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Pugslee

Pembroke Welsh Corgi

Male, 2 yrs 11 mos

Runnemede, NJ

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Location: NJ ***MORE INFO TO COME** ##2619444##

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Nike

Pug Pekingese

Female, 2 mos

Runnemede, NJ

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Story

Location: GA (transport to an approved home in certain areas) Nike (F)Pug mix8.5 weeks old (born 10/29/25)Spayed: will be done before being adoptedStenotic Nares Wedge Resection surgery: will be done at spay Entertain themselves (until they suddenly require you) Obsessed with dog beds (the softer, the better) Pass the Kissing Booth test with ease Toy lovers and love 80's music Doing well with peepads but they are puppies (winter is rude) Shockingly silent—no barking yet, just judgmental stares MUST HAVE BRACHY BREED EXPERIENCEIf you don’t already get brachylife, this is not your starter pack. Applications without experience need not apply.If you have questions, please email us: loveoflittlesrescue@gmail.com What type of home is best for pug-mix puppies?Pug-mix puppies do best in calm, lower-activity homes that understand the needs and have experience of brachycephalic (short-nosed) breeds. Dogs:• Curious but delicate• No big dogs• Only ONE other dog allowed• Overactive homes = hard pass Kids:• NO KIDS• Possibly a teen 12+, discussion required Cats:• Not tested• Prefer a no-cat household TRAINING STATUS• Housetrained: Not yet• Crate trained: Not yet• Leash trained: Not yet(They are babies. Spoiled ones.) What household is preferred for pug-mix puppies? These puppies thrive in homes that can offer:A relaxed daily routineShort, controlled exerciseIndoor play and enrichmentClose monitoring in warm weatherA home where the puppy can be a primary focus Households with a quieter pace and fewer competing demands, where time and attention can be dedicated to the puppy’s care and training, are typically the best fit. Our Puppy Adoption Policy & Senior Adopters We absolutely adopt to seniors and value them deeply in our rescue community.In fact, we encourage adopters age 70 and older to consider adult dogs (5+ years) — they often form the most beautiful, well-matched partnerships and truly thrive together. Why not puppies? Puppies require many years of intensive care, including:Daily training and socializationSignificant physical activityOngoing veterinary careLong-term contingency planning for the next 15+ years Because of these lifetime needs, we place puppies only in homes where long-term stability and planning can be confidently met. For this reason, we do not place puppies with adopters over the age of 70.This policy exists solely to protect the lifelong welfare and stability of the dog — never to diminish the value or capability of senior adopters. Disclaimer:Adoption decisions are made on a case-by-case basis and reflect the rescue’s mission to act in the best interest of each animal. Policies are not intended to be discriminatory and are applied solely to ensure lifelong placement and welfare of the dog.We do not allow electric fences/halo collars, runners/tethers or doggy doors ##2616225##

