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A1941803
Located At: Albuquerque Animal Welfare Department - Westside
Description: Shelter staff named me Flash and I am a neutered male, black and white Australian Cattle Dog and Border Collie.
I have been available for adoption since May 03, 2026.
I have been available for adoption since May 03, 2026.
Age: The shelter thinks I am about 8 months old.
Weight: I weigh approximately 27.00 lbs.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since Apr 24, 2026.
Meet Flash — Tiny Baby Cow Disguised as a Pit Bull
Flash is a 7-month-old neutered Pit Bull mix who currently weighs less than 30 pounds and seems genuinely surprised every time someone tells him he’s adorable. Despite his superhero name, Flash is less “high-speed action movie” and more “sweet little shadow who wants to stay close to his people at all times.”
This affectionate young guy is easy to walk, easy to handle, and happiest when he’s near humans he trusts. The shelter environment can feel a little overwhelming for him, so he may be shy at first, but once he settles in, his loving personality quickly starts to shine. He already knows “sit,” takes treats gently, and has some very respectable manners for such a young pup.
Flash enjoys playing with toys and is one of those magical dogs who actually brings them back and politely drops them at your feet like a tiny gentleman trying to pay rent. He also loves wading in the pool to cool off and has perfected the art of tiny splashy zoomies.
According to his previous owner, Flash is housebroken, crate trained, walks well on leash, and has already had some training. They also reported he is friendly with adults and kids. He’s also apparently been studying advanced escape artist techniques and knows how to open gates, so he’ll need a secure yard and supervision while outside. Tiny body. Big criminal mastermind energy.
He seems friendly with dogs at the fence and came in with another dog, though slower introductions and a meet-and-greet are recommended while he continues building confidence.
Underneath the shy puppy moments is a sweet, loyal companion who just wants reassurance, affection, a pool to splash in, and someone to stick close to while he figures out this whole growing-up thing.
Meet Flash — Tiny Baby Cow Disguised as a Pit Bull
Flash is a 7-month-old neutered Pit Bull mix who currently weighs less than 30 pounds and seems genuinely surprised every time someone tells him he’s adorable. Despite his superhero name, Flash is less “high-speed action movie” and more “sweet little shadow who wants to stay close to his people at all times.”
This affectionate young guy is easy to walk, easy to handle, and happiest when he’s near humans he trusts. The shelter environment can feel a little overwhelming for him, so he may be shy at first, but once he settles in, his loving personality quickly starts to shine. He already knows “sit,” takes treats gently, and has some very respectable manners for such a young pup.
Flash enjoys playing with toys and is one of those magical dogs who actually brings them back and politely drops them at your feet like a tiny gentleman trying to pay rent. He also loves wading in the pool to cool off and has perfected the art of tiny splashy zoomies.
According to his previous owner, Flash is housebroken, crate trained, walks well on leash, and has already had some training. They also reported he is friendly with adults and kids. He’s also apparently been studying advanced escape artist techniques and knows how to open gates, so he’ll need a secure yard and supervision while outside. Tiny body. Big criminal mastermind energy.
He seems friendly with dogs at the fence and came in with another dog, though slower introductions and a meet-and-greet are recommended while he continues building confidence.
Underneath the shy puppy moments is a sweet, loyal companion who just wants reassurance, affection, a pool to splash in, and someone to stick close to while he figures out this whole growing-up thing.
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Shelter information
Location: Albuquerque Animal Welfare Department - Westside
Phone Number: (505) 768-1975
Address: 11800 Sunset Gardens Road SW
Albuquerque, NM 87121
Albuquerque, NM 87121
