Caleb-AL Meet adoptable deaf 10 year old Caleb who is looking for a loving forever home with someone who will cherish him, become his new best friend and always keep him safe. From his rescue advocate; Caleb is a special soul who was pulled from a kill shelter. He is estimated to about 10 years old. Caleb is deaf and has little vision left but don’t let his age and disabilities deter you.

Meet Martha, a 10 month old female Cross-Breed who is small to medium in size, weighing around 10kg. She is vaccinated, neutered, and has no known health issues. Martha was rescued in Romania in September 2025. She was described as adorable and playful without being too overwhelming, often hopping onto her hind legs to greet people. She moved to her current foster home in December 2025.

Are you one of those people who just can’t decide if you’re a dog person or a cat person? Many of us love both of these adorable creatures and wish they could be besties. Luckily, with a little effort, dogs and cats can learn to get along and become the ultimate duo. When it comes to the best dog breeds for cats, going smaller can be a good idea.

Eddy-TN Meet adoptable deaf Eddy 12 week old (DOB 11/01/25) who is a Lab mix puppy looking for  a very special safe and loving  home with someone who will cherish him, make daily positive reinforcement sign training/socialization/enrichment a priority and always keep him safe. From his rescue advocate: Eddy was found on the side of the road in Senatobia, MS.

Dogs are incredibly expressive creatures, and while they may not speak our language, they’ve mastered the art of nonverbal communication. From subtle body movements to distinct behaviors, dogs often try to send us messages that we might overlook. Understanding these signals can deepen your bond with your furry friend and help you better meet their needs. Here are ten key signals your dog is secretly trying to communicate with you.

Dogs are emotional creatures that experience a range of feelings, including stress. While some signs of stress in dogs are obvious, others can be subtle and easily overlooked. Recognizing these signals is crucial for addressing their discomfort and ensuring their well-being. Here are 10 common signs your dog may be stressed and what you can do to help them feel more at ease.

Meet River, a 1 year old male Cross-Breed who is small to medium in size and has a very strong personality with a lot of love to give. River cannot live with children. When introduced to visiting children in the home, he snapped and nipped once in a non-injurious incident, so he would need an adult-only home. River currently shares his home with two dogs, whom he has never fully accepted indoors, though he is amazing with them outside.

Meet Lenny, a 6 month old male Lurcher who is small to medium in size, currently about 20″ to the shoulder and weighing 16kg, though he is still growing. Lenny was given up by his previous owners due to a relationship split and is now in foster care in North Wales. When he first arrived, he was very scared of people, but within two days he bonded with his foster carers and became a devoted, affectionate boy who loves snuggles.

Meet Pippa, a 5 year old female Cross-Breed currently in foster in Cumbria. She is a sweet, friendly, and affectionate girl who adores human company. Pippa thrives when close to her people, whether it’s enjoying gentle cuddles on the sofa or a good belly rub. She forms strong bonds quickly and has a loving, loyal nature that makes her a joy to have around.

If your dog turns into a little gremlin the second they get wet — sprinting laps around the house, rubbing their damp body on every surface you own, or ricocheting off furniture like they’re practicing parkour — welcome to the zoomies club. Dogs of all breeds and ages tend to get the “wet zoomies,” and while it looks hilarious, the reason behind it is more interesting than you might think.

If you live with a dog, you’ve probably noticed that they have a favorite way to nap: curled up or stretched out, always facing the door. Whether it’s your front entrance, the bedroom doorway, or the spot leading into the hall, dogs love to take on the guardian role and keep watch.  It might look like a simple habit, but this small behavior actually tells a fascinating story about instinct, comfort, and trust.

Meet adoptable deaf 3 year old Border Collie mix Zuko who is looking for a loving forever home with someone who will cherish, teach him new sign cues and always keep him safe. Zuko can not live with cats so a no cat home would be ideal for him.   From his shelter advocate: Zuko is a adopters dream. 3 yr. Zuko is healthy except but he is mostly deaf. 

NOTICE: Deaf Dogs Rock is a directory of deaf dogs in need of homes. Some deaf dogs are with rescue organizations or private owners. No information on Deaf Dogs Rock is guaranteed. Although the information on DeafDogsRock.com is updated frequently, it is always best to call the facility, organization, or private owner that lists the deaf dogs with us to ensure it is still available and to ensure that the information listed on DeafDogsRock.com is accurate.

