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This handsome little guy is Bear, a Pomeranian mix puppy born around 2/11/24. Bear is a happy puppy, tail always wagging, playing with his brothers and foster siblings, or just running in the backyard. He really enjoys soft toys that he can crunch on or play tug-of-war with other siblings. He is not afraid to explore new surroundings. But most of all, Bear loves to be loved. He will choose to be held over eating! He would be great in almost any living situation, including apartments or condos. He doesn’t necessarily need a fenced in backyard, but his family does need to provide him plenty of runaround exercise. He has started both crate and house training, and his foster mom says he is off to a great start. His future family needs to be home more often than not to provide him with the training a puppy his age needs. Bear currently weighs 4 pounds and should weigh around 18 to 20 pounds when full-grown. He is current on his vaccines and his adoption fee includes his future neuter and microchip.
This handsome little guy is Bear, a Pomeranian mix puppy born around 2/11/24. Bear is a happy puppy, tail always wagging, playing with his brothers and foster siblings, or just running in the backyard. He really enjoys soft toys that he can crunch on or play tug-of-war with other siblings. He is not afraid to explore new surroundings. But most of all, Bear loves to be loved. He will choose to be held over eating! He would be great in almost any living situation, including apartments or condos. He doesn’t necessarily need a fenced in backyard, but his family does need to provide him plenty of runaround exercise. He has started both crate and house training, and his foster mom says he is off to a great start. His future family needs to be home more often than not to provide him with the training a puppy his age needs. Bear currently weighs 4 pounds and should weigh around 18 to 20 pounds when full-grown. He is current on his vaccines and his adoption fee includes his future neuter and microchip.
Adoption events are held at the Blakeney Petsmart in Charlotte NC and other area locations. Dates and times are posted on our Facebook page during the week. We do not always hold weekly events. You can also contact us at adopt@carolinapaws.com to find out when and where our next event will be held.
Adoption events are held at the Blakeney Petsmart in Charlotte NC and other area locations. Dates and times are posted on our Facebook page during the week. We do not always hold weekly events. You can also contact us at adopt@carolinapaws.com to find out when and where our next event will be held.
More about this rescue
Carolina P.A.W.S. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization comprised of a network of compassionate Carolinians, all of whom are volunteers. We are devoted to helping abandoned and abused cats and dogs throughout the greater Charlotte area find loving homes. CPAWS does not have a facility and relies entirely on volunteer foster parents to care for an animal until we are able to find a pet their forever home. Our founding members have been collectively involved in animal rescue for over 20 years.
Carolina P.A.W.S. volunteers can be found "in the trenches," rescuing animals at high risk- those starving on the streets, languishing in shelters, and suffering in abusive situations. Each animal has a different past but our promise to them all is the same…a second chance. We provide them with medical attention, rehabilitate them physically and emotionally, and care for them in foster homes until they can be placed in loving permanent homes.
Along the way, we prepare them to become wonderful companions by taking the time to socialize them and patiently teaching them to trust. We also spay/neuter each one, provide all inoculations, and ensure that they are in perfect health before being made available for adoption.
Carolina P.A.W.S. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization comprised of a network of compassionate Carolinians, all of whom are volunteers. We are devoted to helping abandoned and abused cats and dogs throughout the greater Charlotte area find loving homes. CPAWS does not have a facility and relies entirely on volunteer foster parents to care for an animal until we are able to find a pet their forever home. Our founding members have been collectively involved in animal rescue for over 20 years.
Carolina P.A.W.S. volunteers can be found "in the trenches," rescuing animals at high risk- those starving on the streets, languishing in shelters, and suffering in abusive situations. Each animal has a different past but our promise to them all is the same…a second chance. We provide them with medical attention, rehabilitate them physically and emotionally, and care for them in foster homes until they can be placed in loving permanent homes.
Along the way, we prepare them to become wonderful companions by taking the time to socialize them and patiently teaching them to trust. We also spay/neuter each one, provide all inoculations, and ensure that they are in perfect health before being made available for adoption.
