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We'll also keep you updated on Mozzarella's adoption status with email updates.
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Mozzarella

Poodle (Standard)

Female, 2 mos
Orlando, FL
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
***Local adoption only: Mozzarella needs to be adopted by a family in the Central Florida region (Orlando area) who will commit to taking her to her follow-up vetting appointments for remaining vaccines and spay with PPR's vetting partner. These appointments have already been scheduled and their cost is covered in the adoption donation.*** Hi, I’m Mozzarella—Mozi for short! I’m a 3monthold female Poodle with a curious spirit and plenty of playful spark. My mom weighs 55 pounds, so my adult size is still a surprise. I may not come on a pizza, but I’ll bring joy to every slice of your life. Favorite Things: Mozzarella loves her toys and hopping in the car for an adventure. She’s playful and full of energy, yet tender enough to enjoy cozy snuggles with her family.  Training & Manners: Mozzarella is picking up her commands quickly and loves working for treats. She’s making great progress with potty training, is padtrained, and does well when let outside on a regular schedule. Around the house, she can roam responsibly for hours, is learning leash skills with ease, and already knows her basics. At night, she settles quietly in her secure space, showing off her gentle manners. Health & Care: Mozzarella is a healthy girl! She will just need her monthly flea and heartworm preventatives, like any dog, plus regular grooming for her curly Poodle coat. She will also need a family in the Central Florida region (Orlando area) who can commit to taking her to her final puppy vetting appointments and spay. These have already been scheduled with PPR's vetting partner and their cost is covered in her adoption donation.  Other Animals: Mozzarella is a friendly girl who enjoys the company of dogs of all sizes. She hasn’t had formal introductions with cats yet, but her calm curiosity suggests she’d adjust well. Children: Mozzarella’s lively nature and sweet personality make her a wonderful match for children of all ages. Ideal Home: She’s best suited for a singlefamily home where she can stretch her legs and enjoy plenty of play. A fenced yard would be perfect; though it isn’t essential as long as she gets consistent outdoor time, she’ll be happy. Overall: Full of adventure, affection, and smarts, she’s a social butterfly who thrives on toys, outdoor fun, and cuddle time. With her loving and vibrant personality, she’ll brighten any household with kisses, cuddles, and wigglebutt charm. As with all puppies, her youthful qualities shine through, so patience and consistency will help her continue to grow into the perfect companion. Could Mozzarella melt right into your heart and home? Then visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to fill out an adoption application. If it seems like it could be a good match, her foster family will reach out with more information. Her adoption donation is $650. ##2518015##
We'll also keep you updated on Jack's adoption status with email updates.
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Jack

Maltese

Male, 12 yrs 6 mos
Orlando, FL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
***Bonded - Jack and Brooklyn must be adopted together. Meet Brooklyn & Jack!  Our names are Brooklyn and Jack. We’ve been together for a very long time, are bonded and come as a perfect package.  We are both affectionate, communicative and confident.  We also have some of our own individual traits, but we always like to be together. Jack -  I’m an 8-lb. white Maltese boy and I’m 12 years old. I’m laid back, snuggly, adventurous, and an enthusiastic “wiggle-butt”.  While we both get a little anxious at times, I get more anxious when my sister is not around and will tell everyone about it. I like to be near her all of the time and, fortunately, she doesn’t seem to mind one bit. Thunderstorms and being left alone also are scary, so I sometimes take medication to help me feel calmer during these times.  Brooklyn – I’m a 10-lb. tan and white Yorkie/Maltese girl with 13 years of life experience.  I’m a self-proclaimed “couch potato” who is also gentle, patient, quiet and independent. And, I've got great ears! I’m slower in movement, unless I’m heading to my food bowl.  Give me a soft chair/couch and I am good to go! Their Favorite Things : These sidekicks enjoy daily walks and getting out and about.  Brooklyn does tire faster than Jack but will gladly take her spot in a stroller so the walk can continue. Toys?  Neither really care much about them. Brooklyn loves lounging on a couch.  Jack is a fan of peanut butter and will gladly lick it from a spoon.  But above all . . . Jack’s favorite thing is Brooklyn and Brooklyn’s favorite thing is Jack. Training & Manners: They both are happy to report they have good basic manners, walk well on a leash, and love car rides. Health & Care: Both are doing great in their senior years. Brooklyn does require a special gastrointestinal/low fat canned food.  Jack is a toothless wonder with his tongue out, and he requires canned food as well. He also takes medication for those scary times, but it is very inexpensive. Both require ongoing heart medication, which averages about $60.00 a month each.  Here’s the cool thing . . . PPR has agreed to cover their heart medication AND Brooklyn’s food for 6 months to their adopter . . . How “PAW”some is that??  They are low maintenance and should only need occasional grooming, baths (which they LOVE) and nail trims. Other Animals: They have experience with and love dogs of all sizes.  They haven’t been exposed to cats yet, but we think they would be fine with a feline friend. Children:  They don’t currently live with kids but older kids (8+) would be just fine.  They just have to be respectful of their small size and age. Ideal Home:  Because Jack can be a bit vocal when his people leave, a single-family home would be needed.  Jack can be a bit of a stinker, and he thinks he is an escape artist at times.  Therefore, they should never be outside of the house unless they are leashed.  Of course, a securely fenced yard would be nice too, but not a requirement.   They would also love it if their people were home more often than not.  They stay in a secure area in their foster home and sleep in the “people bed” at night.   They both do great with house training and will let you know when they need to go outside. Overall: If you are looking for two amazing senior dogs who are sure to entertain you, we might be the perfect duo for you.  Do you think this team could be the ones for you?  If so, visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to fill out an adoption application. If it seems like it could be a good match, their foster family will reach out with more information. Their adoption donation is $300 for BOTH.   ##2400155##
We'll also keep you updated on Toto's adoption status with email updates.
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Toto

