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09/10/2026

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Indy, female, spayed, young, Belgian Malinois. She is truly a 🦄 Mal. Low/Medium drive, calm and chill around the house, LOVES to play with her toys and other dogs. Indy is not a big Mal, is easy to travel with and very respectful on the leash. She has done very well with all the dogs, cats and horses. (She will bark at the horses when they come to the gate/fence but only because she learned this from another dog. She is completely fine with the horses in the stalls, turnouts, etc)

Indy is potty trained and knows her basic obedience. She is treat motivated and easy to work with.

When Indy first came to DFAM from the East Valley shelter, she was a little timid and took a little bit to settle in and with new people or public environments. Simple patience and socialization is all it took for her transformation to an attention seeking social butterfly.

Indy will do best in a committed, loving, patient home with another friendly, non-dominant dog. A home where she will be part of the family and get a lot of love and affection.

09/10/2026

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Free Major protest at AAC this morning.

Major, a Belgian Malinois has been held in solitary confinement by Austin Animal Center for over 500 days.

Last year Major was hit by a truck while on a walk with his owner, his owner ran to get his phone to call for help. While he was gone a bystander attempted to catch the injured Major who bit her.

The bystander has stated she doesn’t blame the dog and has refused to testify against Major, the lead investigator noted the bite as provoked (a defense against dangerous or aggressive dog designations under Texas law)

A professional dog trainer specialized in the breed (Precision K9 Work) has offered to take custody of Major to perform an evaluation and any needed training to insure he’s safe for the public.

Despite all of this the City of Austin Government and Austin Animal Services has aggressively pursued a euthanasia order, they have fought Major’s owner through multiple courts and appeals to kill this dog.

The city of Austin has full power to negotiate a release of Major, they have instead chosen to euthanize a dog for the crime of being hurt and afraid.

OFFICER GETS 15 DAYS IN JAIL FOR STARVING HIS TWO-K9’s, KILLING ONE.DUNKLIN COUNTY, Mo. (KFVS/Gray News) — A former Miss...
09/04/2026

OFFICER GETS 15 DAYS IN JAIL FOR STARVING HIS TWO-K9’s, KILLING ONE.

DUNKLIN COUNTY, Mo. (KFVS/Gray News) — A former Missouri police officer has been sentenced to 15 days in jail and two years of probation in an animal abuse case involving two K-9s.

On Aug. 24, Derrick A. Durall pleaded guilty to two counts of MISDEMEANOR animal abuse.

He initially was sentenced to one year in the Dunklin County Jail. However, the judge suspended the ex*****on of the sentence, giving Durall supervised probation for two years. He will also serve 15 days in the Dunklin County Jail.

Durall was also ordered to pay the city of Dexter $8,900 as restitution for his negligence, which caused the death of the K-9 Apollo.

The animal abuse and neglect happened in Stoddard County between September 2023 and February 2024.

Durall failed to provide adequate care to K-9 Apollo and retired K-9 Knox by not giving them food and water, resulting in Apollo’s death and serious injury to Knox.

Court documents state Durall, as the Dexter Police Department’s K-9 handler, was responsible for the department’s active K-9, Apollo, and its retired K-9, Knox, both of which were kept in separate kennels at Durall’s home.

Apollo was found dead in his kennel on Feb. 18, 2024.

Investigators said during a veterinary exam after his death, Apollo weighed 41.6 pounds. They said he had lost about 25 pounds since his last visit in September 2023. The vet also described Apollo as having “decreased muscle mass and sunken eyes” as a result of malnutrition and dehydration.

According to court documents, tests also found Apollo had pneumonia, which the vet said was common in dogs that are malnourished. The vet said Apollo’s condition was not caused by pneumonia, “but was likely the final event that led to Apollo’s death.”

Retired K-9 Knox was also evaluated by a veterinarian. It was determined that he had severe heartworms and severely worn teeth. The veterinarian said he had lost about 10 pounds since his last visit and was “generally unkept.”

The Dexter Board of Aldermen voted to fire him from the Dexter Police Department on April 1, 2024.

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DFAM and the Military Litter, themed and given military names in 2023 in honor of Kareem and his loving mother Shana who fostered mom and pups, ask that you never forget our soldiers and their families ❤️🇺🇸

Big Fry (Raider) and Small Fry (Indy) 🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟🍟Malinois typically are a light, compact breed ranging from 40-60lbs wi...
07/23/2026

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Malinois typically are a light, compact breed ranging from 40-60lbs with females typically on the lower half of that range. However, over the past several years, we are starting to see a lot of variance in size outside of the breed standard.

For work, they should be agile, athletic, able to work all day and able to be carried by their handler when necessary.

AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
Sweet Indy is a sable, female, Belgian Malinois, spayed and is 45-50 lbs. She is an amazing house dog! Loves playing with others dogs, potty trained, can be trusted alone out of a crate. Good around cats, horses and dogs of all sizes. She is not a pushover in the pack but loves to play with and the company of other dogs. Indy likes toys and is very respectful and well mannered . She has started her obedience and is doing very well. Indy is being socialized in public places to increase her confidence in new places.

If you are interested in adopting Indy, please use the link in our bio to apply to adopt.

Ideally, Indy will do best in a loving home where she will be part of the family and her families lives. She loves people and affection. She needs a quiet home and a family willing to carry on her socializing and desensitizing to increase her confidence in new places.

