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Carly is the last of her litter who is still available, and we keep asking ourselves, WHY? She's such a nice dog with her beautiful face.
Carly's birthday is 4/3/23.
Carly is 47 lbs.
Adorable and energetic girl.
She’s tall, lean, very Athletic, and can jump low fences easily.
House-trained, but she may have an accident if she's very excited.
She connects well with females and will need an additional day or two to get used to the male in the family since she was fostered and cared for by a female.
She's friendly with other dogs.
And she is not sure about cats.
Very food motivated, which is a plus for easier training.
Now working on leash walks
Currently fostered in NJ
The best home for Carly:
A house with at least six feet of fence
Another friendly dog is a plus
Active family, going on hiking, running partner, etc
Loving and patient owners
Here is the back story:
A lady in her late 80s loves her momma dog. The girl jumped the fence and got pregnant. (we'll be spaying her on the 25th)
The lady, unfortunately, has terminal cancer and is somewhat bedridden. She can no longer care for them the way they need to be. She loves all of them and was crying, knowing she had to give them up.
The six siblings were underweight and covered in fleas, but they anxiously waited for the lady to come to sit on the porch because the pups knew they would be patted!
The lady has done her best to care for them and realizes it’s time to let them go. Our foster promised her we would find loving homes for them.
And we will.
Carly is the last of her litter who is still available, and we keep asking ourselves, WHY? She's such a nice dog with her beautiful face.
Carly's birthday is 4/3/23.
Carly is 47 lbs.
Adorable and energetic girl.
She’s tall, lean, very Athletic, and can jump low fences easily.
House-trained, but she may have an accident if she's very excited.
She connects well with females and will need an additional day or two to get used to the male in the family since she was fostered and cared for by a female.
She's friendly with other dogs.
And she is not sure about cats.
Very food motivated, which is a plus for easier training.
Now working on leash walks
Currently fostered in NJ
The best home for Carly:
A house with at least six feet of fence
Another friendly dog is a plus
Active family, going on hiking, running partner, etc
Loving and patient owners
Here is the back story:
A lady in her late 80s loves her momma dog. The girl jumped the fence and got pregnant. (we'll be spaying her on the 25th)
The lady, unfortunately, has terminal cancer and is somewhat bedridden. She can no longer care for them the way they need to be. She loves all of them and was crying, knowing she had to give them up.
The six siblings were underweight and covered in fleas, but they anxiously waited for the lady to come to sit on the porch because the pups knew they would be patted!
The lady has done her best to care for them and realizes it’s time to let them go. Our foster promised her we would find loving homes for them.
And we will.
We will contact your references and vet. Then a
Virtual Home Visit (video call) is conducted.
3.
Approve Application
If approved, a Meet and Greet is scheduled or transport pickup is confirmed.
4.
Take the Pet Home
Adopter gets a new "Friend for Life" and a pup has been saved.
Additional adoption info
We strive to find the best fit for both adopter and dog.
Most of our dogs are in foster within the PA, NJ, NY area. Others arrive on transport from shelters in Texas and Tennessee.
We strive to find the best fit for both adopter and dog.
Most of our dogs are in foster within the PA, NJ, NY area. Others arrive on transport from shelters in Texas and Tennessee.
Friends for Life Animal Rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)3, foster based, volunteer run rescue with foster homes in the Tri-state (PA, NJ, NY) area.
Our focus is to save the lives of dogs and puppies in high-kill shelters in the south and local owner surrenders.
Our mission is to place unwanted and in-danger animals in homes, no matter age or breed. To educate the public, help stop animal cruelty and neglect.
Extra Info.-
*If a dog is listed on Adopt a Pet they are still available and we are accepting applications. We approve applications on best fit for both dog and family.
*We take our best guess on breed and size when fully grown.
* Our dogs are adopted from their foster home or straight from transport from kill shelters in the south.
*We always need foster homes so we can continue to save dogs. Please contact us if interested in fostering.
Friends for Life Animal Rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)3, foster based, volunteer run rescue with foster homes in the Tri-state (PA, NJ, NY) area.
Our focus is to save the lives of dogs and puppies in high-kill shelters in the south and local owner surrenders.
Our mission is to place unwanted and in-danger animals in homes, no matter age or breed. To educate the public, help stop animal cruelty and neglect.
Extra Info.-
*If a dog is listed on Adopt a Pet they are still available and we are accepting applications. We approve applications on best fit for both dog and family.
*We take our best guess on breed and size when fully grown.
* Our dogs are adopted from their foster home or straight from transport from kill shelters in the south.
*We always need foster homes so we can continue to save dogs. Please contact us if interested in fostering.