Chihuahua

Female, 1 yr
Orlando, FL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi . . . my name is Toto and I’m a 1-year-old Chihuahua girl who weighs just 9 lbs.  I may not be the “famous” Toto from the Wizard of Oz, but I guarantee that I will be following the yellow brick road straight to your heart.  I’m a very sweet girl who may be shy at first, but once I settle in, I’m all yours!  I’m adventurous, athletic and love to give kisses too.  Favorite Things: Toto LOVES her humans and snuggling with them.  She loves being close to you and if she could, she’d physically get into your skin with you.  Can we say, “Snuggle Bug”?? Training & Manners: Toto is hard at work on her house training and does go potty outside (as well as on pee pads at times).  She will need patience and consistency with her schedule to avoid any accidents in her new environment.  She has good basic manners and tolerates a car ride. She walks well on leash and would be the perfect walking or running buddy.  She’s not a huge fan of treats but is a good eater and eats all her food.  Health & Care: Toto is spayed, up to date on vaccines, microchipped  and heartworm negative.  She will just need her monthly heartworm and flea prevention, like any dog.  As a short-haired dog, she is easy maintenance and will just require occasional baths and nail trims.  Other Animals: Toto would prefer to be the one and only dog in your life.  While she can be in a home with other dogs, she truly prefers to have all her humans’ attention.  If there are other dogs in her forever home, she would do best with passive ones that mind their own business and ones she doesn’t feel the need to compete with for attention.  She has interacted with cats, but again, only those that are passive and don’t look for a lot of attention.  She can be a jealous girl with other fur-siblings looking to take attention away from “her” people. Children: Toto has not been exposed to children in her foster home, so a home with older children (8 plus) would be best for this gal . . . they would, of course, need to be respectful of her space and size and be supervised by the adults in the home. Ideal Home: Toto would be happy in a single-family home or a townhouse, condo or apartment.   She can be left alone in the home for a few hours without issues.  At night she will cuddle up in her dog bed, or better yet, in the “big people” bed with her human(s). Overall: If you are looking for a gentle, affectionate girl who will surely shower you with love, Toto could be the one for you.  If you think she might be, visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to fill out an adoption application. If it seems like it could be a good match, her foster will reach out with more information. Her adoption donation is $550. ##2585406##
We'll also keep you updated on Avery's adoption status with email updates.
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Avery

Terrier (Unknown Type, Small)

