Dusty

All dogs are located in southeast Arizona between Benson and Willcox Arizona. Please contact Carrie at fedwellfarm@yahoo.com or 602-316-8919 (no texts please) <br/><br/>UPDATED PROFILE: Opal and Dusty have learned so much and come so far! <br/><br/> <br/>A wonderful donor has offered up to $500 to help pay for a dog trainer to work with their adopter.<br/><br/>WE WOULD ALLOW THESE DOGS TO A RANCH OR FARM HOME in order to keep them together. We normally do not allow outdoor only, but these two would really love to be together on a farm or ranch. <br/><br/>Opal and Dusty have learned so much and come so far! <br/><br/>These two wonderful dogs would also excel as service dogs. They are extremely loyal and want to desperately bond with their humans. <br/><br/>They are extremely loyal and want to desperately bond with their humans. <br/><br/>Both have been snake avoidance trained and actually did so well that the trainer was impressed, and they seem to have known about snakes instinctively. <br/><br/>Opal and Dusty were scared kids picked up by animal control in New Mexico. When they arrived, we could not even catch them, they were so afraid. T<br/><br/>They have come so far! They love their humans; they look forward to human contact and are absolutely the BEST ON THE LEASH!!!!! <br/><br/>They go for long walks with the volunteer, and they are perfect. Once, the volunteer fell on the walk and the leashes were let go., Dusty and Opal stayed right with her and made sure the volunteer was okay and then waited for their leashes to be picked up and carry on with their walk. (The volunteer was not injured thankfully) Both of them are now 2 years old. <br/><br/>They have filled out beautifully and are in magnificent condition. Both weigh between 70 and 80 pounds. <br/><br/>We would love to place these two in a home together, if possible, but we would separate if necessary. <br/><br/>Please come meet these wonderful, beautiful kids and give them the life they really deserve. <br/><br/>They have been in rescue way to long and they will repay their new family with so much love, giggles and smiles! <br/><br/>602-316-8919 (no texts please)

All dogs are located in southeast Arizona between Benson and Willcox Arizona. Please contact Carrie at fedwellfarm@yahoo.com or 602-316-8919 (no texts please)

UPDATED PROFILE: Opal and Dusty have learned so much and come so far!


A wonderful donor has offered up to $500 to help pay for a dog trainer to work with their adopter.

WE WOULD ALLOW THESE DOGS TO A RANCH OR FARM HOME in order to keep them together. We normally do not allow outdoor only, but these two would really love to be together on a farm or ranch.

Opal and Dusty have learned so much and come so far!

These two wonderful dogs would also excel as service dogs. They are extremely loyal and want to desperately bond with their humans.

They are extremely loyal and want to desperately bond with their humans.

Both have been snake avoidance trained and actually did so well that the trainer was impressed, and they seem to have known about snakes instinctively.

Opal and Dust

All dogs are located in southeast Arizona between Benson and Willcox Arizona. Please contact Carrie at fedwellfarm@yahoo.com or 602-316-8919 (no texts please)

UPDATED PROFILE: Opal and Dusty have learned so much and come so far!


A wonderful donor has offered up to $500 to help pay for a dog trainer to work with their adopter.

WE WOULD ALLOW THESE DOGS TO A RANCH OR FARM HOME in order to keep them together. We normally do not allow outdoor only, but these two would really love to be together on a farm or ranch.

Opal and Dusty have learned so much and come so far!

These two wonderful dogs would also excel as service dogs. They are extremely loyal and want to desperately bond with their humans.

They are extremely loyal and want to desperately bond with their humans.

Both have been snake avoidance trained and actually did so well that the trainer was impressed, and they seem to have known about snakes instinctively.

Opal and Dusty were scared kids picked up by animal control in New Mexico. When they arrived, we could not even catch them, they were so afraid. T

They have come so far! They love their humans; they look forward to human contact and are absolutely the BEST ON THE LEASH!!!!!

They go for long walks with the volunteer, and they are perfect. Once, the volunteer fell on the walk and the leash