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Brooks

Pug Pekingese

Female, 2 mos

Runnemede, NJ

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Story

Location: GA (transport to an approved home in certain areas) BrooksPug mix8.5 weeks old (born 10/29/25)Spayed: will be done before being adoptedStenotic Nares Wedge Resection surgery: will be done at spay Entertain themselves (until they suddenly require you) Obsessed with dog beds (the softer, the better) Pass the Kissing Booth test with ease Toy lovers and love 80's music Doing well with peepads but they are puppies (winter is rude) Shockingly silent—no barking yet, just judgmental staresMUST HAVE BRACHY BREED EXPERIENCEIf you don’t already get brachylife, this is not your starter pack. Applications without experience need not apply.If you have questions, please email us: loveoflittlesrescue@gmail.com What type of home is best for pug-mix puppies?Pug-mix puppies do best in calm, lower-activity homes that understand the needs and have experience of brachycephalic (short-nosed) breeds. Dogs:• Curious but delicate• No big dogs• Only ONE other dog allowed• Overactive homes = hard pass Kids:• NO KIDS• Possibly a teen 12+, discussion required Cats:• Not tested• Prefer a no-cat household TRAINING STATUS• Housetrained: Not yet• Crate trained: Not yet• Leash trained: Not yet(They are babies. Spoiled ones.) What household is preferred for pug-mix puppies? These puppies thrive in homes that can offer:A relaxed daily routineShort, controlled exerciseIndoor play and enrichmentClose monitoring in warm weatherA home where the puppy can be a primary focus Households with a quieter pace and fewer competing demands, where time and attention can be dedicated to the puppy’s care and training, are typically the best fit. Our Puppy Adoption Policy & Senior Adopters We absolutely adopt to seniors and value them deeply in our rescue community.In fact, we encourage adopters age 70 and older to consider adult dogs (5+ years) — they often form the most beautiful, well-matched partnerships and truly thrive together. Why not puppies? Puppies require many years of intensive care, including:Daily training and socializationSignificant physical activityOngoing veterinary careLong-term contingency planning for the next 15+ years Because of these lifetime needs, we place puppies only in homes where long-term stability and planning can be confidently met. For this reason, we do not place puppies with adopters over the age of 70.This policy exists solely to protect the lifelong welfare and stability of the dog — never to diminish the value or capability of senior adopters. Disclaimer:Adoption decisions are made on a case-by-case basis and reflect the rescue’s mission to act in the best interest of each animal. Policies are not intended to be discriminatory and are applied solely to ensure lifelong placement and welfare of the dog.We do not allow electric fences/halo collars, runners/tethers or doggy doors ##2616217##

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Tomb Raider

Chihuahua Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 4 mos

Runnemede, NJ

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Tomb RaiderChihuahua Mix15 weeks old4 poundsGood with dogs: NO DOGS OVER 15 POUNDSGood with kids: NO KIDS UNDER 12Good with cats: Not sure and no way to test Tomb Raider definitely knows how to work her puppy dog eyes and that little grin when you pick her up She definitely needs another little dog in the home**She would not do well with being alone a lot..she loves people too much** Her ideal home is someone who is younger, social and not afraid of not being the Popular one while out and about Tomb Raider is such a sweet girl who loves to be around her people and another small dog as she does love to play. She loves to chase a ball but definitely not the "bring it back" type of girl. T.R. will be your ride or die girl and would NOT take a buLLet for you...but would take your chicken nuggets. I don't know how big she will be but she will definitely be on the small side...maybe around 8-10 pounds (maybe 15 pounds) Are you looking for the one girl who won't judge you but will definitely act like she didn't hear a word you said? Are you looking for the one girl who will sit next to you and watch a Hallmark movie while stealing some popcorn? Tomb Raider has class, stubbornness and a whole lot of sass!! We do not allow electric fences/halo collars, runners/tethers, doggy doors ##2577213##

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Squirrel

Corgi

Male, 3 yrs 11 mos

Runnemede, NJ

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Location: New Jersey - meet and greet in South Jersey is requiredSquirrel Pembroke Welsh CorgiAbout 40 lbs- needs help continuing his weight loss routine!Good with dogs?: Yes, 40lbs and underGood with cats?: Unsure, but he does have a prey drive.Good with kids?: Dog savvy kids welcome!Crate trained: YesHouse trained: Yes, will sometimes mark but working on it!Leash trained: YesMeet SQUIRREL! Squirrel was surrendered by his owner through no fault of his own, he was being bullied by the resident Golden Retriever and the owner made the tough decision to rehome Squirrel. Due to his past, we would recommend that Squirrel either be the only dog, or be in the company of other small to medium sized pups. That being said slow introductions would also be a must as he can be shy/fearful due to his experience. Meet and greet with resident dogs is a must. If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to have a second shadow, you’ll soon find out! In typical corgi fashion Squirrel lives for his people and wants to supervise basically everything. His ideal situation would be either a family (dog savvy kids welcome!) or couple that can give him short brisk walks to maintain his figure, and then give him copious amounts of cuddles on the couch - his favorite place. Most of all he would love a family who is patient and kind with him as he adjusts to your routine. Squirrel’s quirks are that he occasionally might do a little dribble in the house to mark his territory. He also can be a picky eater and it took a couple days for him to finish his meals at his foster home. Otherwise, he is a certified good boy with phenomenal manners. Squirrel is waiting patiently for his furever family. ##2605570##

