My name is Number 3!

***Number 3 is currently with a loving foster family near Pennington, NJ. Applications for his adoption should be submitted at socorescue.com. Questions about Number 3 and/or our adoption policy should be sent to socorescue8@gmail.com (no calls please).***

Number 3 is doing great in his foster home. He can be a bit shy at first but warms up quickly and gets along with everyone, the other dogs and even the cats.  His gentle and playful personality melt the hearts of everyone he meets!  He will do great in an active home with love to give.  Email socorescue8@gmail for a meet and greet or come to our next adotion event to meet Number 3!

While driving home from an adoption event in New Jersey, Scott Bennett came across two stray dogs that had become trapped in the media of I-95 in South Carolina. After not receiving much help from the local animal control and spending 7 hours sitting in the marsh-like conditions of the median,  Scott was able to catch both dogs, one being a young, pregnant Lab mix. On May 31, 2023, Scott got to witness the birth of Number 3 and his two brothers, now known as Number 1 and Bridger. If you follow our Facebook page, you can read more about the incredible rescue of Number 3 and the rest of his family.

Number 3 got his name since he was the third and final of the three pups born. Besides being an extremely handsome pup, he's also very smart and picks up on commands rather quickly. He's also going to be a very large dog once fully grown, already pushing 40 lbs at just under 7 months old. While he may act a little shy at first, Number 3 quickly opens up and shows that he's well socialized towards people. He loves to play with other dogs and will make an excellent companion for just about anyone. He does need additional training and has a lot of that 'puppy' energy, so caution should be used if there will be small children in the home. 

Number 3 has now received all three of his first year 'puppy' vaccines, his Bordetella and rabies vaccinations, de-wormed on proper intervals as well as being neutered.