Agave Dogs Rescue

11/02/2026

Chowder is such a fun kiddo! Cute wire fur and freckles. He loves to play then snuggle. We think he might be part Jack Russell Terrier. Approximately 4 months old and 8 pounds.

Chowder would really love a fenced yard to play in. He’s an energetic pup that also knows how to settle in the home.

Read more about Chowder: https://www.petfinder.com/dog/chowder-1ecee9af-ba00-44bb-b394-818b253a47d3/or/beavercreek/agave-dogs-rescue-or364/details/

Fostered in Gresham, Oregon

Complete an adoption application on our website: https://www.agavedogs.org/adopt

10/31/2026

We have a bunch of adorable, deserving dogs newly posted to our website and available for adoption. They arrived October 24th and are eager to meet prospective new families 🧡

Available dogs: https://www.agavedogs.org/available-rescue-dogs

Apply to adopt: https://www.agavedogs.org/adopt

All dogs are in loving foster homes near Portland, Oregon 🐾

10/23/2026

*** ADOPTED ***

Clove is a local Oregon dog who lost her home due to her owner becoming incarcerated. We saw her on a Facebook rehoming group, possibly pregnant and jumped in to get her spayed. At only 11 months old, Clove deserves a fresh start in life 🧡🐾

• Petite girl at just 47 pounds
• Possibly a German Shepherd/Pit Bull mix
• Adores all people, men, women and kids
• A sponge for affection! Loves cuddles!
• Great with other dogs large and small and fostered with two rowdy boy dogs larger than her.
• Good with cats
• Super fetch dog! Even brings the ball back.
• Struggles in the crate some and will need some additional work in that area.

Read more about adorable Clove: https://www.petfinder.com/dog/clove-9f02d236-66f1-4d17-b51f-fd89ae3acd21/or/beavercreek/agave-dogs-rescue-or364/details/

Fostered in Lincoln City but her foster mom comes to Portland, Oregon often!

Apply to adopt: https://www.agavedogs.org/adopt

10/23/2026

ADOPTED! Joshua is a record holder for our rescue. This soft, sensitive boy survived over TWO YEARS in a California shelter. He’s the longest term shelter dog we have ever saved. After one month in foster, his amazing foster mom decided Joshua fit in so well and he gets to stay. Joshua has even done great with the resident kitten 🐱

Joshua had a lot of medical issues to address: skin infection, large lump on his leg and many broken and decayed teeth. This week he finished out his medical checklist with a dental that extracted 13 teeth!

Check out Joshua’s amazing progress building muscle and feeling better after a month of the good life in foster. His foster mom (and now adoptive mom!) Taylin has given him the ultimate glow up - returning to good conditioning and health. Go Joshua! And happy adoption day after an eternity in the system sweet boy! 💙🐾

10/16/2026

Want to get your carpets and couches cleaned AND help Agave Dogs Rescue save dogs at the same time?

Our friends at Nicholas Carpet Care have generously offered to donate 20% to Agave Dogs Rescue just for mentioning us at the time of your cleaning! Today we received a check for $147.81 from them after they completed one carpet cleaning job at a home who mentioned Agave Dogs Rescue - that covers the cost of one spay or neuter surgery!

Here are the services they provide:
- Carpet cleaning
- Carpet repair
- Upholstery cleaning
- Wood floor cleaning
- Tile and grout cleaning

Shoot them a message to get scheduled and feel good about getting your home a little cleaner AND supporting rescue dogs at the same time!

They are an Oregon City, Oregon based business who love to support rescue dogs. They truly go above and beyond to take care of their customers and do an amazing job🌟

Link to their Facebook is above ⬆️

If you live anywhere near Portland or the greater metro area they would be happy to help.

Thank you Nicholas Carpet Care LLC! 🐕🐾

10/15/2026

Help sponsor the spay and neuter of a brother and sister pair of dogs having puppies together? We are trying to raise $532 to cover their surgeries ✂️🙏🏼

Elijah and Elisha are a pair of Oregon dogs (littermates) whose owner is disabled and could not afford the surgeries. These littermates recently had a litter of puppies together and we saw the puppies on a rehoming group seeking new homes. We asked what the plan was for the parent dogs to be spayed and neutered? No plan.

There was also a raging flea infestation in the home that had mom dog almost bald 😥

When we come across these situations in Oregon rehoming groups, we always try to offer assistance with spay and neuter to prevent more dogs being born with no plan.

