Adopt A Dog

The dogs listed below are currently available for adoption at the Walton County Animal Shelter.

For more information about one of these dogs, please contact us at (850) 892-8758 or by email at animalservices@waltonso.org and reference the ID number located in the caption of the photo.

Tan and grey brindle mixed breed dog looking at camera

Cinderella

ID: #71291
Breed: Mixed Breed
Sex: Female
Color: Grey and brindle mixed breed
Brought in From: Highway 90/Girl Scout Road, Defuniak Springs

Notes:
  • Approximately 3 years old
  • Weighs 40lbs
  • Leash trained.
  • Good with children.
  • Gets along with other dogs.
  • Low energy.
Brown and black tricolor dog being pet

Bailey

ID: #36165
Breed: American Bulldog Mixed Breed
Sex: Female
Color: Tan & black tricolor
Owner Surrender

Notes:
  • Approximately 7 years old
  • Weighs 70lbs
  • Leash trained, crate trained, and house broken.
  • Good with children.
  • Gets along with cats and other dogs.
  • Low energy.
Black and white female dog standing on the floor

Glory

ID: #71413
Breed: Mixed Breed
Sex: Female
Color: Black/White
Brought in From: Girl Scout Road, Defuniak Springs

Notes:
  • Currently in Foster
Female brown dog standing in photo booth.

Carla

ID: #71292
Breed: Labrador Retriever Mixed Breed
Sex: Female
Color: Brown
Brought in From: County Highway 147, Laurel Hill

Notes:
  • Approximately 4 years old
  • Weighs 43lbs
  • Leash trained.
  • VERY High Energy
  • VERY vocal.
Large tan and white dog with black around his nose wearing a red collar

Ty Ty

ID: #70299
Breed: Mixed Breed
Sex: Male
Color: Brown
Owner Surrender

Notes:
  • Currently in Foster
  • Approximately 6 years old
  • Weighs 46 lbs.
If you’re looking for a dog who will break your heart and heal it at the same time, let us introduce you to Ty‑Ty, a black mouth cur mix with a story that hits a little too hard.
Ty‑Ty was surrendered after his mom passed away — and we’re pretty sure he’s still waiting for her to walk back through the door. He’s six years old, house‑broken, gentle, and according to his previous owner, wonderful with people, including children. He’s doing everything he can to be brave, but you can see the confusion in his eyes. Losing your person is a lot for any dog — especially one as loyal as Ty‑Ty.
He shouldn’t be spending his days wondering what he did wrong. He shouldn’t be lying in a kennel waiting for someone who can’t come back. He deserves a home, a routine, a soft voice telling him he’s safe again.
Come meet this sweet baby today. Let him know that love didn’t end — it’s just waiting to begin again with you.