Camp Doodle Woods
The dogs currently available through Camp Woods Legacy are not available for purchase as companion pets, but instead are seeking purpose-driven placements through our nonprofit program. Each dog has been carefully raised, evaluated, and trained with the potential for meaningful working roles such as school facility, therapy dogs, emotional support animals, or community support dogs within settings like schools, police departments, ambulance services, counseling offices, and other service-based environments. Because these dogs are part of our nonprofit mission, placements are made through an application and matching process to ensure the right fit for both the dog and the organization or individual they will serve. Our goal is to place each dog where they can make the greatest impact - changing lives one paw print at a time.
Send me a message or call me if you would like more information on how the apply for one of our nonprofit dogs.
Tracy, 509-830-0403
Some dogs simply have a quiet way of changing the atmosphere around them - and Alpine is one of those dogs.
At two and half years old, Alpine has already spent time working as a therapy dog and has earned her CGC (Canine Good Citizen), proving the stability, manners, and heart it takes to work alongside people in meaningful ways. Through her experiences, she has shown herself to be incredibly soft, tenderhearted, and deeply intuitive to the emotions of those around her.
Alpine has a calm, comforting presence that naturally draws children in. She doesn't need to demand attention - she simply creates a sense of safety and connection wherever she goes. Whether sitting quietly beside a struggling student, greeting children in the hallway, or providing emotional support during difficult moments, Alpine has the kind of gentle spirit that cannot be taught.
Through Camp Woods Legacy, Alpine is now ready for her forever placement as a facility dog. We believe she would especially thrive in an elementary school setting, where her nurturing personality and intuitive nature could make a lasting impact on countless young lives.
Dogs like Alpine are why we do what we do - changing lives one paw print at a time.
Meet Poison — a two-year-old Standard Poodle with a heart as big as his personality. Poison is a certified therapy dog who has earned both his CGC (Canine Good Citizen) and CGCA (Advanced Canine Good Citizen), showcasing his stability, manners, and ability to confidently navigate public environments. Calm, social, and incredibly people-focused, he thrives on connection and genuinely enjoys being part of the community.
Poison especially shines around children. Whether he’s visiting schools, spending time at the library, or simply soaking up attention from little hands, he approaches every interaction with patience, gentleness, and enthusiasm. He has the kind of intuitive temperament that makes people feel comfortable and seen.
With his strong foundation and loving nature, Poison would make an exceptional school facility dog, bringing comfort, emotional support, and companionship to students and staff alike. He would also thrive as an ESA, bonding deeply with his person and providing steady companionship and emotional connection. Poison is the type of dog that leaves a lasting impression everywhere he goes — affectionate, intelligent, and always ready to brighten someone’s day.
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Meet Patches — a two-year-old Bernedoodle with a goofy personality, a loving heart, and a natural ability to connect with people. Patches has earned his CGC (Canine Good Citizen), demonstrating the manners, stability , and temperament needed to confidently work in public settings. Underneath his playful nature is a dog who genuinely enjoys being part of a team and making people smile.
Patches brings a fun, uplifting energy wherever he goes. He's social, affectionate, and thrives on human interaction, whether he's greeting students in a hallway, riding along with first responders, or simply being a comforting presence during difficult moments. His goofy charm makes him approachable and engaging, while his calm foundation allows him to settle in and do his job when needed.
Patches is searching for the right placement as a school facility dog, but he would also excel in many other facility environments, including ambulance services, police departments, counseling offices, or community programs. He has the kind of temperament that can brighten a room, ease tension, and create connection naturally. Patches is more than just a good dog - he's the kind of partner who makes hard days a little lighter.
