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You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Hello there! My name is Anari, and I'm a lovely 2-year-old lady with a heart as big as the Georgia sky. Let me tell you a little bit about myself and how I ended up looking for my forever home. My foster momma calls me a Pocket Rott, I guess because I’m small enough to fit in your pocket!
I was discovered wandering the streets of Atlanta, with my pal, Sevi. But fate had something wonderful in store for us because I was scooped up and brought into a shelter, which eventually got me to my foster family.
Despite my rough start, I'm a resilient pup with a spirit that shines bright. I might be small, but I've got a huge appetite for life and all the tasty treats it has to offer! Yep, you guessed it—I'm quite food-driven and eager to learn, especially if there's a delicious reward involved.
Now, let's talk about my favorite things: snuggling and being close to you! Oh, there's nothing that makes my butt wiggle faster than curling up beside you, feeling your warmth, and knowing that I'm loved. I'm a total cuddle bug, and I'm not shy about showing my affection. I also love romping around the yard with a ball or toy! I will bring it back and drop it at your feet, eagerly awaiting you to throw it for me again!
Sure, I might need a little help with my house manners—I mean, who doesn't have a few things to learn, right? But I promise to put in the effort because making you happy is what I'm all about. With a patient and understanding family by my side, I know I can become the best doggy companion anyone could ask for.
I live with my doggy foster brother, who I really like and my foster sister, Sevi, who I came into the shelter with. We have had some tussles lately, so my foster momma thinks I wouldn't mind being your only girl dog. I can’t help that I’m a strong, independent female. I have a teenage hooman foster sister who I love so much! I can get a little excited and jumpy sometimes, so older kids would be best for me. I don't live with cats now, but I did meet them before I left GA, and I was ok with them (see my video!)
So, if you're looking for a sweet and snuggly sidekick who's ready to fill your days with love and laughter, look no further than me, Anari! Let's embark on this journey together and create paw-some memories that'll last a lifetime. Come meet me, and let's see if we're a match made in doggy heaven!
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Hello there! My name is Anari, and I'm a lovely 2-year-old lady with a heart as big as the Georgia sky. Let me tell you a little bit about myself and how I ended up looking for my forever home. My foster momma calls me a Pocket Rott, I guess because I’m small enough to fit in your pocket!
I was discovered wandering the streets of Atlanta, with my pal, Sevi. But fate had something wonderful in store for us because I was scooped up and brought into a shelter, which eventually got me to my foster family.
Despite my rough start, I'm a resilient pup with a spirit that shines bright. I might be small, but I've got a huge appetite for life and all the tasty treats it has to offer! Yep, you guessed it—I'm quite food-driven and eager to learn, especially if there's a delicious reward involved.
Now, let's talk about my favorite things: snuggling and being close to you! Oh, there's nothing that makes my butt wiggle faster than curling up beside you, feeling your warmth, and knowing that I'm loved. I'm a total cuddle bug, and I'm not shy about showing my affection. I also love romping around the yard with a ball or toy! I will bring it back and drop it at your feet, eagerly awaiting you to throw it for me again!
Sure, I might need a little help with my house manners—I mean, who doesn't have a few things to learn, right? But I promise to put in the effort because making you happy is what I'm all about. With a patient and understanding family by my side, I know I can become the best doggy companion anyone could ask for.
I live with my doggy foster brother, who I really like and my foster sister, Sevi, who I came into the shelter with. We have had some tussles lately, so my foster momma thinks I wouldn't mind being your only girl dog. I can’t help that I’m a strong, independent female. I have a teenage hooman foster sister who I love so much! I can get a little excited and jumpy sometimes, so older kids would be best for me. I don't live with cats now, but I did meet them before I left GA, and I was ok with them (see my video!)
So, if you're looking for a sweet and snuggly sidekick who's ready to fill your days with love and laughter, look no further than me, Anari! Let's embark on this journey together and create paw-some memories that'll last a lifetime. Come meet me, and let's see if we're a match made in doggy heaven!
Potential adopters need to fill out an adoption application. References will be checked and a home visit conducted. Potential adopters need to ensure that any current pets and all family members meet with us prior to any adoption. Adopters are responsible for confirming with their homeowners insurance company that there will be no lapse in coverage with a rottweiler or pitbull on premises. Adopters are also responsible for confirming that there is no breed specific legislation in their community.
Processing adoption applications involves our volunteers' time and resources. We ask that you REVIEW OUR ADOPTION CONTRACT which outlines training, housing and fencing requirements BEFORE YOU APPLY. If agreeing to all of the terms in the contract is not something you are willing to comply with, please do not apply.
We prefer our dogs to be placed in northern New England because that's where we are physically. We will extend our adoptions to the immediate surrounding states including northern New Jersey and New York based on volunteer availability.
In accordance with the regulations set forth by the Department of Agriculture in New Hampshire, For the Love of Dog considers our "coverage area" to be New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts. Dogs who originate outside of our coverage area require additional pre-entry medical expenses and quarantine as well as transportation fees.
Unless otherwise noted, the adoption fee for dogs are as follows:
Rottweilers originating from our coverage area :: $350 ($400 for dogs 6 months and under).
Rottweilers originating outside of our coverage area :: $450.
All Bully Breeds :: $200
Potential adopters need to fill out an adoption application. References will be checked and a home visit conducted. Potential adopters need to ensure that any current pets and all family members meet with us prior to any adoption. Adopters are responsible for confirming with their homeowners insurance company that there will be no lapse in coverage with a rottweiler or pitbull on premises. Adopters are also responsible for confirming that there is no breed specific legislation in their community.
Processing adoption applications involves our volunteers' time and resources. We ask that you REVIEW OUR ADOPTION CONTRACT which outlines training, housing and fencing requirements BEFORE YOU APPLY. If agreeing to all of the terms in the contract is not something you are willing to comply with, please do not apply.
We prefer our dogs to be placed in northern New England because that's where we are physically. We will extend our adoptions to the immediate surrounding states including northern New Jersey and New York based on volunteer availability.
In accordance with the regulations set forth by the Department of Agriculture in New Hampshire, For the Love of Dog considers our "coverage area" to be New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts. Dogs who originate outside of our coverage area require additional pre-entry medical expenses and quarantine as well as transportation fees.
Unless otherwise noted, the adoption fee for dogs are as follows:
Rottweilers originating from our coverage area :: $350 ($400 for dogs 6 months and under).
Rottweilers originating outside of our coverage area :: $450.
We hold adoption events monthly at PetCo in Concord, NH as well as various other meet & greet events. Please visit our web site for dates & times. http://4theloveofdog.org/event.asp
We hold adoption events monthly at PetCo in Concord, NH as well as various other meet & greet events. Please visit our web site for dates & times. http://4theloveofdog.org/event.asp
More about this rescue
For the Love of Dog - Rottweiler Rescue of New Hampshire is a New Hampshire corporation and a registered charity in New Hampshire operating under the federal tax exempt status of 501c3. The organization is also a licensed animal shelter in the state of New Hampshire, a good-standing member of the Mayor's Alliance of New York City, the Animal Rescue Network of New England, and a Code of Ethics Rottweiler Rescue organization.
For the Love of Dog - Rottweiler Rescue of New Hampshire is a New Hampshire corporation and a registered charity in New Hampshire operating under the federal tax exempt status of 501c3. The organization is also a licensed animal shelter in the state of New Hampshire, a good-standing member of the Mayor's Alliance of New York City, the Animal Rescue Network of New England, and a Code of Ethics Rottweiler Rescue organization.
