Young Adults
Young adults are in that in‑between stage — playful, curious, and still shaping their confidence. When a dog in this life chapter needs a path toward a forever home, their story will begin here.
Classification note: Green Muse Adoptables uses its heart system as an organizational tool, not as a medical or behavioral diagnosis.
ROBBY — Young Adult (1 year) • Gentle Giant
About Me
Robby is a 1‑year‑old German Shepherd currently in foster care. As a young adult, he’s energetic, curious, and still learning the world around him. He benefits from structure, patient guidance, and adopters who appreciate a large‑breed dog with a bright, eager personality. Meeting Robby through his foster gives potential adopters the chance to see his relaxed, true self outside the shelter environment.
If you’re looking for a young, affectionate companion who enjoys connection, routine, and active engagement, Robby may be the one to welcome home.
Email: foster@phs.hctx.net
Last Updated: July 17, 2026
CEVICHE — Young Adult (2 year) • Gentle Giant • Long-Stay
About Me
Ceviche is a playful, active young dog who especially enjoys toys and a good game of tug. During interactions at the shelter, he has done well meeting other dogs.
With his enthusiasm for play and activity, Ceviche may be a good match for an adopter looking for an active companion and willing to provide regular exercise, enrichment, and opportunities to play.
Ceviche has been in shelter care since September 2025. Anyone interested in learning more about his temperament, daily routine, or compatibility with their household should speak directly with Miami-Dade Animal Services.
Last Updated: August 27, 2026
THUNDER — Young Adult (1 year) • Gentle Giant
About Me
Thunder is a young, smart, energetic German Shepherd with a playful personality and a love for being active. Some of his favorite activities include outdoor adventures, playing with soccer balls, solving tasks that keep his mind engaged, and spending time with his people.
He is partly housebroken and crate trained and is still learning everyday skills such as walking calmly on leash, keeping all four paws down, and appropriate play without mouthing.
Thunder enjoys people, although his energy and youthful play style may be overwhelming for small children who are not accustomed to energetic dogs. He has also shown potential to live with another dog and may do best with a canine companion whose energy level is compatible with his.
An active adopter who enjoys spending time outdoors and is willing to provide consistent training, routine, mental enrichment, and plenty of positive engagement could be a good match for Thunder.
Last Updated: September 10, 2026
Classification note: Green Muse Adoptables uses its heart system as an organizational tool, not as a medical or behavioral diagnosis.