, overlooked and out of time, until we stepped in to give him a second chance. Now safe, Bronco carries himself with quiet dignity. He’s stoic, calm, and deeply soulful — the kind of dog who feels like a secret keeper, a steady old friend who’s seen life’s highs and lows and still chooses grace.

When you look into Bronco’s eyes, you can’t help but ask, What happened? How did this loyal companion end up alone after years of devotion? There’s a sadness in his gaze, a sense that he’s still holding back — as if waiting for his people to walk through the door and take him home again.

We believe he misses them deeply. But until that door opens, Bronco remains patient, gentle, and quietly hopeful. He’s ready to open his heart again to someone who sees the beauty in his age, the wisdom in his silence, and the loyalty in his soul.

Bronco doesn’t need much — just a soft bed, a kind voice, and someone to remind him that love never runs out. He deserves to spend his golden years wrapped in warmth, dignity, and the comfort of home.