Unconditional Love Program

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Alaqua’s Unconditional Love Program (ULP) rescues unwanted canines from neglect and abuse situations and uses inmate labor to train them with basic obedience skills with the goal of being adopted as companion canines. This program benefits both the animals and inmates, helping each learn special skills and regain their places in society. Canines demonstrating unique potential may be accepted into one of the numerous nationally recognized therapy programs thereafter.

The current dogs in the program will be graduating in November 2018, at which point they will ready to be adopted and go to their forever homes. If you are interested in adopting one of these dogs, call us at 850-880-6399 today and fill out an adoption application by clicking here.

Harden is a young adult, 37 pound, hound mix, 5 1/2 years old.  His disposition is very sweet and he loves to play with his friends.  Harden has never had any kind of training, so we are confident that his time in the Unconditional Love Program will prove beneficial.

Brianna is a 15 pound, four year old Dachshund/ Beagle mix who is learning to trust people. She loves hanging out with her friends and will greet you with a smile and wag of her tail, but is overly cautious with any contact. Her time in the Unconditional Love Program is sure to help her build confidence, learn her basic commands and to trust in the human race.

This beautiful girl is Amber. Amber is a four year old Chihuahua who weighs 12 pounds. She is so super sweet and just craves attention and love. Her time in the Unconditional Love Program will help her build confidence, learn basic commands and to trust in the human race.

This adorable little fella is Frankie. Frankie is a four year old Chihuahua weighing in at 9.6 pounds. He is just the sweetest boy ever! He is a little shy at first, but he wags his tail and rolls over wanting belly rubs. His time in the Unconditional Love Program will help him to build confidence, teach him basic commands and to have trust in the human race.