We’re currently working with several dogs from Salt Lake County Animal Services.
Macarthur is 1 1/2 year old Shepard mix. He is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. He is very playful and eager to learn. He needs someone that wants to train him and make him part the family. He is currently for adoption through Salt Lake County Animal Services, but is receiving training at Miller Kennels in Ogden. His adoption fee is $95. For more information, call 801-540-4661.
Thunder is for adoption. He is 3 years old, neutered, and vaccinated. He would make a great family companion. His demeanor is very subtle and reserved. He gets along with everyone and other creatures big and small. He is extremely easy to work with, and he loves to please. His adoption fee is $125.
Max is available.
Bronco is a 3 1/2 year old English Pointer. He is microchipped, neutered, and vaccinated. He is very easy to work with in the field and gets along well with other dogs and kids. In field work, he is very experienced, steady to flush, has moderate range, and retrieves to hand. His adoption fee is $295.
Lucy is a 2 year old Chocolate Labrador. She is spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated. She has strong retrieve and hunt drive, loves swimming, and has high energy. She has been started on field and obedience work. She is best suited for a handler with some experience. Her adoption fee is $295.
Salina is a 1 1/2 year old Chocolate Labrador. She has been spayed, micro chipped, and vaccinated. We have just started working with her. She is easy to work with on obedience and loves to retrieve a ball. Her adoption fee is $295.
Animal Concepts Foundation
We have opened a non-profit rescue facility in order to help save more dogs. Our main goal is to evaluate and place dogs with suitable long-term owners based on the dog’s inherent capabilities and experiences.
What makes us different from other rescues groups is our 25 years experience. Training a wide variety of breeds. Our facility has several grassy fields with an obstacle coarse and even a large pond. We keep the dogs at the facility healthy, happy and active.
Our interactions with the dogs give us an expanded opportunity to evaluate their natural abilities, drives and traits to succeed in a variety of tasks. We have had success in placing dogs that now work at airports searching for contraband and explosives. Others have been successful at search and rescue Operations. We have also placed several as great hunting dogs and family companions.
A local dog that we turned around is now working at Weber State University. K9 Balou, a 3-year-old German Sheppard, bounced from one rescue to another. He is now trained and certified in explosive detection and patrol. Currently we are seeking funds through grants and tax-deductible donations. We also have a need for sponsors and volunteers. Donations of blankets, towels. And gift vouchers are greatly appreciated.
For more information and to see our available dogs, visit Animal Concepts Foundation.
