The dogs listed below are up for adoption through Aussie Rescue SoCal. They may be in foster homes. Follow the specific contact information in the listing if interested in a dog that is listed. If there is no information listed for contact, use our Adoption Application to express interest. Please be sure to enter the dog's name that you're interested in the appropriate field.
Whisper
Whisper is an 11-year-old, tricolor blue merle, spayed, 25 pound mini Aussie. She would do best in a family as the only dog and does not do well around other dogs or cats. She was part of a large rescue operation from a breeder who could no longer care for them.
She is currently placed with a foster in Palmdale until she can find her forever home.
Lovie
Lovie, is an 11 month old medium size double merle Aussie with a tail. She hears very well but is also really good at ignoring. She was surrendered to the shelter in March of 2026 as her owners were being prosecuted for cruelty to animals. She was in the shelter for 4 months getting healthy. As good as the shelter was to her, she still had much to learn about people and manners. ARSC pulled her from the shelter in July 2026.
Here is what she is good at: playing with other dogs, obeying commands (sometimes), eating her food, being a watch dog, riding in the car, walking in crowds, helping her sister see. Her quieter moments are spent cuddling with her human “mom,” taking an afternoon nap (and other naps throughout the day), and just being a wonderful sweet dog with medium Aussie energy. She does have limited vision and needs a little support from her humans such as putting night lights around the house. She is spayed and is up to date on all her shots.
Berrie
Berrie, is a 11 month old medium size double merle Aussie with a tail. Berrie is Lovie’s sister. Like Lovie she hears very well but is also really good at ignoring. She was surrendered to the shelter in March of 2026 as her owners were being prosecuted for cruelty to animals. She was in the shelter for 4 months getting healthy. As good as the shelter was to her, she still had much to learn about people and manners. ARSC pulled her from the shelter in July 2026.
Here is what she is good at: playing with other dogs, obeying commands (sometimes), eating her food, being a watch dog, riding in the car, walking in crowds. She is more energetic than Lovie. Her quieter moments are spent cuddling with her human “dad,” taking an afternoon nap (and other naps throughout the day). She does have more limited vision than Lovie and needs a little more support from her humans such as putting night lights around the house and having another dog which makes it easier for her to move around. She is spayed and is up to date on all her shots.