Yesterday, both parent dogs were spayed and neutered with the help of our veterinary partners at RADPetsCorvallis.

Here are the services rendered:

• Spay $293

• Neuter $250

• Required rabies vaccines $44

• Post operative cones $25

• Bravecto flea medicine to protect the dogs from fleas for 90 days and hopefully stop the infestation $120

The owner was able to contribute $200 to the invoice with the small rehoming fees collected from the puppies.

If anyone can help us with the remaining $532 charge to our credit card that would be greatly appreciated. Spaying and neutering Oregon dogs whose owners are struggling to afford it is important to us.

Venmo: (see QR code in photos - beware of scam accounts impersonating us - we are under the BUSINESS heading on Venmo)

PayPal: [email protected]

Mail a check:
Agave Dogs Rescue
PO Box 453
Beavercreek, OR 97004

Thank you for helping us try to get ahead of the dog overpopulation crisis through critical spay and neuter efforts! 💙🐕

www.agavedogs.org

10/10/2026

UPDATE: Found and safe! 🙌🏼💜
Thank you WagginTails Search & Rescue! 🐶

This is one of our lost ADOPTED dogs near Oatfield Road and Webster Road in Milwaukie. If anyone lives in Milwaukie or Gladstone, Oregon area please keep an eye out. Dog is 30 pounds and wearing a collar and ID tags. We just need a sighting. No not chase or try to catch her. Text the number in the flyer with location/date/time/direction dog is traveling.

This is also a reminder to please choose your dog sitter carefully. Seasoned dog sitters with experience ensuring your dog is supervised and safely contained is so critical. The dog sitter you choose can mean life or death for your dog. We really hope Gloria can be safely reunited with her family.

💕🐾💕🐾💕
FOUND & SAFE
🦄🦄GLORIA - GLADSTONE
🔶Lost from sitters
🔶Newly Adopted
▪️Boston Terrier
💕🐾💕🐾💕🐾

🔺DO NOT ENGAGE - SHE is scared and will run
🔺DO NOT APPROACH- SHE is scared and will run
🔺DO NOT CALL OR WHISTLE- SHE will run
🔺CALL IF SEEN - date/time/location/direction headed.

🎉FOUND 10/10
❌SEEN 10/9@4pm Oatfield Rd & Oakridge Dr
‼️LOST 10/9/26@12:30pm Donna Lynn Way & E Kenmore St

09/28/2026

ADOPTED! Enzo came to us from a very rural California shelter where dogs often end up staying for years with no adoption interest. We immediately noticed his eye looked injured and got him into our vet. He had been suffering with ulcers in his eye and dry eye for likely years 🥺

We got Enzo started on antibiotics to heal the ulcers and daily eye ointment to treat the dry eye which will be a lifelong condition for him. He also had an injured and infected toe that needed treatment. After addressing his medical needs, we got to work trying to find an adopter willing to give a home to a dog with a chronic medical condition.

Thankfully, Enzo pretty quickly met his new mom who was not put off by daily eye medication. Enzo is feeling so much better and now has a bright future ahead of him! 🩵

09/28/2026

ADOPTED! Winslet came to us from Oklahoma where our rescue partners there see puppies growing up in foster or being euthanized regularly. We were happy to offer Winslet a spot in our program to give her the best chance at a better life.

Winslet is such an easy going, sweet-as-sugar, girl! Winslet met her new family over the weekend and it was a great match! She has a new doggie brother to show her the ropes too. Happy new life Winslet! 🧡🩷💜

09/28/2026

ADOPTED! Our “Fuzzy Friends” litter consisting of Wallaby, Squirrel, Mink, Gerbil, Kitten, Chipmunk, Red Panda and Hamster are finally off with their amazing new parents! 🙌🏼

This litter of 8 came to us so neglected. They had lived outdoors under a house, were covered in hundreds of ticks and fleas, and had internal parasites sucking the literal life out of them (see last photos.) We have no doubt they would not have survived without rescue intervention. One puppy even spent his first night with us at the emergency vet being stabilized to the tune of $2,000.

But after 3 weeks safe and cozy in foster, multiple medications on board, and some good food, these babies really bounced back. This was a huge lift for our team but the end is so rewarding to see. And we spayed mom dog who remained with her owners (the owners were not willing to relinquish mom dog unfortunately.) Have the very best lives little ones! 🌟✨