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A word about adopting a rescued dog.
Health questions: Dogs picked up as strays or turned in to shelters come with little or no health history. Every dog taken in to our rescue is seen and evaluated by our vet before being made available for adoption. We can make no health guarantees beyond what the vet is able to find on physical examination. We endeavor to disclose all health information that is available to adopters. Owner-surrendered dogs come with as much health history as is available and for that reason may not be seen by our vet prior to placement; however, all health history on these dogs is revealed to adopters.
Fees: We ask for adoption donations on every dog we place with no exceptions. Fess may be reduced for geriatric or special needs dogs. 100% of the fees collected for our dogs go to pay the vet bills of the old, ill and infirm dogs to help get them into loving homes.
Children: Our rule of thumb when placing rescued dogs in homes with small children is to err on the side of extreme caution. We will not place a small Poodle (Toy or Mini) in a home with small children. We prefer not to place a Standard Poodle in a home with children under the age of 6. We will accept and review applications and can make decisions based on home visits with the child or children present.
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Crispin is a 3 year old dog, probably a cock-a-poo (Poodle/Cocker Spaniel cross). We have very little history on him other than he was seriously neglected by his former owners. He is a pleasant little dog that lived with bigger dogs. We do not know his history with children. He has recently been neutered and is current on all vaccinations. We think Crispin would do best in an adult household, with no young children and no cats. |
This young female parti-colored Standard Poodle is being reluctantly surrendered by her owners
to our Rescue due to a family situation. She is spayed, housetrained and up to date on all her vaccinations. She currently
lives with other dogs. If you are interested in this girl, please download and return our application as soon as possible.
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Godrick is a little under one year of age and has had a tough go in his short life. He was
rescued from horrible living conditions by a young woman who found he needed her too much, so she had to give him up.
We find him to be a dear sweet young boy. Godrick will be neutered and is currently up to date on all his vaccinations.
He will be available for adoption very soon but we will be happy to take applications on him right now. Watch this
space for an updated photo of Godrick once we get him groomed. We think there is a handsome guy under all that facial
hair!
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They need grooming but these little ones are so darling, we could not wait to get their pictures
up! Totally sweet and loving. Four girls and one boy toy Poodles waiting for their new forever homes.
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ADOPTED! |
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ADOPTED! |
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ADOPTED! |
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