Adults

Adult dogs carry fully formed personalities and a grounded sense of who they are. This section will highlight dogs who are ready for stable routines and gentle companionship. As we meet them, we’ll share their profiles here.

Classification note: Green Muse Adoptables uses its heart system as an organizational tool, not as a medical or behavioral diagnosis.

LEVI — Adult (2 years) • Gentle Giant

About Me

Levi is a nearly 3‑year‑old Staffordshire Bull Terrier currently in foster care. He’s a large, affectionate companion with a steady, people‑focused temperament and a playful nature. At his age, he thrives with structure, gentle guidance, and adopters who appreciate a big dog with a calm, grounded personality. Meeting Levi through his foster gives potential adopters the chance to see his relaxed, true self outside the shelter environment.

If you’re looking for a loving, well‑rounded adult dog who enjoys connection, routine, and close companionship, Levi may be the one to welcome home.

Email:foster@phs.hctx.net
Last Updated: July 16, 2026

CUTTER — Adult (2 years) • Gentle Giant

About Me

Cutter is a 2‑year‑old American Staffordshire Terrier mix currently in foster care. He’s a large, affectionate companion with a steady, people‑focused temperament and a playful, social nature. At his age, he thrives with structure, gentle guidance, and adopters who appreciate a big dog with a calm, grounded personality. Meeting Cutter through his foster gives potential adopters the chance to see his relaxed, true self outside the shelter environment.

If you’re looking for a loving, well‑rounded adult dog who enjoys connection, routine, and close companionship, Cutter may be the one to welcome home.

Last Updated: July 16, 2026

MYLIE — Adult (2 years) • Gentle Giant

About Me

Mylie is a 2‑year‑old Alaskan Husky/Labrador Retriever mix currently in foster care. She’s a medium‑large companion with a gentle, affectionate temperament and a playful, social nature. At her age, she thrives with structure, patient guidance, and adopters who appreciate a dog that balances energy with calm connection. Meeting Mylie through her foster gives potential adopters the chance to see her relaxed, true self outside the shelter environment.

If you’re looking for a loving, well‑rounded adult dog who enjoys companionship, routine, and gentle affection, Mylie may be the one to welcome home.

Email:foster@phs.hctx.net
Last Updated: July 16, 2026

NOLA— Adult (4 years) • Small Breed Companion

About Me

Nola is a 4‑year‑old Redbone Coonhound mix currently in foster care. She’s a small, affectionate companion with a gentle temperament and a calm, thoughtful nature. At her age, she thrives with structure, patient guidance, and adopters who appreciate a dog that balances curiosity with quiet connection. Meeting Nola through her foster gives potential adopters the chance to see her relaxed, true self outside the shelter environment.

If you’re looking for a loving, well‑rounded adult dog who enjoys companionship, routine, and gentle affection, Nola may be the one to welcome home.

Email:foster@phs.hctx.net
Last Updated: July 16, 2026

MOM — Adult (2 years)

About Me

Mom is a 2‑year‑old Domestic Shorthair currently in stray wait at the Palmdale facility. She’s a calm, observant young adult who benefits from predictable routines and gentle handling while she settles into care. As a typical DSH, she may warm up gradually, showing her affectionate side once she feels secure and comfortable in her environment.

If you’re looking for a grounded, easygoing young adult who appreciates quiet connection, Mom may be the one to welcome home once she becomes available.

Availability will update once her stray wait period ends.

Last Updated: July 17, 2026

TITAN — Adult (3 years) • Small Breed Companion

About Me

Titan is a 3‑year‑old Terrier currently in foster care. He’s a small companion dog with a bright, attentive personality and a gentle, people‑focused nature. At his age, he thrives with structure, patient guidance, and adopters who appreciate a dog that balances curiosity with calm connection. Meeting Titan through his foster gives potential adopters the chance to see his relaxed, true self outside the shelter environment.

If you’re looking for a loving, well‑rounded adult dog who enjoys companionship, routine, and gentle affection, Titan may be the one to welcome home.

Email:foster@phs.hctx.net
Last Updated: July 17, 2026

NO NAME — Adult (5 years)

About Me

This 5‑year‑old Tortie Domestic Shorthair is currently in stray wait at the Carson facility. She’s a calm, observant adult cat who benefits from predictable routines and gentle handling while she settles into care. Torties often have expressive personalities, and she may show her affectionate side once she feels secure and comfortable in her environment.

If you’re looking for a grounded, easygoing adult cat who appreciates quiet connection, she may be the one to welcome home once she becomes available.

Availability will update once her stray wait period ends.

Last Updated: July 17, 2026

HOWIE — Adult (4 years) • Gentle Giant • Long-Stay

About Me

Howie is a sweet, playful dog who enjoys treats and spending time with people. He knows basic commands, including “sit” and “paw,” and is believed to be housebroken.

At 55 pounds, Howie is a larger companion who may be a good match for an adopter looking for an adult dog with a playful personality and some basic skills already in place.

Howie has been at Broward County Animal Care for more than 200 days and is currently considered a long-stay resident. A patient adopter willing to spend time getting to know him outside the kennel environment may have a better opportunity to see his individual personality and determine whether they are a good fit for one another.

Last Updated: September 1, 2026

MILLIE — Adult (4 years) •Gentle Giant • Long-Stay

About Me

Millie is a gentle, low-energy adult who enjoys human companionship and is comfortable being walked by shelter staff. She may be a good match for someone looking for a calmer, laid-back companion.

Millie has been noted as reactive around other dogs and does better in smaller, quieter playgroups. This does not automatically mean she is a special-needs pet or define how she may behave in every environment. It is simply important information for potential adopters to consider when determining whether their home and experience are a good fit.

A home where introductions and interactions with other dogs can be handled thoughtfully may suit her best. As with any shelter pet, adopters should speak directly with shelter staff for the most current behavioral observations and guidance.

Millie has been in shelter care since June 4, 2025, which is why she is classified here as a 💗 Long-Stay pet.

Classification note: Green Muse Adoptables uses its heart system as an organizational tool, not as a medical or behavioral diagnosis. Millie is classified as 💙 Adult, 🧡 Gentle Giant, and 💗 Long-Stay based on her documented age, breed/type, and length of stay. She is not classified as 🤍 Special-Needs based solely on the reported dog reactivity.

Last Updated: September 3, 2026