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Penny

Dachshund Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier

Female, 1 yr
Winston-Salem, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
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Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Look out world... Penny has left the puppy mill and she is so thankful! Penny is an adorable Dorkie (Dachshund/Yorkie mix) 12month old little girl to knock your socks off! Penny is 9.4#. Penny has been raised in a puppy mill and exited that environment, recently. She is ready for a real family! Penny is up to date on all vaccines. She is heartworm negative and on prevention. She is also on flea/tick prevention. She is now spayed and chipped. She is not housetrained yet, but aims to please, so we feel like she will catch on quickly! If interested in Penny, please complete the adoption application below: https://acfrescue.weebly.com/adoption-foster-and-volunteer-applications.html Adoption fee: 595 which covers all vetting and quality food, while in our care.

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Black Beauty

Dachshund Spaniel (Unknown Type)

Female, 1 yr
Winston-Salem, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Black Beauty! This girl was offered up FREE on a site and we asked the owner to surrender her to us, instead. Whew! FREE dogs end up as bait dogs! Black Beauty came to us without a name, so we named her, of the beautiful girl that she is! BB weighs 19# and is full grown. She is a year old. We have no idea of her true breed mix, so we do our best to guess. She is absolutely awesome! BB is up to date on vaccines, heartworm negative and on monthly prevention. She is chipped and will be spayed this coming week. What we know is she is a sweetheart! She LOVES attention. She LOVES other dogs and is very playful! She still has some puppy antics left, meaning she likes to chew. This is a corrected behavior by giving her something like a toy, that is hers. She catches on quickly. If you are interested in making this beautiful girl a part of your family, please complete an adoption application, below: https://acfrescue.weebly.com/adoption-foster-and-volunteer-applications.html Adoption fee: $595. This fee covers vet exam, vaccines, heartworm test, spay and chip

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Neelley

Dachshund Beagle

Female, 2 yrs 1 mo
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Named for the road where she was left running at large for over a month, this sweet girl was finally trapped by a very kind person who had been worrying about her journey while she was darting through traffic and scrounging for food. We do not really know how Neelley appeared in the area where she was found - maybe dumped or perhaps she escaped - but what we do know is that no one claimed this sweet girl. So a lot about Neelley is a mystery - her breed mix, her age or even her time prior to rescue. But we can tell you our best guesses and tell you what we have learned about her since she landed in the arms of our rescue. Neelley is perhaps a chi-wee-gle (chihuahua, dachshund, beagle mix) that is around 3-4 years old. When she first came into her foster home she would shiver when touched, but that quickly melted away when she discovered the love she had been missing out on for so long. Neelley wags with her WHOLE body when her people come home. She even vocalizes her joy when you return! Neelley is working on her housetraining - she will seek out a pee pad if no one is available to let her out to potty - but she still does have some accidents. In her foster home she hangs in the kitchen with the rest of her fur-buddies until her family returns. She will curl up with you and snuggle, sleep in the big bed and generally follow you everywhere you go around your home. When it comes to outside - Neelley will door dash at first (out of fear) and is working on her leash skills (which were completely non-existent when she came into rescue) so a securely fenced yard will be a must for her new home. Neelley lives with several other fur-buddies but it did take her several days to warm up. She would growl if they came near and sometimes still she is not very certain about their intentions so she needs an understanding pack that will not be too pushy. She has warmed up enough to begin to play but even at times she is not sure how to read other dogs. We just do not think that Neelley had a lot of love or affection before she found rescue. But that has certainly all changed now and we are committed to finding her a home that will continue to love her just as much as her foster family -- as we know she still has so much blooming yet to do. Neelley has been spayed, microchipped, vaccinated and is current on heartworm prevention. Because of her tendency to door dash at first, she will come with her very own GPS collar to wear to keep her whereabouts known just in case. Due to Neelley's shy nature at first, she will not be adopted outside of a 3 hour drive of Greensboro NC (where her foster famiy is located) and her foster family must travel to Greensboro to adopt her. One thing is for certain - whatever family is lucky enough to adopt this girl will be rewarded daily with her affirmation of wagging joy and love! If her adoptive famiy is in Greensboro - she can continue with some of her socialization training at Downtown Dog Enrichment Program. ##2450278##

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Tyson (Super Senior)

Dachshund

Female
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) -
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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats,
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Tyson14 years old18 poundsFostered in Raleigh Short verison: Multiple medical issues, good with calm dogs, no kids under 12, needs quiet home, no cats, senior dachshund housetrained, blind. Every day this handsome super senior has been with us, we see more and more of his personality. And we’ve learned he has a secret trick – a happy button! If you scratch is head, his tail starts wagging a mile a minute (check out the video in the comments). Yes, this boy is medical mess. He has Cushings, diabetes, a grade 4/5 heart murmer (no medication needed now) and elevated liver values. Oh and he’s blind – but that doesn’t stop him one bit. We did a diabetic curve and a cushings test, and both are pretty well control. He is on insulin for the diabetes and gets too shots a day – he’s super good for it and it’s easier to do than most people think. His medicines (and syringes) cost $160 a month when ordered online plus testing to make sure the conditions stay under control. But Tyson is more than just his health issues. He’s hilarious. He’s stubborn. He likes to kill his squeaky toys. And he’s got the air of confidence that only a super senior blind dachshund with a laundry list of issues can have. Tyson has decided that he gets the best beds in the foster home – and the resident dogs are happy to let him. He gets along with the other super senior dogs in his foster homes, but a home with a bunch of crazy younguns (four legged or two legged) would be too much for him. This boy is on the independent side – he’s not going to be all up in your business or follow you around. But he likes being near you. He’s happy to hang out on his bed and snooze the day away. When you pick him up, you need to go slow so he knows you are there, but he’s fine being picked up, as long as no suprises.. He’s mostly housetrained – as much as any super senior dachshund can be. He’s apartment friendly and working family friendly. Tyson’s new family will need to drive to Raleigh, NC to adopt him – no transports. We prefer to adopt to NC, VA, SC. Because of his medical needs, there is no adoption fee for Tyson. To get the process started of adopting Tyson, fill out an application at www.doxiebyproxy.org/application Because Tyson’s medical expenses make it challenging to afford his care, we have had several people offer to donate to help offset costs for his new family. We have already received a $200 donation, which will go directly to his new family’s vet or a gift card to the online pharmacy of their choice. If you are feel called to donate, you can send us donations and mark it for Tyson using PayPal or Venmo https://www.doxiebyproxy.org/donate. Because of scammers, be sure that you are donating to a business account not personal – even better use the QR code in the comments. ##2415087##

