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Puppies and dogs in Minnesota

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Muffin

Australian Cattle Dog

Female, 3 mos
Mankato, MN
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
Muffin is an incredibly beautiful Heeler mix, although we cannot say for certain exactly what breeds make up her family tree. She was one of a litter of 11 puppies who came to BENCHS from another shelter, ready to grow up and begin searching for families of their own. Instead, shortly after arriving, these babies found themselves facing a battle none of us expected when the litter became sick with parvovirus. Muffin fought hard, she BEAT PARVO, and now those scary days are behind her! Today, Muffin is healthy, thriving, growing, and getting sillier by the day. After spending so much time worrying about whether these puppies were going to be okay, there is something incredibly special about watching them run around, play, cause a little puppy chaos, and simply get to enjoy being puppies again. Muffin currently lives with several of her siblings and has never gone a single day of her life without the companionship of other dogs. She has grown up eating, sleeping, wrestling, playing, exploring, and learning alongside her canine family. That has given her tons of early experience socializing and communicating with other puppies. As the weeks go by, more and more of Muffin’s personality continues to emerge, and she is becoming such a fun, silly, joyful little puppy who is ready to take on the world. Our best guess is that Muffin and her siblings have some Heeler, or Australian Cattle Dog, in their family tree. Heelers are intelligent, energetic, loyal working dogs that were bred to stay busy and use both their bodies and their brains. They tend to thrive in active homes where they receive plenty of exercise, enrichment, training, structure, and opportunities to be included in family life. Muffin is looking for an active indoor home that is excited about raising a smart, energetic puppy and continuing her training and socialization as she grows. Potential adopters should also understand that herding breeds can sometimes bring their natural working instincts into family life. Chasing, circling, and nipping at heels can emerge as they mature, especially around small children who are running, squealing, or playing. These behaviors do not necessarily mean a dog is being aggressive. They can simply be an extension of the instincts these dogs were bred for, but they can still be overwhelming for very young children and require consistent training and appropriate outlets. Because Muffin is still a young puppy and we do not yet know how strongly those instincts will develop, families with very small children should carefully consider whether an energetic herding breed puppy is the right fit for their household. Muffin has already overcome something enormous in her short life. She fought through parvo, recovered, and came out the other side ready to LIVE. Now we want the rest of her story to be filled with adventures, training, toys, treats, muddy paws, ridiculous puppy antics, and a family who gets to watch this special little survivor grow up. Come meet Muffin at BENCHS and help us give another one of our Parvo Puppy Survivors the happy ending she fought so hard for! BENCHS puppy adoption fees are $500 plus tax. Muffin’s adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, dewormer, flea and tick prevention, heartworm prevention, distemper boosters, Bordetella vaccination, and rabies vaccination. Our puppies also head home with a gallon bag of food, a leash, collar, harness, tote bag, blanket, toys, and some other little freebies to help them settle into their new homes. Muffin’s adoption also includes a professional family photo to capture the beginning of her new life with the people lucky enough to call her theirs!
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Lily

Australian Cattle Dog

Female, 3 mos
Mankato, MN
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
Lily is an incredibly beautiful Heeler mix, although we cannot say for certain exactly what breeds make up her family tree. She was one of a litter of 11 puppies who came to BENCHS from another shelter, ready to grow up and begin searching for families of their own. Instead, shortly after arriving, these babies found themselves facing a battle none of us expected when the litter became sick with parvovirus. Lily fought hard, she BEAT PARVO, and now those scary days are behind her! Today, Lily is healthy, thriving, growing, and getting sillier by the day. After spending so much time worrying about whether these puppies were going to be okay, there is something incredibly special about watching them run around, play, cause a little puppy chaos, and simply get to enjoy being puppies again. Lily currently lives with several of her siblings and has never gone a single day of her life without the companionship of other dogs. She has grown up eating, sleeping, wrestling, playing, exploring, and learning alongside her canine family. That has given her tons of early experience socializing and communicating with other puppies. As the weeks go by, more and more of Lily’s personality continues to emerge, and she is becoming such a fun, silly, joyful little puppy who is ready to take on the world. Our best guess is that Lily and her siblings have some Heeler, or Australian Cattle Dog, in their family tree. Heelers are intelligent, energetic, loyal working dogs that were bred to stay busy and use both their bodies and their brains. They tend to thrive in active homes where they receive plenty of exercise, enrichment, training, structure, and opportunities to be included in family life. Lily is looking for an active indoor home that is excited about raising a smart, energetic puppy and continuing her training and socialization as she grows. Potential adopters should also understand that herding breeds can sometimes bring their natural working instincts into family life. Chasing, circling, and nipping at heels can emerge as they mature, especially around small children who are running, squealing, or playing. These behaviors do not necessarily mean a dog is being aggressive. They can simply be an extension of the instincts these dogs were bred for, but they can still be overwhelming for very young children and require consistent training and appropriate outlets. Because Lily is still a young puppy and we do not yet know how strongly those instincts will develop, families with very small children should carefully consider whether an energetic herding breed puppy is the right fit for their household. Lily has already overcome something enormous in her short life. She fought through parvo, recovered, and came out the other side ready to LIVE. Now we want the rest of her story to be filled with adventures, training, toys, treats, muddy paws, ridiculous puppy antics, and a family who gets to watch this special little survivor grow up. Come meet Lily at BENCHS and help us give another one of our Parvo Puppy Survivors the happy ending she fought so hard for! BENCHS puppy adoption fees are $500 plus tax. Lily’s adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, dewormer, flea and tick prevention, heartworm prevention, distemper boosters, Bordetella vaccination, and rabies vaccination. Our puppies also head home with a gallon bag of food, a leash, collar, harness, tote bag, blanket, toys, and some other little freebies to help them settle into their new homes. Lily’s adoption also includes a professional family photo to capture the beginning of her new life with the people lucky enough to call her theirs!
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Izzy

