He is cleared for euthanasia. He is the last dog listed on their site. Extremely URGENT 🆘 URGENT -🆘SHELTER IS OVER CAPACITY - ALL DOGS IN DANGER REGARDLESS OF AMOUNT OF TIME THERE - NO NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN BY SHELTER SHERMAN #A544115 (Moreno Valley, CA) Neutered Male, white and brown Pit Bull Terrier mix. The shelter thinks I am about 2 years. I weigh approximately 77.60 lbs. I hve been at the shelter since Jun 24, 2025 and I may be available for adoption on Jul 02, 2025 at 10:00AM. STAFF NOTE

💔 LINCOLN – EUTHANASIA SCHEDULED TODAY, OCTOBER 20TH AT 2 PM 💔 Another overlooked dog… how are we going to let a dog like this die? Lincoln is unbelievably patient and sweet. He sits and looks up at you with those big hopeful eyes, taking treats so gently from your hand. You can tell he’s trying so hard to be good, to be noticed, to be chosen. He’s been kenneled with multiple other dogs and has done amazing — no issues, no drama, just a gentle soul trying to survive in an overcrowded shelter.

🚨 TIM – SCHEDULED FOR EUTHANASIA TODAY, OCT 22 @ 2PM 🚨 When I met Tim, I didn’t see an “aggressive” dog. I saw a scared, unsure boy trying his best to cope with a world that doesn’t make sense to him. He didn’t growl, he didn’t snap — he took treats gently and watched me with cautious, searching eyes. The shelter environment is overwhelming for sensitive dogs like Tim. The noise, the constant stress, the confusion — it’s enough to make any dog retreat into fear. But fear isn’t aggression. It’s