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Magpie

Dachshund Chihuahua

Female, 9 mos
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,
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Bash

Dachshund Chihuahua

Male
Greensboro, NC
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats,
Story
Bash 8 years old 10 pounds Chiweenie Fostered in Raleigh Short version: Experienced home, no kids under 16, working family friendly, housetrained, crate trained, leash trained, follows you around the house, great car rider. Bash graduated from training last week and has been settling into his new foster home exceptionally well. We have been thrilled with his progress and his foster family has fallen head over heels in love with this adorable little dude. And they would adopt him if they had room at their inn – even the foster dad who typically isn’t a chiweenie fan is smitten. Here are 10 reasons why Bash is the perfect dog for you: 1. You want to feel like a celebrity and the most important person in the world when you come home. Bash is SO happy to see you and gives you the most adorable tail wags and entire body waggles. 2. You have no kids under 16. Because Bash has bitten in the past and could bite again, we cannot make any exceptions on this. 3. You want a dog that is housetrained, great in the car, crate trained. Bash is both of these in spades. He needs to sleep in his crate and wouldn’t be a fit to sleep in a big bed – see number 6 about boundaries. 4. You need a shadow. Bash wants to be near you at all times. He follows you to the bathroom. He sits beside you while you work on the floor. But he doesn’t want to be all up in your business. He just wants to be nearby. He’s the perfect blend of a best friend and independent. 5. You have a yard. Because Bash can sometimes be moody, he needs a family with a fenced yard (even a small one) to make potty breaks easier in the beginning. 6. You are willing to set boundaries. Bash needs structure and boundaries so he knows that you are the leader or he will try to take over the world. Because almost all of his issues have happened on the couch or a chair, his foster family is having great success with keeping him off furniture and the new family should be prepared to set similar boundaries, especially in the beginning. You can likely get the place where he can get on your lap on furniture by invitation only. 7. You are ok with the fact that Bash sets boundaries. Bash needs your respect as well. Someone was likely not very nice to him in the past so he can occasionally get protective of himself and his space. His foster family always asks him first if he wants to be picked up and he will quickly answer yes by sitting at their feet. He can be protective of his crate and his beds, especially in the evening. His foster family uses a slip lead to guide him off his bed to get in his crate at night to avoid any drama. 8. You like to walk. Bash is great on a leash and loves to go for walks. A tired Bash is a happy Bash. 9. You have no dogs or dogs that respect personal space. He has become friends with a laid-back senior dachshund in his foster home and even snuggles in bed with him sometimes. However, Bash will sometimes growl if another dog gets in his space. So other dogs in the home need to be the type to walk away if he growls and not throw down. However, he avoids drama – even walking out of his way to avoid the active puppy in his foster home. He has also done well in two separate foster homes with a strong pack so we are open to that arrangement for the right family. The biggest thing is a human that’s willing to manage occasional growls and dogs that will walk away. 10. You want the amazing experience of watching a dog learn to trust and blossom into his best self. There is something that words can’t describe about being the person to give a behavior dog the chance they need and see how their love changes your life as well. It’s not easy, but when you get down the road, the journey is a million percent worth it. His new family will need to drive to NC to adopt him – no transports. We prefer a home in NC, VA, SC. Bash is current on vaccines, heartworm negative and has been neutered with a full dental polish at the same time. He has a very mild heart murmur (1/2 out of 6) and had a cherry eye fully repaired in foster care. We would prefer him to be fostered or adopted in NC but are open to nearby states for the right situation. If you are interested, please fill out an application at www.doxiebyproxy.org/application.You can also message us on FB with any questions. We are happy to jump on the phone with you as well. Yes, Bash isn’t for everyone. In fact, he isn’t for most people. But we know that there are others out there like us that are called to the spunky pups. Bash deserves the right environment and person to help him become the best version of himself. We've seen such amazing progress with him over the past 2.5 months and can't wait to see the awesome dog he blooms into. ##2324356##

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13.5 miles

Animal C.A.R.E. Foundation

11141 Old US Hwy 52, Suite 5, Winston-Salem, NC 27107

Pet Types: cats, dogs, farm animals

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33.7 miles

Doxie By Proxy Rescue, Inc.

PO Box 9671, Greensboro, NC 27408

Pet Types: dogs

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37.7 miles

Forever Home Canine Rescue

P.O. Box 204, Barium Springs, NC 28010

Pet Types: dogs

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38.4 miles

Citizens for Animal Welfare

P. O. Box 631, Troutman, NC 28166

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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