These Rescue Dogs Just Took Their Graduation Portraits

And they're looking to find forever homes before June 18.

Family Dog Rescue, a San Francisco-based rescue, is moving into a kennel-free space on June 18. That's like right around the corner!

A kennel-free space decreases the stress that dogs normally would get after spending days, months, even years, in a small, confined space.

I mean, how would you like it if you had to live in a space barely big enough for your bed?

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You'd hate it let's be real.

Kennel-free is paradise for pups who like to live together. But some doggos prefer to be the only canine on campus, and they have been making calls and working really hard to land an interview for the perfect position.

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These dogs are looking for a full-time forever home or even a part-time foster in the interim. Would you be able to take a chance on these graduates? Do you know someone who might be able to?

Meet Rocky!

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Majored in "Going The Distance"

Skills - Sitting for treats and staring into your soul

Interests - Going on hikes and learning more tricks

Meet Coby!

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Majored in "Butt Wiggling"

Accomplishments - Set shelter records in the high jump and kibble eating contest

Interests - Playing with squeaky toys

Check out Coby's video!

Meet Hope!

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Majored in "Home Economics with a Specialization in Snuggling"

Extracurricular - Studied abroad in Mexico

Interests - Babysitting

Check out Hope's video!

Family Dog is eager to place Rocky, Coby and Hope into homes before the big move, but there are even more dogs who are looking for a new family to graduate into...

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Like Shanti, who's majoring in stand-up comedy,

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Sugar, who's a Park Ranger in training,

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Pasta, who's Editor in Chief of Family Dog's eNewsletter,

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and Montana, who's captain of the swim team.

These dogs have worked so hard on their resumes...

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Now it's time for their next steps into the real world! If you or someone you know is interested in giving these doggos a chance, send in an application to either adopt or foster.

As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, Family Dog Rescue is funded 100% by donations. This move will require significant donations and a lot of hard work. But every penny and every second will be worth it when we see the pups enjoying their new cage-less, stress-less, happy environment as they await their forever homes.

To learn more about Family Dog, visit www.ilovefamilydog.org and watch a little video.

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