Schnauzer (Miniature)

Female, 4 yrs 3 mos
Mankato, MN
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with cats,
Story
Izzy is a beautiful 4 year old Miniature Schnauzer who recently came to BENCHS after her aging owner was injured and could no longer provide the care she needed. This was no fault of Izzy’s, and she has clearly spent her life knowing what it means to be part of a family. Izzy was originally purchased as a puppy from a large scale breeding operation. When she first arrived, we actually wondered if she might be a Schnauzer mix because of her larger size and beautiful blue eyes. However, Izzy came with her original breeder paperwork, which identifies her as a Miniature Schnauzer and includes information about both her sire and dam. Whatever genetics are behind those pretty blue eyes, they certainly make her stand out! Miniature Schnauzers are known for being intelligent, alert, devoted little dogs with plenty of personality packed into a smaller body. They tend to form strong attachments to their people and often want to be involved in whatever their family is doing. They can be curious, spirited, playful, and quite expressive. Schnauzers were originally developed as working farm dogs and ratters, so many retain a natural instinct to investigate movement, chase small critters, and let their people know when something interesting is happening. They can also have an independent streak, making positive reinforcement, consistency, mental enrichment, and regular activity important. Of course, every dog is an individual, and Izzy will continue showing us which of those classic Schnauzer characteristics fit her best. Izzy is very new to BENCHS, so we are still getting to know her and learning more about her personality every day. What we have already discovered is that when you first meet her, she can be quite shy and unsure. New people, new environments, and all of the changes that come along with shelter life can be a little overwhelming for her. Give her some time to decide that you are safe, though, and you will quickly discover an entirely different dog. Once Izzy likes you, she REALLY likes you. She becomes incredibly sweet, affectionate, and clingy and would happily stay right by her person’s side. Because of how shy and uncertain Izzy can be in new situations, we feel she would be happiest in a quieter, more mature household. A home with adults or older children who can respect her space, move at her pace, and allow her to build trust on her own terms would be the best fit. Izzy is looking for a home where life is a little more predictable and she can settle into a comfortable routine with her people. Izzy is fully house trained and can be trusted home during the day without accidents. She is used to sleeping on a dog bed at night, walks on a leash, and absolutely loves going for car rides. She previously lived with a cat and did well with them. Izzy has never lived with other dogs, so we are slowly and thoughtfully exploring what her feelings are about canine friends. Since she is still so new to BENCHS, we don't want to make assumptions about what she would prefer. As we get to know her and introduce her to other dogs at a pace she is comfortable with, we will have a better idea of whether she would enjoy sharing her future home with another dog or would rather soak up all the attention herself. Izzy is currently very overweight. Her veterinary records indicate that table food was frequently offered in her previous home, and weight loss had previously been recommended by her veterinarian. Her new family will need to help her work toward a healthier weight with appropriately portioned meals, limited treats and table scraps, and regular activity. Some leisurely walks with her favorite person could become one of the best parts of her day. As a Miniature Schnauzer, Izzy will also need a family who is prepared to keep up with her regular grooming needs throughout her lifetime. Routine brushing and professional grooming will be an important part of keeping her coat comfortable and healthy. More than anything, Izzy seems like a little dog who wants a person again. She may not throw herself into your arms the moment you meet her, but give her the chance to trust you and you may suddenly find yourself with a little Schnauzer shadow who never wants to leave your side. After losing the home and person she knew, Izzy is ready for her next chapter. She is looking for a quieter, mature family who will give her the time she needs to settle in and then happily accept all the love she has waiting to give.
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Dolly Parton

Australian Cattle Dog

Female, 5 yrs
Crystal, MN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
Age: 5 years old Weight: 61 pounds Dog friendly: Yes Cat friendly: No Kid friendly: Yes Potty trained: Yes Crate trained: Yes Ms. Dolly Parton came from Missouri to find a home in the great state of Minnesota! Dolly has many fine attributes including the fact that she is perfectly potty trained and crate trained. She enjoys a ride in the car, and is good with people, kids and other dogs. Dolly does not require a lot of exercise to be content, though she is trying to shed a few pounds and is collaborating on this endeavor with her foster family. Unlike some other dogs (no names used here) Dolly does not use her voice very often, which is great for anyone considering her who might have shared walls, or who appreciates some peace and quiet! Favorite activities include following her fosters around and laying down next to them if they stop moving (super cute). She absolutely enjoys meal time and heads expeditously to her kennel when she knows it’s time to eat. And maybe cutest of all, she turns into a wiggle worm when she gets belly and butt rubs. Looking for a sweet affectionate girl to become your new best friend? Come meet her! Adoption fee: $495.00
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Fresca