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Reebok

Pug Pekingese

Female, 2 mos

Runnemede, NJ

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Story

Location: GA (transport to an approved home in certain areas) Reebok (f)Pug mix8.5 weeks old (born 10/29/25)Spayed: will be done before being adoptedStenotic Nares Wedge Resection surgery: will be done at spay Entertain themselves (until they suddenly require you) Obsessed with dog beds (the softer, the better) Pass the Kissing Booth test with ease Toy lovers and love 80's music Doing well with peepads but they are puppies (winter is rude) Shockingly silent—no barking yet, just judgmental stares MUST HAVE BRACHY BREED EXPERIENCEIf you don’t already get brachylife, this is not your starter pack. Applications without experience need not apply.If you have questions, please email us: loveoflittlesrescue@gmail.com What type of home is best for pug-mix puppies?Pug-mix puppies do best in calm, lower-activity homes that understand the needs and have experience of brachycephalic (short-nosed) breeds. Dogs:• Curious but delicate• No big dogs• Only ONE other dog allowed• Overactive homes = hard pass Kids:• NO KIDS• Possibly a teen 12+, discussion required Cats:• Not tested• Prefer a no-cat household TRAINING STATUS• Housetrained: Not yet• Crate trained: Not yet• Leash trained: Not yet(They are babies. Spoiled ones.) What household is preferred for pug-mix puppies? These puppies thrive in homes that can offer:A relaxed daily routineShort, controlled exerciseIndoor play and enrichmentClose monitoring in warm weatherA home where the puppy can be a primary focus Households with a quieter pace and fewer competing demands, where time and attention can be dedicated to the puppy’s care and training, are typically the best fit. Our Puppy Adoption Policy & Senior Adopters We absolutely adopt to seniors and value them deeply in our rescue community.In fact, we encourage adopters age 70 and older to consider adult dogs (5+ years) — they often form the most beautiful, well-matched partnerships and truly thrive together. Why not puppies? Puppies require many years of intensive care, including:Daily training and socializationSignificant physical activityOngoing veterinary careLong-term contingency planning for the next 15+ years Because of these lifetime needs, we place puppies only in homes where long-term stability and planning can be confidently met. For this reason, we do not place puppies with adopters over the age of 70.This policy exists solely to protect the lifelong welfare and stability of the dog — never to diminish the value or capability of senior adopters. Disclaimer:Adoption decisions are made on a case-by-case basis and reflect the rescue’s mission to act in the best interest of each animal. Policies are not intended to be discriminatory and are applied solely to ensure lifelong placement and welfare of the dog.We do not allow electric fences/halo collars, runners/tethers or doggy doors ##2616221##

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Furbaby Ranch - Runnemede Chapter

Runnemede, NJ 08078

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Love of Littles Dog Rescue and Foundation--Northeast Area

Runnemede, NJ 08078

Pet Types: dogs

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Riley Rescue

Bellmawr, NJ 08031

Pet Types: dogs

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HFH-South Jersey

Sicklerville, Bellmawr, NJ 08031

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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PetPALS of Southern New Jersey Inc.

100 Essex Avenue, Suite #300, Bellmawr, NJ 08031

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Joa's Arc

PO Box 243, Audubon, NJ 08106

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Presley's Pals Dog Rescue

Woodbury, NJ 08096

Pet Types: dogs

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Shadow and Sky Rescue

West Deptford, NJ 08093

Pet Types: dogs

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Deuces friends animal rescue

Collingswood, NJ 08107

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Woof Love Rescue

Collingswood, NJ 08108

Pet Types: dogs

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