Small Dog Rescue
Daisy is a 6 year old female apricot miniature poodle. She weighs about 9.5 pounds, is up to date on shots, heart worm negative and working on house breaking. Daisy will be spayed prior to being adopted. She would be a good companion for an owner! If you would like more information about her, contact Mary at (574) 524-6040 and leave a clear, concise text or voice message.
Jasper is a friendly and active miniature poodle mix who prefers women and children—he seems wary of men. His coat is described as merle, being a mix of a black & silver—and spotted like a jasper stone! He is a former breeder and approximately 6 years old and 15 lbs. Jasper is making progress on house training and is quiet in his crate! Loves toys, chew bones, and retrieving little tennis balls. He walks pretty well on a leash and will get better with more practice. Good with other small dogs and a cat. He would love a fenced yard to run in and a canine buddy to show him the ropes. Jasper is scheduled for neuter and dental cleaning; he’ll be available after August 21. For information, contact his foster mom Michelle at (616) 481-9237 or m.vangeest@att.net. Adoption fee $400.
Senior Poodle/Yorkie mixes
Pearl (black, female) and CoCo (cream, male) are 11-year-old senior dogs that are looking for their forever homes. We want them to be adopted together as they have always been together. These two are very nice, friendly dogs. CoCo is a lap dog. Their coats and build favor the Poodle breed; they will need regular grooming. Pearl and CoCo are crate trained and housebroken. Pearl has been spayed; CoCo has been neutered. Both have had dental cleaning, heart worm test, blood work, and vaccinations. These lovely dogs were surrendered when their owners lost their home and had to give them up. Adoption fee is $300 for the pair. For inquiries or questions about these dogs, call or text Mary at (574) 524-6040. They are located in Elkhart, Indiana.
Miss Opal is a 5 year-old tricolor full-size Bernese Mountain Dog and a former breeder. She loves affection when you’ve earned her trust. Opal is good with other dogs, cats and rabbits, and is pretty social for a former breeder. Good with respectful children.
A PHYSICAL (not electric) fenced yard is required as she needs room to safely run. She is learning “Wait,” “Come,” and “Go to kennel;” crate trained and house trained (though some accidents may occur when moving to a new home).
Preference given to applicants within 75 miles of Elkhart, Indiana.
Opal is up to date on shots. She will be a great family companion. Opal will need a fair amount of time to address her anxiety and continue her training in her forever home. Adoption fee: $400. For more information on Opal, contact her foster mom Linda via Call or Text (574) 215-0760.