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 2 yrs
Buffalo, MN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
Location: Champlin, MN Meet Fresca! Sweet, shy, and slowly discovering just how wonderful life can be, Fresca is ready to find a family of her very own! Fresca came into rescue after raising a litter of puppies, and now it’s finally her turn to be the baby! She can be a little nervous and unsure when she first meets people or enters a new environment, but once she realizes she’s safe, her personality starts to shine. Give her a little time, patience, and some gentle encouragement, and you’ll see her come out of her shell more and more each day. One of Fresca’s favorite recent discoveries? Playing with her foster dog sibling! She has really started to loosen up and enjoys romping and having fun with her resident dog. A friendly, patient dog in her forever home could be a wonderful companion for her, but is not required. Fresca is also a pretty quiet girl. She doesn't bark when someone comes to the door, which is a nice bonus! Every now and then, though, she likes to remind everyone that she has a voice by letting out a dramatic little howl—usually when she’s unhappy about something. Think of it as her way of filing a formal complaint. She's making great progress with potty training! While we wouldn't call her fully potty trained just yet, she's had very few accidents since her first couple of days in foster care and is catching on beautifully. She also enjoys her kennel and sleeps there peacefully at night. We're still working on getting her to go into her kennel on command, but she's making progress. And don't let her shy personality fool you—once Fresca trusts you, she is incredibly affectionate. She loves being close to her people and has a very sweet, loving side that comes out once she feels comfortable. She's also a surprisingly good little walking buddy! Fresca walks nicely on a leash and doesn't really pull, making her a pleasure to take along on adventures. Fresca's ideal family will understand that she may need a little time to adjust and won't expect her to become their best friend on day one. Her ideal home will be a calmer home with older kids. She needs people who are willing to give her patience, reassurance, and time to trust. In return, you'll get to watch an incredibly rewarding transformation as this once-scared mama discovers confidence, playfulness, and the joy of being someone's beloved dog. Fresca has spent her time taking care of everyone else. Now she's ready for someone to take care of her. Fresca at a glance: • Former mama who is ready to be someone's baby • Shy at first, but very affectionate once she trusts you • Enjoys playing with other dogs • Quiet overall; doesn't bark at the door • Occasionally howls when she's displeased • Making excellent progress with potty training • Sleeps happily in her kennel at night • Walks surprisingly well on leash with very little pulling • Needs a patient family willing to give her time to settle in • Coming out of her shell more every day! If you're looking for a gentle girl whose trust will feel like something truly special to earn, Fresca might just be your girl. --------------- The best way to show interest in an animal is to submit an adoption application by visiting our website (www.rescuenetworkmn.org). Adoption fee includes spay/neuter, all age-appropriate vaccinations (distemper, rabies, and bordetella), heartworm and flea/tick preventatives, heartworm test (dogs over 9 months), FIV/FeLV test (cats - one in the litter), dewormed, and microchip implant (including registration). Rescue Network is strictly foster based which means all adoptable animals are in a home and there cannot be a meet until an application is submitted and approved. We have no way of knowing the breeds in the animals. All breeds listed are best guess.
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Mamba D70452

Labrador Retriever

Male, 2 mos
Minnetonka, MN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
Hello my name is Mamba and I'm from Minnesota. Mamba is the sweetest, most loving boy ever. I can tell he will be so smart, strong, and a great companion. He is always ready for an adventure, loves car naps, people/dog watching. He is a patient, quiet, and loyal guy. He loves naps anywhere and everywhere, but under your chair or near you is his favorite spot. Definitely food motivated, so he’ll be easy to train! 😊 He’s learning potty training still, but has had minimal accidents. He is great on a leash and loves to walk/smell outside in the grass. He doesn’t have a tendency to run to interesting things he sees, which makes it easy to bring him with you anywhere you go! He’s been socialized a lot. He’s done great with new dogs, loves to play with them. He has not bothered my resident cat, but a slow introduction would be best. He’s great with all people and kids.

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Shelters & rescues in Minnesota

There are animal shelters and rescues that focus specifically on finding great homes for dogs in Minnesota. Browse these rescues and shelters below.

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PICKET FENCE POODLE RESCUE

Elk River, MN 55330

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Minnesota Mixed-Breed Rescue

Anoka, MN 55303

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Angel of Hope Animal Rescue

13601 Balsam Lane North, Dayton, MN 55327

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Fur-Ever Home Rescue

Zimmerman, MN 55398

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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Skylar’s Scholarships

PO Box 1511, Maple Grove, MN 55311

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HEART

Maple Grove, MN 55311

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Forever Loved

PO Box 588, Osseo, MN 55369

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Good Karma Animal Rescue of MN

Maple Grove, MN 55369

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Happy Hound Rescue

Osseo, MN 55369

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Northwest Minnesota Aussie Rescue

Maple Grove, MN 55369

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