Male, 3 yrs 2 mos
Orlando, FL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hello, My name is Avery . . . I am a 2 -year-old terrier blend boy who weighs 16 lbs.  I am looking for my forever home with a dog savvy adopter, who is loving, patient and understands my needs. I haven’t had much human interaction in my life, so I’m learning the joy of being loved in my foster home. I rely on the other dogs in my foster home, so my new home MUST have another dog—or dogs—my size (or smaller).  General Behavior: Avery is a sensitive, happy boy who will spend most of his day playing with dog toys while wagging his tail.  Avery has come a long way in his foster home, learning to trust and working through his separation anxiety.  Avery is discovering that people, places and things can be okay. Likes & Dislikes: Avery LOVES mealtime, and will gently eat out of your hand or take treats politely.  Sunbathing is another favorite -  he will happily lie right next to you in the sun and follow you back inside when you're done.  He loves being close to his person, so a home where someone is around more often than not would be ideal. Training: In his foster home, Avery has done great with house training and will need regular, consistent potty breaks in his new home. He is still working on his basic manners and his dislike of car rides and leashes. Medical: Avery is a healthy pup!  Like any other dog, he will just need monthly heartworm and flea prevention. Other Animals: Avery has experience with calm, laid-back dogs and enjoys playing with the dogs in his foster home.  Avery's new home MUST have at least one other dog his own size or smaller, and he cannot live with cats. Children:  Avery is extremely nervous around children, so a home without children is a must. Home: Avery will need a single-family home with a fenced yard, as he tends to bark when his humans leave and he feels nervous on a leash.  Avery has free rein of his foster’s home and does not enjoy being confined to a set space.  When his foster returns, Avery greets them with enthusiasm!  At night, he sleeps at the foot of the “big person” or in his own bed. Grooming: Awesome Avery will need regular brushing and nail trims to keep him looking sharp.  He even enjoys "spa nights"!  After a little initial nervousness, Avery relaxed, closed his eyes and enjoyed being brushed. Overall: If you are looking for a sweet boy who could quickly become your “little shadow”, Avery might be the one for you.  In return, he asks for love, patience, understanding and a commitment to helping him live his best life. Remember, “slow and steady” is the way to go as you build trust and confidence together. Are you the one for Avery?  Please visit our website, www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org where you will find the application to adopt.  You’ll be put in contact with his foster family if it’s a potential match.  Avery is fully vaccinated, neutered, microchipped, and even had a recent dental.  The adoption donation for Avery has been reduced thanks to a generous grant from Kia and the Petfinder Foundation, and is $350. ##1998067##
We'll also keep you updated on Mabel Jr's adoption status with email updates.
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Mabel Jr

Poodle (Standard)

Female, 2 mos
Orlando, FL
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
***Local adoption only: Mabel Jr. needs to be adopted by a family in the Central Florida region (Orlando area) who will commit to taking her to her follow-up vetting appointments for remaining vaccines and spay with PPR's vetting partner. These appointments have already been scheduled and their cost is covered in the adoption donation.*** Hi, I’m Mabel Jr.! Don't let the "Jr." fool you, I'm ALL girl! I’m a 3 month old Poodle puppy with a sweet and curious nature. I was named after my momma, who weighs 55 pounds. My adult size is still a surprise, but I’m already bursting with joy and enthusiasm! Favorite Things: Mabel Jr. loves discovering new toys and snuggling with her family. She’s playful and energetic, yet knows how to slow down for sweet, affectionate moments. Training & Manners: This cutie is pad-trained, does great when let outside regularly, and loves car rides. She can roam the house responsibly for hours, is quickly picking up leash skills, and already knows her basic commands. At night, she settles quietly in her secure space, showing off her gentle manners; never a barker, always a delight. Health & Care: Mabel Jr. is a happy dog! Like all dogs, she requires monthly flea and heartworm preventatives and regular grooming for her adorable curly Poodle coat. She might need eye surgery for her flipped eyelids, and a hernia repair that will be done when she is spayed. To ensure she gets the best follow up care, she will need a family in the Central Florida region (Orlando area) who can commit to taking her to her final puppy vetting appointments and spay. These have already been scheduled with PPR's vetting partner and their cost is covered in her adoption donation. Other Animals: Mable Jr. may be very independent and enjoy running the show, but this little boss lady is also a delight who loves to socialize! She gets along wonderfully with dogs of every size. She hasn’t met cats in a formal setting, but her easygoing curiosity makes her likely to get along. Children: Loving and spirited, she gets along wonderfully with kids of any age. Ideal Home: She’ll thrive in a singlefamily home, ideally with a fenced yard for her zoomies and playtime. While a fence is preferred, it’s not required; as long as she gets regular outdoor time. Overall: Mabel Jr. is a bright, confident pup who loves her "me time" but is always ready to mix in plenty of cuddles. Treatmotivated and eager to learn, she blends intelligence, enthusiasm, and calmness; making her an ideal lifelong companion for a family ready to guide her growth. Is Mabel Jr. the one for you? Then visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to fill out an adoption application. If it seems like it could be a good match, her foster family will reach out with more information. Her adoption donation is $650. ##2518025##
We'll also keep you updated on Brooklyn's adoption status with email updates.
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Brooklyn

Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier Maltese

Female, 13 yrs 6 mos
Orlando, FL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Brooklyn & Jack are bonded and must be adopted together. Meet Brooklyn & Jack!  Our names are Brooklyn and Jack. We’ve been together for a very long time, are bonded and come as a perfect package.  We are both affectionate, communicative and confident.  We also have some of our own individual traits, but we always like to be together. Brooklyn – I’m a 10-lb. tan and white Yorkie/Maltese girl with 13 years of life experience.  I’m a self-proclaimed “couch potato” who is also gentle, patient, quiet and independent. And, I've got great ears! I’m slower in movement, unless I’m heading to my food bowl.  Give me a soft chair/couch and I am good to go! Jack -  I’m an 8-lb. white Maltese boy and I’m 12 years old. I’m laid back, snuggly, adventurous, and an enthusiastic “wiggle-butt”.  While we both get a little anxious at times, I get more anxious when my sister is not around and will tell everyone about it. I like to be near her all of the time and, fortunately, she doesn’t seem to mind one bit. Thunderstorms and being left alone also are scary, so I sometimes take medication to help me feel calmer during these times.  Their Favorite Things : These sidekicks enjoy daily walks and getting out and about.  Brooklyn does tire faster than Jack but will gladly take her spot in a stroller so the walk can continue. Toys?  Neither really care much about them. Brooklyn loves lounging on a couch.  Jack is a fan of peanut butter and will gladly lick it from a spoon.  But above all . . . Jack’s favorite thing is Brooklyn and Brooklyn’s favorite thing is Jack. Training & Manners: They both are happy to report they have good basic manners, walk well on a leash, and love car rides. Health & Care: Both are doing great in their senior years. Brooklyn does require a special gastrointestinal/low fat canned food.  Jack is a toothless wonder with his tongue out, and he requires canned food as well. He also takes medication for those scary times, but it is very inexpensive. Both require ongoing heart medication, which averages about $60.00 a month each.  Here’s the cool thing . . . PPR has agreed to cover their heart medication AND Brooklyn’s food for 6 months to their adopter . . . How “PAW”some is that??  They are low maintenance and should only need occasional grooming, baths (which they LOVE) and nail trims. Other Animals: They have experience with and love dogs of all sizes.  They haven’t been exposed to cats yet, but we think they would be fine with a feline friend. Children:  They don’t currently live with kids but older kids (8+) would be just fine.  They just have to be respectful of their small size and age. Ideal Home:  Because Jack can be a bit vocal when his people leave, a single-family home would be needed.  Jack can be a bit of a stinker, and he thinks he is an escape artist at times.  Therefore, they should never be outside of the house unless they are leashed.  Of course, a securely fenced yard would be nice too, but not a requirement.   They would also love it if their people were home more often than not.  They stay in a secure area in their foster home and sleep in the “people bed” at night.   They both do great with house training and will let you know when they need to go outside. Overall: If you are looking for two amazing senior dogs who are sure to entertain you, we might be the perfect duo for you.  Do you think this team could be the ones for you?  If so, visit www.PoodleandPoochRescue.org to fill out an adoption application. If it seems like it could be a good match, their foster family will reach out with more information. Their adoption donation is $300 for the PAIR! ##2400154##

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Endless Pawsibilities Animal Rescue

4817 Berrywood Dr, Orlando, FL 32812

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Poodle and Pooch Rescue

Orlando, FL 32822

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Charlie's Corner Animal Sanctuary INC

1914 Weeks Ave, Orlando, FL 32806

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Bull Terrier Rescue of Central Florida

Orlando, FL 32801

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Orange County Animal Services

2769 Conroy Road, Orlando, FL 32839

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Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando

2727 Conroy Rd, Orlando, FL 32839

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Buddies for Life, Inc.

Orlando, FL 32853

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Happy Trails Animal Rescue

1720 N Goldenrod Rd, Unit 8, Orlando, FL 32807

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Furever Bully Love Rescue

Orlando, FL 32807

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Zeena's Sanctuary & Pet Rescue, Inc.

Orlando, FL 32807

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