NOTICE: Deaf Dogs Rock is a directory of deaf dogs in need of homes. Some deaf dogs are with rescue organizations or private owners. No information on Deaf Dogs Rock is guaranteed. Although the information on DeafDogsRock.com is updated frequently, it is always best to call the facility, organization, or private owner that lists the deaf dogs with us to ensure it is still available and to ensure that the information listed on DeafDogsRock.com is accurate.

Hi you guys. Y’know…ever since the kid came to live here, it seems like he’s been kinda taking over this blog and getting all the attention. Sure, I know you guys think he’s cute and you like seeing him. But I’m cute too…and not nearly as much of a troublemaker as he is. Here’re just a few things he does that makes him a total PEST!

Meet adoptable deaf 4.5 year old Reno who is looking for a loving forever home with someone who will cherish him, become his new best friend, take him on adventures and always keep him safe. From his current caregiver: Reno has been our pup for over 4 years now. When my husband and I adopted him he was as only a 6 week old Blue Heeler and the white in his fur was still visible from how young he was.

It takes a thoughtful and giving tribe of animal lovers to support Deaf Dogs Rock to continue to carry out our mission of helping one deaf dog at a time. Deaf Dogs Rock spends between $2500 and $4000.00 each month on Rocker Dog/Puppy Rescue sponsorships.  If you would like to help sponsor a deaf dog out of a kill shelter into the safe arms of rescue, please click here to Donate.

Bert – Tracy, CA Meet adoptable deaf 1.5 year old Bert who is currently looking for a loving forever home with someone who will cherish him, take him on fun adventures, teach him new sign cues and always keep him safe. Bert would love to have a big secured fenced in yard to run and play in safely. He is house trained, neutered, good with respectful children (cats unknown).

Hi everyone. We are joining, The Cat On My Head’s Sunday Selfie Blog Hop. Only a few selfies today. Squeaky ( AKA Trouble) and Brody and Penny took her selfie when helping Teddy in the kitchen. To see, click here. The post Sunday Selfies first appeared on 15andmeowing.com.

They often call the Indian street dog a survivor; tough, wary, built to endure. The Indian pariah dog Aloka is proving he is something more: a teacher. Calm, steadfast, and quietly profound, he carries himself not like a mascot of endurance, but like a sage on four paws. Scroll your feed and you’ll likely spot the headlines about a “viral dog” crossing America.

Meet Alfred, a 4 year old male Cross-Breed who is medium in size and has settled beautifully into foster life. Alfred is a gentle, friendly boy who has adapted to life in his foster home very well. He enjoys the company of his family and is very affectionate. He is a clever and more cautious character who will stop to watch and assess new situations.

It’s time for outtakes! And I have a bunch of them for you today. With a guest even! I only pose nicely if I’m paid up front! That also counts for my post-therapy cat visits. I was just blowing off some steam! I really have no idea what’s with his fascination with my tail! And here he is a few moments later, looking sketchy. And that’s it for the outtakes! I hope they amused you. If you have a favorite, let me know in the comments.

Falcor- VA Meet adoptable deaf two year old Aussie/Border Collie mix Falcor who is looking for a loving forever home with someone who is REALLY committed to daily positive reinforcement training/socialization/enrichment and who will help Falcor be the best he can be (and always keep him safe). From his shelter advocate: Falcor has had so many challenges in his short life.

One of the best things about cats is that they tend to have big, bright eyes. Their eyes are such a big part of their personalities, and often what makes them so cute. Every so often, though, when you’re gazing into your cat’s eyes, you might notice that their pupils are much bigger than usual. The dilation of the pupil, or “mydriasis” in scientific terms, can occur due to many different reasons.

NOTICE: Deaf Dogs Rock is a directory of deaf dogs in need of homes. Some deaf dogs are with rescue organizations or private owners. No information on Deaf Dogs Rock is guaranteed. Although the information on DeafDogsRock.com is updated frequently, it is always best to call the facility, organization, or private owner that lists the deaf dogs with us to ensure it is still available and to ensure that the information listed on DeafDogsRock.com is accurate.