This sweetie is just 17 weeks old and was lucky enough to get out of the puppy mill sooner rather than later. She is adjusting in her foster home, learning the ropes of being in a house. We're not sure about cats, but she's good with dogs and kids. As with all our mill dogs, she needs another dog and a conventional fence.
If you look up the word awesome in the dictionary, you'll find his picture. He's from a puppy mill and is only 15 weeks old. He's enjoying the good life with his foster, getting some attention, which is new to him. It doesn't take these mill dogs long to realize that life can be good. Especially when they're young. Rocky wants another dog and a conventional fence.
We got these cuties on National Dog Day, so what better day to announce we will have puppies available for adoption in the near future! Look at those faces! Two adorable little girls are shown hugging their handsome brother......if you've been thinking of adopting a puppy.......now is the time to submit your application for consideration. Adoption fee for puppies is $500 each.
She's a real beauty! At 5 years old, she's spent those years in a puppy mill. But now she's on her way to a better life. Good with kids, cats and dogs, she would enjoy the company of another dog and has to have a fence.
She's one of the lucky ones who was able to get away from the puppy mill. Unfortunately, it took 5 years. But that's all behind her now as she becomes a Golden Treasure. Lily is good with kids, cats, and would enjoy another dog of two. As with all our mill dogs, a fence is a must.
She's not a country singer, but she has lived in the country--at a puppy mill. At 6 years old, she's just now getting her first taste of normal living and is already starting to come around. With a fence and another dog, she'll blossom!.
This guy is 2 years old and has spent his life in a puppy mill. He's good with other dogs, kids, and even cats. Now that he's a Golden Treasure, he'll have a shot at normal life, with a family that loves him as a member of their pack, not a money-maker. As with all of our mill dogs, he'll need a fence and another dog.
When this 4-year-old first came to us, he actually wouldn't even walk. He was "army crawling" on his stomach. But, boy, you should see him now! As his foster family tells us, he's doing well, learning the ropes from his foster brother and sister, loves to play, now walks upright, is learning to walk on a leash and picking that up quickly. He gets better on each walk. His previous life wasn't that great, but he seems to be making up for lost time. He'll need a fence and, hopefully, another dog or two to play with.
Another puppy mill dog, 1-year-old Annie has come into our rescue. She's barely out of the puppy stage. She's doing great in foster, wags her tail when she meets other dogs and kids on her walks. After her foster mom watched another young male we think she would love to have another young non-dominant dog to play with. Of course, a fence is a must.
Here's another puppy mill entry. When he came in, he was a grooming nightmare. But a trip to the groomer solved that issue. He's obviously a senior male (probably around 10 years old) and Chloe is one of his special friends. His foster says he's pretty social and is settling in nicely, awaiting a new home. He does want us to find a home with a fence and possibly another dog.
What a handsome guy! Tanner is 2 years old and came from a puppy mill. But, unlike most mill dogs, he's more confident, so is coming around already. He's good with all--kids, cats and other dogs. He will need a fence and, hopefully, another dog to play with.
This gal is 4 years old. She likes to interact with other dogs and comes from a puppy mill. Mill dogs are typically not socialized properly, but there are sometimes exceptions. She seems to be one. Now that she's gone from the mill and with Golden Treasures, she's ready to get on with her new life. She's gonna require a fence and another dog to help her along.