ADOPTING IS A COMMITMENT FOR THE LIFETIME OF THE DOG ❤️💕🥰

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07/13/2026

❤️ Indy ❤️

Meet Indy, a young, beautiful, 45-50 lb, female spayed, sable mahogany, Belgian Malinois, who is available for adoption. She was rescued almost two weeks ago, after spending over 100 days in East Valley Animal Shelter.

Indy is one of those 🦄 unicorn Mals. Low drive, gets along with dogs of all sizes, both males and females. Actually, she ABSOLUTELY LOVES playtime outside with the dogs. She loves her people, is calm and a pretty perfect house dog. Indy has been great with the cats, horses and was surprisingly not very scared or stressed with all the fireworks over the holiday weekend.

In her past life, we are pretty sure she just wasn’t exposed to much, which makes her a little shy at first in new places. Indy is potty trained, has started obedience with her foster and will be going with her foster to I Heart K9 for group training as soon as funds can be raised.
Indy has also started her crate training, although she has proven to be very trustworthy around the house thus far. It’s still always a good behavior for a dog to know and be comfortable and confident with.

Slowly, we have started working on socializing and positive experiences to gain more confidence. We like dogs coming out of our rescue to be ready to be part of a family that wants to include them on their outings and trips. Public places offer a large array of exposures. Today is Indy’s first day at a public place with this much going on. Sitting off to the side where she can have room on the leash to advance to people that approach and ask to pet her or retreat behind the tables and chairs. There are lots of people, dogs, strollers, loud cars and an abundance of noise and motions in general. She loves people and gets rewarded with love. As she settles and relaxes, she also receives treats. This is something we built up to. Within 10 minutes, she was relaxed enough to take a nap.

Indy is a true gem. We are truly excited to be part of Indy’s journey and excited to share how she blossoms in her time with us.

07/02/2026

First thing after leaving the shelter - BATH!! Gotta get rid of the shelter ick.

Second - DeShed…very important for a house dog.

Third - PLAYTIME while waiting for foster mommy Megan….with intent. We might be playing, but we are also evaluating and building.

WHERE DO YOU THINK HER BALL DRIVE IS NOW…..comment ⬇️ below.
We will be continuously evaluating her different drives to best determine which of our programs she is best suited for AND what her needs will be when she is adopted.

07/01/2026

❤️Independence❤️ (Indy 🇺🇸)
formerly Lady A2261090 from East Valley Animal Shelter, FS, Belgian Malinois came into the shelter as a stray 3/18/26. 109 days at the shelter, but is now safe with DFAM.

Now we need your HELP getting everything Indy needs to prepare her for adoption with a forever home!
‼️Please SHARE and DONATE‼️

How You Can Help:

Zelle (no fees)/PayPal:
[email protected]

Venmo:
Delta Force Animal Mission Corp California Nonprofit

Amazon Wish List (link in bio)
Indy Needs
* Collar (flat)
* 6’ Leash
* Fur Saver (training collar)
* Food
* Fish Oil
* Freeze Dried Liver Treats
* Bed
* Balls
* Kong Toys

109 days in a shelter is hard on a dog both mentally and physically. It is not only new and different, but loud, stressful and very scary. Mals do not thrive in this type of environment. Some become extremely anxious, panic and can be reactive. The loud constant barking stressed Indy and being isolated to a kennel most of the time caused her to withdraw and shut down. Thank god for the volunteers at East Valley that took her out to play groups and provided affection whenever they could.

Indy is now in a home with a loving foster. She is affectionate and settling in. We will be allowing her to decompress and get use to her new surroundings.

As with all of our of the fosters that come into DFAM, Indy will be trained in obedience, crate and potty trained to provide a wonderful foundation to make the adoption transition as smooth as possible. We spend a great deal of time socializing and desensitizing in public places to build confidence, experience and exposure to build a well rounded disposition. This continuous training is an expense we must raise enough funding for.

We are very excited to be part of Indy’s journey to living her absolute best life with a strong foundation that will be invaluable to her and her future adopter. Be sure to follow along on Indy’s journey by giving our page a follow!

07/01/2026

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❤️ Merica 🇺🇸❤️ (Mercy)
Formerly Gemma at East Valley Shelter LAAS is now SAFE with DFAM.

Now we need your HELP sharing and raising DONATIONS to get her all fixed up, trained and ready to start living her absolute best life!!

Mercy’s ears are plain and simply in BAD SHAPE. About 1/4 of the right ear has literally been eaten away by flys, with flaps of dead skin hanging, that will need to be surgically removed. The left ear has bad scaring and a tear from the same. Edges are rigid and torn. Due to how vascular the ears are it is important this is done to prevent accidental tearing.

Mercy is a doll. Enough drive to make training fun and exciting. Confidence and personality to boot. LOVES people and affection. Good ball drive, so we will see what that looks like once settled in.

HOW YOU CAN HELP:

Zelle/PayPal:
[email protected]

Venmo:
Delta Force Animal Mission Corp California Nonprofit

Amazon Wish List (link in bio)
Mercy Needs

Freeze dried liver
Collar (flat)
6’ leash
Fur Saver
Cot
Food
Balls
Kongs
Toys

06/20/2026

New Kicks For K9 Elliott To Protect His Paws While Working On Hot Sidewalks or Pavement.

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